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Infantry attacks
Book • 1990
In 'Infantry Attacks', Erwin Rommel provides a firsthand account of his tactics and strategies during World War I. The book emphasizes the importance of speed, deception, and deep penetration into enemy territory to surprise and overwhelm.
It offers valuable insights into modern warfare, focusing on mobility, surprise, and initiative, making it a timeless resource for military leaders and historians.
It offers valuable insights into modern warfare, focusing on mobility, surprise, and initiative, making it a timeless resource for military leaders and historians.
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Jocko Willink
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190: How Tolerance Can Be Your Greatest Risk. USMC Tactics Pt.4 w/ Dave Berke
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James Holland
Rommel: Germany's Best General
Mentioned in the context of how Rommel came to Hitler's attention before WWII.
321. Tunisgrad: Part I - The Desert War
Mentioned in reference to a seminal figure who is significant in several ways
The World War Two Series: Episode 17-Q&A w/ Thomas777 - 4/4
