The 33 Strategies of War (92 page)

early career of

ending errors of

exile of

false front and

final defeat of

first command of

as grand strategist

guerrilla warfare against

on leadership

leadership style of

Machiavelli and

on maneuver

maneuver warfare and

marriages of

Metternich and

on motivation

personality of

planning by

Prussians defeated by

punishments and rewards used by

reorganization of French military by

Russian invasion by

as a strategist

on terrorism

on time

turning strategy of

unconventional warfare of

on war

wars of

written instructions of

Book of Five Rings, The
(Musashi)

boredom

Borgia, Cesare

Borneo, tribes of

Boston Massacre

Boston Red Sox

Boston Tea Party

Bourienne, Louis de

Bowen, June

Bowen, Murray

boxing

center-of-gravity strategy in

perfect economy errors in

unconventional warfare in

Boyd, John

Boyd cycle

Bradley, Omar

Braun, Eva

Breton, Andre

Brezhnev, Leonid

Briareus

Britain.
See
Great Britain Brokaw, Tom

Bruyere, Jean de la

Brydon, William

Buchanan, James

Bukhara

Bulge, Battle of the

Bunkuro, Suwa

Bunuel, Luis

Burgundy

Burke, Edmond

Burns, James MacGregor

Bush, George H. W.

business

guerrilla warfare examples from

unconventional warfare in

Byzantines, Islam and

Caesar, Julius

assassination of

blitzkrieg strategy of

Crassus and

kidnapping of

leadership style of

as moral warrior

passive-aggression strategy of

Pompey and

retribution and

Rubicon crossing of

turning strategy and

Caldiero, Italy

Callaghan, James

campaigning.
See
grand strategy

Campaigns of Napoleon, The
(Chandler)

Campanella, Roy

Campania, Italy

Canaris, Wilhelm

Cannae, Battle of

Cao Shan

Capo d'Istria

Capra, Frank

Caro, Robert

Carroll, Madeleine

Carthage/Carthaginians.
See also
Hannibal

Castaneda, Carlos

Castiglione, Countess de

Castlereagh, Lord

casualties, reducing

Catholic Church, Reformation's attack on

Caumartin, abbe de

cause, need to believe in

Cavour, Count di

center-of-gravity strategy

Chaeronea, battle at

chain of command

communications along

human side of troops and

mission-oriented

chameleon type

Champion Hill, Battle of

Chandler, David G.

Chapman, Ray

Characters
(de la Bruyere)

Charles I, king of England

Charles V, holy Roman emperor

Charles XII, king of Sweden

Charles the Bold, duke of Burgundy

cheapness

Chelmsford, Lord

chess, strategy examples from

ch'i
(energy)

Chiang Kai-shek

Chieh Hsuan

Chien Andalou, Un

childhood/child development

childlike strategies

Chin (warring state of China)

China

civil war in

Russia and

unification of

Warring States era

Chinese People's Liberation

Army

Chuko Liang

Churchill, John

Churchill, Winston

de Gaulle and

encirclement and

Hitler and

on truth

Cicero

Cicero: The Life and Times of

Rome's Greatest Politician
(Everitt)

Citadel (Vietnamese fort)

Civil War, British

Civil War, Chinese

Civil War, Roman

Civil War, U.S.

center-of-gravity example from

controlled chaos examples from

deterrence examples from

forcing strategy examples from

as moral war

one-upmanship in

unexpected strategies in

Clarke, Dudley

Claudius I, emperor of Rome

Clausewitz, Carl von

Clausewitz on Strategy

Clay, Cassius.
See
Ali, Muhammad

Clearchus (Spartan soldier)

Clinton, Bill

Clodius, Publius

close embrace

Cohn, Harry

Columbia Pictures

command-and-control strategy

Command in War
(van Creveld)

command structure.
See
chain of command commitments

communication/ communication strategies

along the chain of command

childlike state induced by

details, use in

indirect

others', defending against

overabundance of

results of

shocking, avoiding

communication-in-depth

Communist Party, Afghan

Communist Party, Chinese

complaints and discontent

Complete Upmanship, The
(Potter)

compromise

Concept of the Political, The
(Schimitt)

Confederate army

conflict

avoiding

importance in child development

inevitability of

seeking

conformity

Confucius

Conrad, Joseph

Conservative Party

conspiracy

control

fait accompli strategy to attain

in husand-wife relationships

indirect

passive

passive aggressive

of patient-therapist relationship

controlled chaos strategy

convention

Cortes, Hernan

center-of-gravity strategy and

death-ground strategy and

defenses against passive aggression

polarity strategy and