The Art of War is an ancient Chinese treatise on military strategy attributed to Sun Tzu, also spelled Sunzi, and traditionally dated to the sixth century BC. Its thirteen short chapters argue, in what later writers would call grand strategy, that wars are won through preparation, intelligence and positioning, preferably without a costly battle. It
Ancient Chinese treatise on military strategy attributed to Sun Tzu, in thirteen chapters, traditionally dated to the sixth century BC.
Overview Use of force describes the physical, mechanical, or in some cases lethal means that law enforcement officers may lawfully apply in the course of their duties, including to make an arrest, restrain an individual, or protect themselves or others from harm. Because force by its nature carries risk of injury, its use is subject
Use of force refers to the physical or mechanical compulsion that law enforcement officers are legally permitted to apply when necessary to control a situation, make an arrest, or protect themselves or others.