More-than-human warfare.

The article argues that the personal biographies of people who experience warfare show that control and power are produced from more-than-human relations and that the inclusion of the place of the more-than-human in biography cultural geography can expose the hybridity in warfare. Topics include the spatiality of biography such as the time-space concept of geographer Torsten Hägerstrand, and the desert as a more-than-human space as illustrated by Great Britain's Long Range Desert Group.