How to Lose a War

Exploring a range of disastrous military campaigns throughout history, this book highlights strategic failures caused by poor planning, miscalculations, and egos. It delves into notable blunders, such as Alexander's ill-fated invasion of India, illustrating how overconfidence and misguided strategies led to catastrophic outcomes. Through these accounts, readers gain insights into the complexities of warfare and the lessons learned from historical missteps.