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"Military planning" as a book category covers works that examine the principles, processes, tools and practice used to prepare, organize and direct armed forces to achieve political and military objectives. It spans strategic, operational and tactical levels and includes doctrine and staff procedures (campaign design, contingency planning, joint/combined operations), logistics and sustainment, intelligence integration, force design and allocation, and command-and-control. Books in the category range from theoretical treatments of planning and decision‑making under uncertainty (including risk management, modelling, simulations and wargaming) to practical manuals, staff guides and detailed case studies or histories of real campaigns; they may also address civil‑military relations, legal and ethical considerations, and implications of new technology. Typical audiences are military planners and officers, defense analysts, policy‑makers, students of security studies and historians seeking both practical guidance and analytic insight into how military objectives are translated into plans and executed.

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