This book addresses deep maneuver for large-scale combat operations at the division and corps level--skills that the US Army has not practiced for many years given its shift to stability operations and protracted counterinsurgency campaigns. Deep Maneuver offers historical case studies of deep maneuver operations and campaigns drawn from the past 100 years that offer lessons for modern large-scale ground combat operations (LSCO). The book's case studies are focused on operations at the division and corps level, chronologically organized from World War II, the 1967 and 1973 Arab-Israeli Wars, Vietnam, Desert Storm, and Operation Iraqi Freedom. Deep operations require boldness and audacity and yet carry an element of risk due to overextension. Readers should carefully study these case studies and reflect on the components that still apply today and in the future." -- Provided by publisher.

Series foreword written by Lieutenant General Michael D. Lundy, US Army. Series enumeration from Army University Press.

Surprise : the XIX Panzer Corps' lightning advance into France, May, 1940 /Lieutenant Colonel Edward P. Shanahan -- Considerations for deep maneuver : Operation Crusader / Major Glen L. Scott -- The Debaltsevo Raid by the Bashkir Cavalry Division during Operation Gallop, February 1943 / Robert F. Baumann and William E. Bassett -- Creating operational depth through coalition integration : Seventh Army and Operation Dragoon / Major Chirstopher J. Shepherd -- Command decisions on counterattack and deep envelopment in the Battle of the Bulge / Dean A. Nowowiejski -- From the Vistula to the Oder : Soviet deep maneuver in 1945 / Major (US Marine Corps Reserve) Timothy G. Heck -- The Israeli experience : the apogee of Blitzkrieg / Major Ronnie L. Coutts, British Army -- Task force Normandy : the deep operation that started Operation Desert Storm / Colonel Paul E. Berg and Kenneth E. Tilley -- Army attack aviation : the 11th Attack Helicopter Regiment's deep strike to Karbala / Gregory Fontenot, E.J. Degen, and David W. Tohn -- Task Force Viking : conventional forces - special operation forces synergy in large-scale ground combat operations / Daniel E. Stoltz, Stephen E. Ryan, and Joseph A. Royo -- Maintaining capability and options : dismounted reconnaissance in the division and corps deep area / Major Brendon E. Terry -- The future of Army aviation in deep maneuver / Major General William K. Gayler -- Disrupted, degraded, denied but dominant : the future multi-domain operational environment / Major General Gary M. Brito and Major Keith T. Boring. Surprise: the XIX Panzer Corps' lightning advance into France, May 1940 / by Lieutenant Colonel Edward P. Shanahan -- Considerations for deep maneuver: Operation "Crusader" / by Major Glen L. Scott -- The Debaltsevo raid by the Bashkir Cavalry Division during "Operation Gallop," February 1943 / by Robert F. Baumann and William E. Bassett -- Creating operational depth through coalition integration: Seventh Army and Operation Dragoon / by Major Christopher J. Shepherd -- Command decisions on counterattack and deep envelopment in the Battle of the Bulge / by Dean A. Nowowiejski -- From the Vistula to the Oder: Soviet deep maneuver in 1945 / by Major (US Marine Corps Reserve) Timothy G. Heck -- The Israeli experience: the apogee of blitzkrieg / by Major Ronnie L. Coutts, British Army -- Task Force Normandy: the deep operation that started Operation Desert Storm / by Colonel Paul E. Berg and Kenneth E. Tilley -- Army attack aviation: the 11th Attack Helicopter Regiment's deep strike in Karbala / by Gregory Fontenot, E.J. Degen, and David W. Tohn -- Task Force Viking: conventional forces-special operations forces synergy in large-scale ground combat operations / by Daniel E. Stoltz, Stephen E. Ryan, and Joseph A. Royo -- Maintaining capability and options: dismounted reconnaissance in the division and corps deep area / by Major Brendon E. Terry -- The future of army aviation in deep maneuver / by Major General William K. Gayler -- Disrupted, degraded, denied, but dominant: the future multi-domain operational environment / by Major General Gary M. Brito and Major Keith T. Boring.