manoeuvre warfare造句

• While in reserve it practised manoeuvre warfare in anticipation of the expected advance.
• Ludendorff immediately ordered more training in manoeuvre warfare for his " Eingreif " divisions.
• The odds against Germany were not so extreme as to be insurmountable by better planning and a plan based on manoeuvre warfare.
• In the first month of its existence, the corps continued training and patrolling no man's land preparing for manoeuvre warfare.
• Allenby arrived in Egypt on 27 June and took command of the EEF at midnight on 28 June, to begin his preparations for manoeuvre warfare.
• After the " race to the sea ", manoeuvre warfare gave way to trench warfare, a development for which the British Army had not prepared.
• For the German army the triumph was hubristic, leading to exaggerated expectations about manoeuvre warfare and an assumption that victory over the USSR would be easy.
• Corbett's principles of sea control, focus on the enemy, and manoeuvre for tactical advantage form the foundation of today's naval manoeuvre warfare.
• By the end of First Battle of Ypres both sides started to dig in and trench warfare replaced the manoeuvre warfare that had featured during the Race to the Sea.
• Rundstedt recognised that it did not adhere to the classic principles of the " Bewegungskrieg " ( manoeuvre warfare ) that had guided German strategy since the 19th century.
• His position was that " "'auftragstaktik " "'[ mission oriented tactics ] and manoeuvre warfare might not be the best doctrinal choices for the Canadian Army.
• Further, Allenby's preparations for the manoeuvre warfare attacks on the Ottoman defensive line, beginning with Beersheba, and the subsequent advance to Jerusalem, were nearing completion with the arrival of the last reinforcements.
• Confronted with the undeniable potential of armoured manoeuvre warfare, from the summer of 1940 onwards the armed forces of all surviving major powers adapted their tactical doctrine, unit organisation, strategic planning and tank production plans.
• Through the employment of combined arms in manoeuvre warfare, blitzkrieg attempts to unbalance the enemy by making it difficult for it to respond to the continuously changing front and defeating it in a decisive ( " battle of annihilation " ).
• In the anglophone literature the AMC 35 is often portrayed as a major failed chance for France to turn the tide against Germany : its two-man turret is then seen as better adapted to the demands of modern manoeuvre warfare.
• The " Reichswehr " was influenced by its analysis of pre-war German military thought, in particular infiltration tactics, which at the end of the war had seen some breakthroughs on the Western Front and the manoeuvre warfare which dominated the Eastern Front.
• The ability of the German army to inflict disproportionate losses had also been exaggerated, in part because the 5th Army commanders had tried to capture Verdun and attacked regardless of loss; even when reconciled to Falkenhayn's attrition strategy, they continued to use the costly ( strategy of annihilation ) and tactics of ( manoeuvre warfare ).