Motor Transport in Campaign (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781176843899)

"Motor Transport in Campaign" offers a detailed examination of the use of motor vehicles for military logistical support during wartime. Published in 1916, this historical document from the United States Army War College provides insights into the early adoption of motorized transport in military operations. The book delves into the practical considerations, challenges, and strategic advantages of employing motor vehicles for supplying troops, moving equipment, and facilitating communication on the battlefield.

This volume is invaluable for military historians, students of technology, and anyone interested in the evolution of warfare. It captures a pivotal moment when the transition from traditional animal-powered transport to mechanized vehicles began to reshape military logistics and strategy.

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