British operational doctrine failed to encourage the effective use of tanks - a prerequisite for successful modern desert warfare.

Very early in the war, British defensive doctrine suggested a main trench system of three parallel lines, interconnected by communications trenches.

Latimer sets his history of the battle against a rich background of the evolution of British military doctrine, tactics, technology and organization.

British doctrine at first held that the small guns were for anti-torpedo defense only.

If he understood British military doctrine, he must have had some training in the UK.

This fitted well with the British doctrine of firing accurately on the move.

For example, it would impose on all states the British doctrine that the losing party in a lawsuit pays the winner's legal fees.

The British doctrine led to a neglect of firepower.

British doctrine defines airpower as "the ability to project power from the air and space to influence the behaviour of people or the course of events."

The brigade would be required to deploy up to three separate battlegroups, the primary tactical formation employed in British doctrine.