Wolverhampton Military Studies : Monty's Functional Doctrine : Combined Arms Doctrine in British 21st Army Group in Northwest Europe, 1944?45.

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Cover ; About the author ; Title ; Copyright ; Contents ; List of Plates ; List of Figures ; List of Maps ; List of Abbreviations ; Series Editor's Preface ; Author's Preface ; 1 The Influence of Army Structures, Motorisation, and Armoured Divisions on the British Army before 1944 ; 2 The Interaction between Army Structures, Motorisation, and Armoured Divisions, and Montgomery's thinking before 1944 ; 3 Relevance of Manoeuvre v. Pitched Battle, and the Effects of Montgomery's thinking, in early Normandy Operations.

4 Significance of Middle-Level Command Responses to the Problems of Fighting and Defeating the German Panzers in Normandy 5 High-level Responses and Dimensions of Operational Practice in late 1944 and before the Rhine Crossing ; 6 Understanding the Interaction of Montgomery, Key Commanders and Circumstances in late 1944 and before the Rhine Crossing ; 7 The Reasons for, and Organisation of, Montgomery's Pamphlet Writing Process of late 1944 ; 8 The Pamphlets' Doctrine and its Practical Expression ; 9 Monty's Functional Doctrine: the Factors that Produced it; and his Framework of War.

Appendix I Situating this Book within the Literature ; Bibliography ; Index.

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