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Sun Tzu’s foundational treatise on strategy, deception and the economy of force.

Thucydides’ analytical history of the war between Athens and Sparta — power, fear and interest.

Julius Caesar’s first-hand account of the Roman conquest of Gaul.

Miyamoto Musashi’s treatise on swordsmanship and strategy.

Carl von Clausewitz’s unfinished masterwork: war as the continuation of politics, friction, and the culminating point.

Antoine-Henri Jomini’s systematic principles of lines of operation and the decisive point.

Alfred Thayer Mahan’s argument that command of the sea shapes the fate of nations.

A 1944 U.S. Army field manual on reading maps and aerial photographs. Public domain, hosted at the Internet Archive.

A military manual on map reading, surveying and map design for land forces. Public-domain U.S. government work (DTIC archive); a solid reference for the Navigation courses.

An open, citation-graded OSINT dataset (CC BY 4.0) cataloguing foreign components across 195+ drone and missile platforms, compiled largely from Ukrainian government and investigative-journalism sources. Listed here as an external research reference; its claims and framing are the dataset authors' own.