While it is generally true that the outcome of combat derives from the results of offensive operations, it may frequently be necessary, even advisable, to defend. Indeed, the defender enjoys many advantages. Among these are the opportunity to know the terrain, to site and carefully emplace weapons and units so as to minimize their vulnerabilities and maximize their capabilities, and to reconnoiter and prepare the defensive area in depth....
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By: T. V. Paul McGill University
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