I don't know if Leon Trotsky ever wrote a Strategy or Tactical manual, but I found this very revealing.
www.Marxist.org
Louis Byrant on Leon Trotsky (1923)
This "may" be a strategy work, I havn't read it yet. Just bookmarking it here for a rainy day. Mabey you can get something from this?
The War and the International (1914)
Here's another by the same people, guess they don't have much to do after the collapse of International Communism! It looks like the real deal, course, as I said before, I havn't read it, will though, god willing.
Trotsky's Military Writings, Vol. 1. (1918)
Trotsky's Military Writings, Vol. 2. (1919)
Trotsky's Military Writings, Vol. 3. (1920)
Trotsky's Military Writings, Vol. 4. (1921)
Mabey these are, mabey there not, brought to you by you know who:
Between Red and White (1922)
Problems of the Chinese Revolution (1927)
The Struggle of Peace and the Anglo-Russian Committee (1927)
The Defense od the Soviet Union and the Opposition (1929)
Chapter 8 looks like it has potential
Revolution Betrayed (1937)
The USSR and it's Defense (1937)
The Second World War (1940)
.Not Martial in Nature, but looks interesting:
If America Should go Communist (1935)
As I typed in all these links, I began to formulate a new theory as top why Stalin had Trotsky killed: It not so much because he feared Leon's influence or thought him as a rival; rather, Stalin just wasn't really big on reading (doesn't stike me as much of a reader) and just got sick and tired of having to read a new book or article by Leon every other week. What do you think Stalin's alternatives were, break into Leo's house and smash his type writter? Please, he'd have all those backup pencils, and I can't imagine Stalin standing there over his dest breaking every other week breaking pencils; it too hard to break more than three at once, plus, Leon would of adventually of caught on. Assassination was the only logical choice to getting him to stop.
I back this up with an old saying of mine:
"If you live in a totalitarian state, assassination is considered death by natural causes". Ctisphonics
A link to the index I got all this stuff from, perhaps I missed something you might want:
Selected works of Leon Trotsky