Category:Military strategy

A

• Aerial warfare strategy (1 C, 23 P)

C

• Cold War alliances and military strategy (17 P)

G

• Grand strategy wargames (3 C, 25 P)

H

• Historic defensive lines (3 C, 13 P)

M

• Militarism (5 C, 33 P)
• Military globalization (23 C, 17 P)
• Military strategists (3 C, 54 P)
• Military strategy books (3 C, 41 P)
• Military tactics (21 C, 113 P)

N

• Nuclear strategy (4 C, 35 P)

R

• Reconnaissance (4 C, 26 P)

W

• War colleges (1 C, 12 P)

• Military strategy

A

• Active defense
• Airpower
• Anti-access/area denial
• Armistice
• Assassin's mace
• Asymmetric warfare
• Attrition warfare

B

• Operation Bagration
• Bait and bleed
• Baltic Project
• Battalia (formation)
• Battle of annihilation
• Battlespace
• Bellum se ipsum alet
• Blitzkrieg
• Blockade
• Border outpost
• Breakout (military)
• Breakthrough (military)

C

• Cadmean victory
• Camouflet
• Ceasefire
• Center of gravity (military)
• Chinese salami slicing strategy
• Choke point
• Citadel
• Clear and hold
• Coalition war
• Conventional warfare
• Counter-offensive
• Counterforce
• Countervalue
• Culminating point
• Cult of the offensive

D

• Decapitation (military strategy)
• Decisive victory
• Deep operation
• Defeat in detail
• Defence in depth
• Defence-in-depth (Roman military)
• Defensively equipped merchant ship
• Deterrence theory
• Paul Dibb
• Dispersal (military)
• 'Double Fish Hook' Strategy

E

• Empty Fort Strategy
• Encirclement
• Envelopment
• Exit strategy

F

• Fabian strategy
• Failure of imagination
• Firepower
• First island chain
• First strike (nuclear strategy)
• Flanking maneuver
• Flexible defense
• Flying camp
• Flypaper theory (strategy)
• Force multiplication
• Forced draft urbanization
• Fortification
• Forward policy (Sino-Indian conflict)
• Future of the Brazilian Armed Forces

G

• Global ceasefire
• Grand strategy

H

• Hybrid warfare

I

• Indirect approach
• Inkspot strategy
• Interior lines
• Investment (military)
• Irregular warfare
• Island chain strategy

J

• Joint All-Domain Command and Control

L

• Leapfrogging (strategy)
• Line of communication
• List of military strategies and concepts
• List of blockades
• Longzhong Plan

M

• Main effort
• Main supply route
• Maneuver warfare
• Manstein plan
• Mesopotamian military strategy and tactics
• Militarism
• Military strategist
• Template:Military strategy
• Mobile Warfare
• Moral ascendancy

N

• National Defense Strategy (United States)
• NATO Joint Military Symbology
• Naval offensive
• Networked swarming warfare
• Nye Initiative

O

• Observation post
• Offensive (military)
• Offset strategy
• Operational level of war
• Eran Ortal
• Outpost (military)
• Over-the-beach capability

P

• Penetration (warfare)
• People's war
• Phase (combat)
• Pincer movement
• Pitched battle
• Plan XVII
• Plan 1919
• Power projection
• Pyrrhic victory

R

• Reduction (military)
• Relief (military)
• Relief in place
• Restraint (military)
• Revolution in military affairs
• Revolutionary base area
• Rout
• Ruse de guerre

S

• Scenario planning
• Schlieffen Plan
• Sea lines of communication
• Sealift
• Sherwood syndrome
• Si vis pacem, para bellum
• Siege
• Singapore strategy
• Strategic and Defence Studies Centre
• Strategic bombing
• Strategic defence
• Strategic depth
• Strategic goal (military)
• Strategic operations of the Red Army in World War II
• Strategic railway
• Strategic victory
• Strategy of tension
• Strategy of the central position
• Surrender (military)
• Suwałki Gap
• Swarming (military)

T

• Tactical victory
• Tercio
• Trench warfare
• Tripwire force
• Two-front war

U

• Unconditional surrender
• Unconventional warfare (United States)
• Unrestricted submarine warfare
• Unsinkable aircraft carrier

V

• Victory disease

W

• War termination
• Withdrawal (military)