Battle of Montenotte （1796）
Tactical Analysis of the Divide and Conquer Strategy
Campaigns and battles are organized in chronological order.
Tactical Analysis of the Divide and Conquer Strategy
Central Breakthrough and Operational Maneuver
Counterattack and Strategic Recovery
Collapse of the Piedmontese Army Explained
Bridge Assault and Tactical Breakthrough
Concentration of Force in Action
Cutting the Austrian Lines of Communication
Maneuver Warfare in Difficult Terrain
Strategic Encirclement and Operational Warfare
Masterpiece of Interior Lines Strategy
Square Formation and Tactical Superiority
Encirclement and Decisive Assault
Failure of Siege Operations Analyzed
Advanced Guard Tactics and Operational Impact
Strategic Reversal and Tactical Recovery
Maneuver Warfare in Forest Terrain
Strategic Encirclement and Operational Planning
Corps-Level Maneuver and Tactical Success
Decisive Tactical & Strategic Masterpiece
Operational Maneuver and Tactical Superiority
Corps Tactics Against Superior Numbers
Pursuit and Rearguard Engagement Analysis
Strategic Cut-Off and Collapse
Attrition Warfare in Winter Conditions
Defensive Strongpoint Engagement
River Position and Decisive Victory
Strategic Defeat and Operational Failure
Spanish Front Tactical Breakdown
Anglo-French Battlefield Analysis
Defensive Position and Tactical Advantage
Flank Collapse and Decisive Maneuver
Strategic Retreat and Loss of Spain
Siege Warfare and Urban Combat
Concentration and Rapid Maneuver
Main Force Engagement Analysis
River Crossing and Tactical Assault
Napoleon's First Major Defeat Explained
Large-Scale Battlefield Strategy
Strategic End of the Campaign
Strategic Advance and Scorched Earth Impact
Attrition Warfare and Tactical Stalemate
Surprise Attack and Operational Shift
Strategic Decision on the Retreat
Rearguard Action Analysis
Collapse Under Pressure
Tactical Escape from Encirclement
Rebuilding the Army and Tactical Recovery
Operational Victory Without Strategic Result
Napoleon's Last Great Victory
Failed Encirclement Explained
Maneuver and Defensive Breakdown
Defensive Success Against French Advance
Strategic Defeat at the Battle of Nations
Strategic Setback Under Numerical Inferiority
Opening of the Six Days' Campaign
Interior Lines in Action
Pursuit and Tactical Exploitation
Encirclement and Destruction of Enemy Forces
Tactical Counterattack Explained
Failed Offensive Under Pressure
Strategic Withdrawal Analysis
Fall of the Capital and Strategic Consequences
Napoleon's Final Victory Analyzed
Failure to Prevent Allied Concentration
Tactical Decisions and Strategic Defeat