Military Theory and Strategy:
* The Foundations of the Science of War (1926): This book is one of Fuller's most influential works, outlining his ideas on mechanised warfare, the importance of tanks, and the need for a centralised command structure.
* Armaments and Histories (1936): Fuller expands his ideas on mechanized warfare and explores the impact of technological advancements on warfare.
* The Conduct of War, 1789-1961 (1961): This work examines the evolution of warfare over a long period, highlighting key changes and innovations.
* The Decisive Battles of the Western World (1954-1956): A multi-volume work examining major battles throughout Western history.
Historical Works:
* The Imperial War, 1914-1918 (1921): An examination of the First World War from a British perspective.
* The First of the League (1922): A biographical work on Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig.
* The Memoirs of an Unconventional Soldier (1936): Fuller's autobiography, where he shares his experiences and reflections on military life.
Other Notable Works:
* The Reformation of War (1923): A controversial work discussing the need for radical changes in military thinking and strategy.
* A Military History of the Western World (1954-1956): Fuller's abridged version of his work, "The Decisive Battles of the Western World."
Fuller's writings have had a significant impact on military thought, particularly in the areas of mechanised warfare and the role of technology in modern conflicts. His works are still studied by military professionals and scholars today, although his ideas and theories have been debated and contested over the years.