What were the best battles in terms of strategy /his/ ?

>>1899082
He was an utter madman

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Blenheim

>>1899082
>The Persian and Indian cavalry in the center with Darius broke through. Instead of taking the phalanx or Parmenion in the rear, they continued towards the camp to loot. They also tried to rescue the Queen Mother, Sisygambis, but she refused to go with them.

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Can't we just flood the mosque and electrocute everyone ?
t. saudi strategist

>>1899082

Borodino (from the Russian PoV)

>>1899082
Nagashino is one of my favorites.

I think of it whenever I see people jerking off about "muh samurai"

>>1899082
Strategy decides when and for which aim a battle is fought. Tactics decides how exactly a battle is fought.

>>1899325

Just drill through the floor with powerdrills and drop some gas

Parmenion did nothing wrong. He was just some old dude who wanted to go back home while Alexander was just some brash dickhead.

>>1901438

they're thick marble and granite floors. like at least 4 feet thick

you ain't drilling shit

>>1901454

They got through somehow didn't they? Maybe not the floors, I forget how they did it.

>>1899082
in terms of the "Perfect Battle", Cannae pretty much stands alone there as the gold standard.

>>1899082

Cannae

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ya did it Mannstein