The 33 Strategies of War (94 page)

Fontaine, Joan

fools, suffering

football, strategy examples from

forcing strategies

foresight

formulaic strategies

fortress defense

Fountain
(Duchamp)

France

Algeria and

Allied invasion of

Austria and

blitzkrieg of

Burgundy and

Germany and

Great Britain and

Haiti and

Italy and

Napoleonic Wars of

occupation of

Prussia and

Reign of Terror in

Russia and

in Seven Years' War

Spain and

terrorism in

unification of

Vichy government

Vietnam and

in World War I

in World War II

Francis I, emperor of Austria

Franco, Francisco

Franklin, Benjamin

Frazier, Joe

Frederick the Great (Frederick II), king of Prussia

fait accompli strategy of

influence of

Machiavelli and

nonengagement strategy and

in Seven Years' War

on the unexpected

freedom, as burden

Free France

French-Algerian wars

French Resistance

French Revolution

friction

Friedrich Wilhelm III, king of Prussia

friendship/friendliness

alliances and

as front

as negotiating tool

toward enemies

front

false

friendship as

inner.
See
inner-front strategy internal vs. external

leadership from

passive.
See
passive-aggression strategy frontal attack

Fuji-yori, Mori

Fuller, J.F.C.

FUSAG (First United States Army Group)

Gallic War

Gallipoli, Battle of

chain of command errors in

perfect economy errors in

gamble, risk compared with

Gandhi, Mahatma, passive-aggression strategy of, xviii

Ganryu, Sasaki

Garfield, James A.

Gaul

Gaulle, Charles de

fait accompli strategy of

one-upmanship of

Roosevelt and

terrorism, response to

Gay Science, The
(Nietzsche)

Generalship of Alexander the Great, The
(Fuller)

General's War, The: The Inside Story of the Conflict in the Gulf
(Gordon and Trainor)

generosity (helping others)

Genghis Khan

blitzkrieg strategy of

controlled chaos strategy of

divide-and-conquer strategy and

Genius for War, A: The German Army and the General Staff, 1807-1845
(Dupuy)

Genzaemon

George III, king of England

German army

Germanic forces, Roman empire and

Germany

blitzkrieg strategy of

France and

Great Britain and

Germany

during Reformation

Spain and

terrorism of

in World War I

in World War II

Geryon

Ghilzye tribes

Giap, Vo Nguyen

Gibraltar

Giraud, Henri

Gisgo (Carthaginian soldier)

glaciation

Glubb, John Bagot

goals

gods, Greek.
See also specific gods

Gooch, John

good and evil, definition of

Gorbachev, Mikhail

Gordon, Michael R.

Gould, Jay

Gourmont, Remy de

Gracian, Baltasar

Grande Armee

grand strategy

first move in

goals and

perspective and

politics and

principles of

severing the roots

Granicus, Battle of the

Grant, Cary

Grant, Ulysses S.

McClernand and

one-upmanship of

self-reliance of

unexpected strategies of

Graves, Robert

Great Arab Conquests, The
(Glubb)

Great Britain

Afghanistan and

Burgundy and

civil war in

colonial U.S. and

Denmark, war with

Falkland Islands and

France and

Germany and

India and

Napoleonic Wars and

Russia and

Scotland, war with

Spanish Armada defeated by

Turkey and

in World War I

in World War II

Zulus, war with

Great Hunt, Mongol

Greco-Persian Wars, The
(Green)

Greece/Greeks.
See also
Athens/Athenians

good and evil in

humankind, understanding of

inner-front strategy of

Persia and

Pompey in

Rome and

Russia and

Trojan horse and

Turks and

uniting of

Greek Myths, The
(Graves)

Green, Peter

Green Bay Packers

group myth

group(s).
See also specific groups
collective personality of

dynamics

ego

factions within

importance in human evolution

Groupthink, avoiding

Groves, Leslie R.

Guadalcanal, Battle of

Guderian, Heinz

guerrilla warfare

cells in

counterstrategy to

history of

media and

as psychological

space in

Spanish origin of term

technology and