In other words - a typical tactically sound approach. This summary may be easier for those familiar with US doctrinal terms: Thanks Grok-
In defensive operations, blue forces employ a strategy of economy of force and defense in depth to attrit red infantry assaults, prioritizing disruption over territorial retention.
Positioned artillery assets, emplaced beyond the range of red unmanned aerial systems (UAS), provide indirect fires to interdict assault elements upon entry into fortified strongpoints, establishing kill zones for maximum lethality.
Concurrently, blue UAS operators conduct interdiction on red lines of communication (LOCs) and sustainment routes, targeting reinforcements and follow-on echelons to prevent consolidation.
Remote mining and ambush tactics further canalize red movements, exploiting chokepoints for precision engagements. Should red forces attempt to deploy supporting elements like UAS teams, blue initiates spoiling attacks to maintain separation of the forward line of own troops (FLOT) from rear areas, preserving the integrity of engagement areas.
This approach induces hesitation in red commanders, leading to feints and incomplete objectives rather than decisive maneuvers, ultimately resulting in inflated battle damage assessments and restricted fire support requests on nominally controlled terrain.
Vivek is absolutely spot on talking about the similarities between Republicans being unwilling to condemn Groyperism and liberals who were afraid to criticize woke.
But as one of the most vocal opponents of left-wing identity politics, I now see real reluctance from my former anti-woke peers to criticize the new identity politics on the right.
This pattern eerily mirrors the hesitance of prominent Democrats to criticize woke excess in the run-up to the 2024 presidential election, even though most Democratic voters clearly never believed that math is racist, or that hard work and the written tradition are hallmarks of whiteness. That’s a big part of why Kamala Harris lost in such spectacular fashion. If the post-Trump G.O.P. makes the same mistake with our own identitarian fringe, we will meet a similar fate.
It’s always easy to be brave in retrospect or see cowardice only on the other side.
If you’re on the right and don’t agree with an ethnic conception of nationhood and a degrowther nativist mindset, now is the time to speak up. https://t.co/w2VDRIepeI
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@DocStrangelove2 Neighbors next to the training area don’t like the noise in Germany. Some used to say, “The price of freedom” …when you live next to a base.
@kevinnbass Bible based Lutheran or Presbyterian- I’m a Lutheran, and bringing my kids back into the Church for in time confirmation was the best thing I could have done for them. They never complain about going to church every Sunday - they made good friends and they enjoy there time there
@JeffreyPeel@elonmusk@JamesClayton5 Nice context - do a comparison with PBS. I used to love PBS, NPR and occasionally BBC. Now, they mostly serve as a touchpoint on what seem mostly outlier perspectives.