J. F. C. Fuller
British general and military historian
Born
September 1st, 1878
147 years ago
Died
1966
59 years ago — 88 years old
Category
Military & Warriors
Country
United Kingdom
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Born in England in 1878, this individual served as a General during World War I and later became a historian specializing in military theory and strategy. His writings contributed to the development of armored warfare concepts and modern military tactics. He attended the Royal Military Academy and had a significant influence on military thought throughout the 20th century. This general’s theories on mechanized warfare were realized during World War II, showcasing the effectiveness of tanks in combat. He also engaged in numerous publications that explored the philosophy and strategy of warfare.
Developed theories on armored warfare
Published significant military historical works
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