No matter. Whether they quote him directly, modern generals keep coming back to Sun Tzu. In a Sunday morning interview, Gen. Peter Pace, vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, made a direct ...

China’s great sixth century B.C. strategist, Gen. Sun Tzu, had a poet’s knack for the epigram — the ability to “write tight” and sneakily sinking the infinitely complex into a single phrase.

Even Gen. Norman Schwartzkopf was a Sun Tzu devotee. But when it comes to China’s foreign policy, Sun Tzu’s theories are leading China astray. That’s one of the intriguing arguments put ...

China's great sixth century B.C. strategist, Gen. Sun Tzu, had a poet's knack for the epigram -- the ability to "write tight" and sneakily sinking the infinitely complex into a single phrase. His "Art ...

Apparently, Mike has not read the "Art of War" written by Gen. Sun Tzu in the 6th century. This is considered the ultimate guide to wage war, period. The goal of Tzu was to defeat the enemy with ...

Gen. Jim “Mad Dog” Mattis is surprising the ... if you don’t stick with your moral code.” It was in-step with Sun Tzu’s advice when he, as has been reported, tasked the responsibility ...

The seminal publication of The Art of War by Chinese military strategist Sun Tzu has provided inspiration to Kenyan youth, keen to confront present challenges and chart a brighter future.