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Tactical Offensive

Tactical offensive are rapid, violent operations that seek enemy soft spots. The attacker creates a fluid situation, retains initiative, and disrupts integrity of enemys defense. Envelopment is the basic form of maneuver in which the attacker attempts to avoid the enemys front, where his forces are most protected and his fires are most easily concentrated. Instead, while fixing the defenders attention forward by supporting or diversionary attacks, the attacker orients his main efforts to strike at enemys flanks and rear.

The turning movement is a variant of the envelopment in which the attacker attempts to avoid the defense entirely, instead seeking to secure key terrain deep in the enemys rear. Infiltration is a covert movement of all or part of the attacking force through enemys lines to a favorable position in their rear. The size and strength of infiltrating force is limited. Penetration is used when enemy flanks are not assailable. Penetrations typically comprise three stages: initial rupture of enemys positions, roll up of flanks on either side of gaps, and exploitation to secure deep objectives. Frontal attack strikes the enemy across a wide front and over most direction approaches.

As for deliberate attacks it is the least economical form of maneuver. The purpose of the movement to contact is to regain contact with the enemy and to develop the situation. Mobile defense employs a combination of offensive, defensive, and delaying action to defeat the enemy attack. In mobile defense relatively small forces are deployed forward. Area defense does not promise outright destruction of the attacking forces. It is conducted to deny the enemy access to specific terrain. A defensive sector can be divided into security area, the forward edge of battle area, main battle area, assembly area. A unified defensive battle is fought by armies, corps and divisions.

 

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