TWO MASTERS OF WAR...

Sun Tzu (544-496 B.C.) was the preeminent military general, tactician, and philosopher of his age. His seminal treatise The Art of War is considered a landmark work on military organization, tactics, and warfare that is still studied, analyzed, and quoted today.

Jaime Wolf (2980-3067 A.D.), leader of the elite mercenary unit Wolf's Dragoons, was also considered one of the finest military minds of his time.

Here is a revised version of Colonel Wolf's annotated edition of The Art of War, first published in 3058. This edition contains handwritten notes by the colonel, who was contemplating publshing an updated version before his untimely passing.

Published in a gilded, faux-leather cover with a ribbon bookmark, this classic work makes a great gift for any BattleTech fan, tabletop military historian, or wargamer who wants to learn from the greatest military minds of history.

[Faux Leather, Pocket Guide Edition.]