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Usually termed guerrilla warfare. Guerrilla warfare is traditionally used when the "guerrillas" have no standing army to fight their enemy.
Although a "standing army" (a conventional army) can also employ guerrilla tactics, if it desires to do so.
A good analogy would be the German submarines used during both World Wars; Germany had no (significant) surface navy to challenge the allies in both wars (excepting the lone temporary engagement of Britain's "Grand Fleet" in 1916, which ended inconclusively). Therefore, Germany embarked on a naval form of guerrilla warfare: Hit and run techniques, and ambushing vessels along specific sea routes...or hitting them when opportunity arose...then quickly fleeing.
Had Germany a strong surface fleet (battleships in WWI, and carriers in WWII) Germany would have been able to contest the seas against the allies in conventional sea battles; as had taken place against the Japanese in the Pacific during WWII.
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What fighting tactic was used in the revolutionary war?
One fighting tactic that was used in the Revolutionary was was guerrilla warfare. It's kind of like a hit and run tactic, as in a surprise attack, an ambush, etc.
What was the hit and run war tactic of the American revolution-9 letters?
vicenness
Who used the hit and run tactic in the battles of Lexington and concord?
Not the British. The Americans, or technically the colonists.
What was the military tactic of engaging in swift hit and run attacks?
guerrilla warfare, used in the revolutionary war
Used the fighting tactic know as the phalanx?
Sparta
What are the main tactic of guerrilla warfare?
Tactic=Method. The method was "hit & run." If a guerrilla sticks around, he's not much of a guerrilla. He's supposed to get away...to live to fight another day.
Used the fighting tactic known as the phalanx?
Philip II
Is counterterrorism a tactic or warfare or crime fighting?
It is both. It can be warfare in another country but in the united states it is crime fighting
What were the tactics of fighting in the Seven Years War?
In North America, hit and run tactics; guerrilla warfare.
When the hit-and-run technique of fighting which caught the british off guard is called?
The hit-and-run technique that caught the British off guard during the American Revolutionary War is known as guerrilla warfare. This tactic involved quick, surprise attacks by colonial militia against British forces, allowing the Americans to exploit their knowledge of the terrain and avoid direct confrontations. It was particularly effective in disrupting supply lines and communication, ultimately contributing to the colonial victory.
What was the blits in WW2?
Germany's offensive fighting tactic, means lightning war, Blitzkrieg
What was the guerrilla warfare and why was it effective?
it was designed as a hit and run tactic not requiring a great many men or supplies.
