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Military theory is a system of concepts, categories, principles, principles, etc., concerning the military and warfare. Scientific military theories are the correct reflection of the essence of military activities and their objective laws. ** In military practice, it provides guidance to military practice after theoretical generalization, and is enriched and developed on the basis of constantly accepting the test of military practice.

It refers to nuclear warfare and information technology warfare, even if the opponent's combat effectiveness is killed or injured without investing troops

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In the century, Lloyd of England spoke earlier in his writings about military science, which he believed was only the study of the preparation of armies for war, and excluded the problems of warfare.

2. Bülow of Prussia believed that military science was strategy and tactics, and divided strategy into political strategy and military strategy.

3. Archduke Karl of Austria believed that military science should be divided into strategy (or science about war) and tactics (or military art).

4. Jomini of Switzerland believes that military science is military art, which has six components: war policy, strategy, grand tactics, war service, engineering art and basic tactics. Clausewitz of Prussia considered military art to be the method of warfare, distinguishing between strategy and tactics.

At the end of the century and the beginning of the 19th century, the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars gave a strong impetus to the development of bourgeois military science.

Military science is a comprehensive science that studies the nature and laws of war and is used to guide the preparation and conduct of war. Also known as military science.

Therefore, regarding the definition of military science, the "military science" proposed by Bilow is the science that studies strategy and tactics or about the use of the power of the state to consolidate and defend society for the benefit and honor of society, and the first question should be selected B (refer to online sources).

The Franco-German War in the second question does not refer first of all to the Franco-German War during World War II, but to the war between Prussia and France in 1870 and 1871.

So the second question is C, Clausewitz died in 1831.

Information found in the first question of the true/false question:

1567 – Moritz, Prince of Orange, born 13 November 1567 in Dyrenburg, was an activist, commander and military reformer of the United Provincial Republic (Netherlands).

The second question is wrong for me

Clausewitz's "On War" is known as a classic work of modern Western military theory, which has played a major role in the formation and development of modern Western military thought, and Clausewitz himself is regarded as the originator of modern Western military theory. After all, the "Theory of War" is not the only culmination of modern Western military theories.