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Looks at more than forty-five significant battles through history, including Marathon, Alesia, Hastings, Gettysburg, and Stalingrad.

Contributing authors: Martin J. Dougherty is a freelance writer and editor specializing in military and defence topics. He has previously contributed to Battles of the Ancient World and Battles of the American Civil War. Rob S. Rice is a professor at the American Military University, teaching courses on Ancient and Modern Naval Warfare. He has contributed to Fighting Techniques of the Ancient World and Fighting Techniques of the Early Modern World. Kelly DeVries is Professor of History at Loyola College, Maryland. He is the author of, among other titles, Medieval Military Technology, Infantry Warfare in the Early Fourteenth Century, and Guns and Men in Medieval Europe. Phyllis G. Jestice is Assistant Professor of Medieval History, University of Southern Mississippi. She also contributed to Battles of the Ancient World and Battles of the Bible. Ian Dickie has been a committee member of the Society of Ancients and editor of Army & Navy Modelworld, Military Hobbies, and now Miniature Wargames magazine. Christer Jorgensen has published various books on the history of European warfare. Based in London, he has previously contributed to Battles of the Medieval World and Battles That Changed Warfare. Chris McNab has written extensively on military history, weapons technology and military strategy, contributing to more than 50 titles. He has previously contributed to Battles of the American Civil War. Michael F. Pavkovic currently serves as an associate professor of strategy and policy at the US Naval War College in Newport, Rhode Island. He is co-author of What is Military History? Chris Mann holds is an editor and author of more than 20 years experience who writes on defence and military topics, specializing in the history of twentieth century warfare.