The 33 Strategies of War (99 page)

revolution of 1820 in

Roman Empire and

in World War II

Spanish Armada

Sparta

speeches

speed and mobility.
See also
blitzkrieg strategy

Spellbound

Spider King.
See
Louis XI, king of France

Spirit of Terrorism
(Baudrillard)

spying

stalemate

Stalin, Joseph

Stamp Act, Adams's campaign against

Standard Oil

Stanton, Edwin

Stewart, James

Sthenelus

Stieglitz, Alfred

Sting Like a Bee
(Torres and Sugar)

Stone, Sam

Stopford, Frederick

Strangers on a Train

Strategic Advantage, The: Sun Zi and Western Approaches to War
(Cao)

strategic depth

Strategies of Psychotherapy, The
(Haley)

Strategy: The Logic of War and Peace
(Luttwak)

strategy(ies)

acting out as

alliance.
See
alliance(s) annihilation

blitzkrieg

center-of-gravity

chain-reaction.
See
terrorism

childlike

command-and-control

communication.
See
communication/ communication strategies

controlled-chaos

counterattack

counterbalance

death-ground

deterrence

diplomatic-war.
See
negotiation divide-and-conquer

divide-and-rule

encirclement (envelopment).
See
encirclement (envelopment)

exit.
See
exits and endings fait accompli

forcing

formulaic

grand.
See
grand strategy

Greek origin of word

guerrilla-war-of-the-mind

inner-front.
See
inner-front strategy

intelligence

martyrdom

military

misperception.
See
deception strategies

morale.
See
morale (motivation) nonengagement

one-upmanship.
See
one-upmanship

ordinary-extraordinary.
See
unexpected strategies

passive-aggression.
See

passive-aggression strategy

perfect economy

polarity

psychological

righteous.
See
moral warfare/warriors

ripening-for-the-sickle.
See
maneuver warfare

tactics vs

turning

unexpected

of the void.
See
guerrilla warfare

Strategy
(Liddell Hart)

Sugar, Bert Randolph

Sugawara, Makoto

Sun Haichen

Sun Pin

Sun-tzu

surrealist movement

Suvla Bay, invasion of

Switzerland, Burgundy and

Sword and the Mind, The
(Sato)

swordsmen.
See
samurai (swordsmen)

Sydow, Max von

Syria

Szuma Chien

Tacitus

tactics

death-at-your-heels

detached Buddha

hyperaggressive

no-return

Tai Kung
(Six Secret Teachings)

Takanobu, Lord

Takuan

Taoism

Tao of Spycraft, The
(Sawyer)

Tao Te Ching
(Lao-tzu)

Tarentum, Rome's war with

Taticheff

Taylor, Samuel

Tea Act

teachers

team members.
See
soldiers (team members) technology, guerrilla warfare and

Tekke Tepe, Turkey

Templars and the Assassins, The
(Wasserman)

Tenochtitlan

terrain.
See
battlefield Terrill, Ross

terrorism

defending against

fear of uncertainty and

limitations of

psychological ripple effect of

publicity through

by small groups

Tet Offensive

Thalberg, Irving

Thatcher, Margaret

Thebes

Themis

Themistocles

Theory of the Avant-Garde, The
(Poggioli)

therapist-patient relationship

Thermopylae

thinking

conventional patterns of

fluid

in maneuver warfare

military, Asian

Thinking Strategically
(Dixit and Nalebuff)

39 Steps, The

Thomason, John W., Jr.

Thucydides

Thunderers, Ojibwa

Tidewater pipeline

time

as commodity

time

in guerrilla warfare

Napoleon on

Tissaphernes (Persian satrap)

Tityus

Ti Yao

Todd, Ann

Toden, Master

Torres, Jose

Tou Bi Fu Tan

Toussaint l'Ouverture

Townshend System

Trainor, Bernard E.

Transoxiana

Treaty of Portsmouth

Troilus

Trojan horse

Trojans

troops.
See
soldiers (team members)

Troppau conference

Trotti, John

trust, as negotiation tool

Tsunetomo, Yamamoto

Tunis

Tunisia.
See
Carthage/Carthaginians Turks/Turkey

Great Britain and

Greece and

in World War I

turning strategy

Typhon

Typhoon

Ulianov, Alexander

Ulm, Battle of

uncertainty, fear of

unconventional warfare

alliance strategy.
See
alliance(s)

chain-reaction strategy.
See
terrorism

communication strategies.
See
communication/ communication strategies

counterstrategies to

fait accompli strategy

guerrilla.
See
guerrilla warfare

inner-front strategy.
See
inner-front strategy

main principles of

misperception strategies.
See
deception strategies

one-upmanship strategy.
See
one-upmanship strategy

ordinary-extraordinary strategy.
See
unexpected strategies

passive-aggression strategy.
See
passive-aggression strategy

righteous strategy.
See
moral warfare/warriors

unexpected strategies

anticipating

dealing with

power of the