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"War planning" as a book category encompasses works that examine the theory, practice, and history of preparing for armed conflict at strategic and operational levels. It includes analyses of strategy and campaign design, staff procedures, logistics and mobilization, intelligence and contingency planning, and the use of simulations and wargames to test options, along with case studies of real-world campaigns and doctrinal manuals. Titles in this category range from academic treatments and professional military education texts to historical reconstructions and memoirs of planners, and often place operational choices in broader political, legal and ethical context. Readers are typically military professionals, policy makers, historians and informed civilians interested in how governments and armed forces conceive, organize and adapt plans to achieve political objectives under uncertainty.

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