Iraq Guerrillas, Regrettable
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Item No.: 34
The most common strategic mistake made by inexperienced guerrillas is the attempt to take and hold territory.
The whole point of guerrilla warfare is to develop superior strength at a time and place for an attack and then to disappear back into the “sea” as Mao put it.
Twice now we have seen Iraqi Guerrillas take and hold ground: al Faluja and now again in Najaf. The failure to destroy these exposed forces is regrettable.
full text at www.NewRuskinCollege.com
Army Navy Club
Item No.: 34
The most common strategic mistake made by inexperienced guerrillas is the attempt to take and hold territory.
The whole point of guerrilla warfare is to develop superior strength at a time and place for an attack and then to disappear back into the “sea” as Mao put it.
Twice now we have seen Iraqi Guerrillas take and hold ground: al Faluja and now again in Najaf. The failure to destroy these exposed forces is regrettable.
full text at www.NewRuskinCollege.com
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