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With structure and some references, assessed at start. It needs more and better quality references. Examples would be helped by separation into tactical/battlefield e.g. Agincourt, operational and strategic e.g.The Alps. Some of the examples could be better explained - how were the Alps used? How did "militants" in the range of wars use terrain advantage? An example on rivers as choke points would be useful Monstrelet ( talk) 19:13, 13 January 2011 (UTC) reply