| Geography, National Power, And Strategy (3302 words) |
 | Geography is not itself an element of national power, which is normally descibed as having political, economic, and military elements. |
| Geography, in its broadest sense, deals with the description of the Earth's surface; its division into regions, continents, and countries; climate, plants, animals; natural resources and industries; people, their cultures, and religions. |
| Geography, in its broadest sense, must be mastered to be successful in the conduct of military operations. |
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