Fundamentals of Battle Tactics: A guide to military strategies

War is usually one unfortunate means of pressing an agenda over the will of other parties, mostly from unresolved differences. Political agenda lead among the causes of most armed conflicts. Sometimes, nations get involved in war not by direct decisions of the heated moments but by treaties, inferiority stances before bigger warring parties, commission of single but very stupid security, military, civil or political mistakes and sometimes, other unfortunate events beyond control. This is why this book is coming in to outline fundamental tactics any military needs not to forget at every passing hour because someday, war might get to court you if you aren't much attracted to it- The whole purpose of establishing a standing army for every nation, whether at peace or at war. This book discusses war and battle tactics within the context of wars of maneuver. For war to be won, the army must win most and/or one or more key battle(s). Battles are the ones that define platoons, generals and commanders. They are definitive of the general psychology and in turn, the confidence of the army. Wars are for politician. They should never be glorified at all and should be avoided at any cost.

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Andrew is a Chemist and a researcher in wars and military strategies with intelligence analyst certifications. He has advanced and military H2H close combat trainings. His PhD work is in drug development and designing, focusing on cancer drugs. His research area is mostly around drug-like properties, SARs, venoms, antidotes and chemical weaponry.