Prospects for Improving Research in the Field of Military History in Uzbekistan
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.51699/cajssh.v7i4.1398Keywords:
military history, military heritage, military art, tactics, strategy, artifacts, military education, historiographyAbstract
This article is devoted to reforms and their significance in the development of military history, modern approaches to the in-depth study of the national military heritage and international experience. The article develops proposals and recommendations for the development of research in the direction of military history. The significance of this article lies in the systematization of scientific research in the field of military history in Uzbekistan, the objective study of historical and military heritage, and the determination of prospects for improving the scientific and methodological framework of this field based on modern approaches.
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