Are there are documents/books similar to The Evolution of Operational Art by Georgii Samoilovich Isserson, talking about a country's military doctrine would be fought in a hypothetical WW2 or reviewing after the war? | AskHistorians Archive Observer

Are there are documents/books similar to The Evolution of Operational Art by Georgii Samoilovich Isserson, talking about a country's military doctrine would be fought in a hypothetical WW2 or reviewing after the war?

by cdub8D

I found The Evolution of Operational Art and thought it was really fascinating. I was curious if there are any other like it out there from other countries. What were they thinking before the war started? Reviewing doctrine after WW2 is also fine!

mikitacurve

This quality answer by u/dagaboy primarily discusses the development of deep battle and operational art, so much of it will probably be familiar to you. However, towards the end, he does discuss how The Evolution of Operational Art was received in the US. Some of his sources also address how the US military came to a similar recognition. Perhaps he'll even be able to offer some more suggestions.