Quizzes

Five questions from this wave's research: Wellington's stand at Waterloo, Zhukov's defense at Kursk, and the Soviet doctrine known as Deep Battle.

Five commanders, five eras: test what this wave's research established about their wars, battles, forces, doctrines and weapons.

Five questions on this wave's six new doctrines: Roman legion tactics, the grand battery, the pincer movement, siege warfare, Auftragstaktik and counterinsurgency.

Five ideas about how to fight, from Sun Tzu's caution against the pincer movement to the twentieth century's most disputed doctrine.

Five questions on named military doctrines, one from each era this atlas tracks: ancient legion tactics, medieval steppe warfare, modern blitzkrieg and guerrilla war, and Cold War containment.

Six more military doctrines and strategies, from the ancient pincer movement to Cold War nuclear strategy, matched to their own core claim.

Six more doctrines from across military history, each credited to its own entity page for the first time.

Five questions on the commanders, armies and weapons of the American Revolutionary War and the American Civil War, drawn from this wave's own research.

Five new clusters from this wave's research: the Wehrmacht and its Tiger tank and 88, Fabian Rome's war of attrition against Hannibal, Masinissa's Numidian cavalry at Zama, and how Saladin broke the Crusaders at Hattin.

Five questions from this wave's newly minted wars and doctrines: the Hundred Years' War through Vietnam, and the strategy entries that bracket them.