Author: Bruchmüller, Georg.
Title: Die deutsche Artillerie in den Durchbruchschlachten des Weltkrieges.
Description: Berlin, Mittler, 1922. Hardcover. Royal octavo. Pp. xi, 124. Set in Gothic type. With a sketch map to the text, charts. HARDCOVER, bound in the original publisher's boards, printed in blue, displaying crowned eagle in flight. In a very good condition. ~ [German artillery in the breakthrough battles of the World War]. Second, revised edition, published a year after the first. Georg Bruchmüller (1863-1948), a German artillery officer who fought in WWI, made a profound contribution to the theory and practice of artillery tactics, notably in respects of the concept of "neutralization", task organization, use of technology, operations security (opsec), manoeuvre co-ordination, psychological preparation, and the use of fire concentration to achieve the "knock-out punch" allowing decisive penetration by supported arms. His study is considered a classic. A very important treatise on First World War artillery. Scarce. F-3 .

Keywords: 1ST WORLD WAR FIRST WWI 1 GREAT MILITARIA WARFARE HISTORY MILITARY OPERATIONS CAMPAIGNS ARMED FORCES BATTLES BATTLEFIELDS ARMY NAVY KRIEG KRIEGE KRIEGSZÜGE FELDZÜGE MILITÄR ARMEE HEER MILITAIRE GUERRE GUERRES HISTOIRE PREMIERE MONDIALE GESCHICHTE ARTILLER


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