Infantry Attacks is the classic memoir and tactical study by Field Marshal Erwin Rommel, based on his experiences as a young officer during the First World War. Written while he was a lieutenant colonel, the book examines the battlefield leadership, initiative, and small-unit tactics that later became the hallmark of one of history’s most celebrated commanders.

Revered by soldiers and military historians alike, this enduring work offers timeless lessons in combat leadership and reveals the strategic brilliance of the commander who would later earn worldwide fame as the “Desert Fox.”