Strategy at Sengapore (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781245060851)

"Strategy at Singapore" examines the strategic decisions and military planning leading up to the fall of Singapore in 1942. This book offers insights into the vulnerabilities and miscalculations that contributed to this pivotal event in World War II. Eufene H. Misser analyzes the strategic importance of Singapore, the defensive preparations, and the factors that led to its capture by the Japanese forces.

A valuable resource for military historians and students of strategic planning, this book provides a detailed account of the events surrounding the battle and its implications for the wider conflict. Understanding the strategic context of Singapore's fall remains relevant for contemporary military and business strategists alike.

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