Irregular Warfare
Open warfare between North Vietnam and the US.
The TG resolution resulted in direct open warfare between Washington (US) and Hanoi (N. VN).
Possible use in electronics for military equipment, aircrafts.
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Chariot warfare, mounted bowman, and the stirrup.
The United States increased its military involvement in Vietnam.
Based on the writings of military theorist Henri Jomini, he advocated warfare divorced from political considerations. Also, he advocated warfare aimed at limited and essentially territorial military objectives.
Open warfare between North Vietnam and the US.
Open warfare between North Vietnam and the US.
Sporadic attacks trends and Guerrilla warfare troubled the military experts at the beginning of the 20th century.
Military theorist Carl Von Clausewitz wrote extensively about warfare, its tactics and strategies. He was aware of how difficult it was to obtain a decisive victory against an enemy based on his experience with the Prussian wars in Europe. For Clausewitz, the keys to destroying an enemy army were often built around advancing and assaulting an enemy with maximum speed to damage the enemy's main army and then to aggressively pursue the enemy's retreating forces.
Former Prussian officer and publisher of books on warfare emphasized that a decisive victory usually hinged upon destroying the enemy's "center of gravity". He considered these as the enemy's power base and in Prussia's conflicts with France, Paris and the French army were deemed to be the centers of gravity that if destroyed, created the scenario for a decisive victory.
The TG resolution resulted in direct open warfare between Washington (US) and Hanoi (N. VN).
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Guerrilla warfare
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Is a form of irregular warfare in which a small group of combatants such as armed civilians or irregulars use military tactics including ambushes, sabotage, raids, petty warfare, hit-and-run tactics, and mobility to fight a larger and less-mobile traditional military.