Numbers, Predictions and War: Using History to Evaluate Combat Factors and Predict the Outcome of Armed Conflict

This hardcover edition is in very good condition, with a solid binding and minimal wear to the cover. The pages are clean and free from inscriptions or markings. There is no dust jacket present, which is typical for this format. Overall, the book has been well-preserved and remains a durable copy for study or collection.

"Numbers, Predictions and War: Using History to Evaluate Combat Factors and Predict the Outcome of Armed Conflict" by Colonel T. N. Dupuy is a seminal work in military strategy and analysis. This 1985 Revised Edition, published by Hero Books in Fairfax, Virginia, offers an updated exploration of combat factors and their historical implications on warfare outcomes. Originally published in 1977 by Bobbs-Merrill Company, this edition enhances Dupuy's analysis with new insights and examples, including the addition of modern conflicts. Colonel Dupuy, a retired U.S. Army officer, is renowned for his analytical approach to military history, making this work both authoritative and insightful. This edition is a valuable resource for historians, military professionals, and strategists, providing a comprehensive understanding of predictive analysis in military contexts. The book is presented in a sturdy hardcover format, reflecting its scholarly nature and intended longevity. The condition of this copy is very good, with minimal wear to the cover and clean, unmarked pages.