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Every War Strategy Explained in 13 Minutes

Ambush is a tactic involving surprise attacks on unsuspecting enemies from concealed positions. It’s particularly effective in guerrilla warfare, allowing smaller, less-equipped forces to inflict significant damage on larger opponents. Ambushes can occur in diverse terrains such as forests, urban areas, or mountains, leveraging surprise to gain tactical advantage. Precise timing and coordination are crucial for success. Striking swiftly and then disappearing maximizes confusion and casualties, disrupting enemy plans and lowering morale.

Flanking manoeuvre attacks the sides of an enemy formation, bypassing front-line defenses to cause disarray. This tactic requires speed, coordination, and terrain knowledge, often leading to encirclement and surrender.

Close Air Support (CAS) involves aircraft aiding ground troops by neutralizing immediate threats. Precision, real-time intelligence, and coordination with ground forces are essential.

Strategic bombing targets key infrastructure and civilian areas to disrupt the enemy’s war effort. Developed in WWII, it aims for long-term damage and resource reduction.

Amphibious warfare launches attacks from sea to land, demanding coordination between naval, air, and ground forces, exemplified by D-Day and Pacific island campaigns.

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