Maneuver warfare, often controversial and requiring operational and
tactical innovation, poses perhaps the most important doctrinal
questions currently facing the conventional military forces of the
U.S. Its purpose is to defeat the enemy by disrupting the
opponent's ability to react, rather than by physical destruction of
forces. This book develops and explains the theory of maneuver
warfare and offers specific tactical, operational, and
organizational recommendations for improving ground combat forces.
The authors translate concepts--too often vaguely stated by
manuever warfare advocates--into concrete doctrine. Although the
book uses the Marine Corps as a model, the concepts, tactics, and
doctrine discussed apply to any ground combat force.
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