35: Maneuver Warfare, Being a Rebel, Disarming w/ Words, Sliding into Old Habits
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Maneuver Warfare and Military Reform
This chapter discusses the author's exploration of maneuver warfare and its contrast with attrition warfare. It introduces influential figures such as Colonel John C. Stutt and William S. Linde, and highlights the movement for military reform driven by civilian intellectuals. The chapter also mentions the study of air-to-air combat exercises by Colonel Boyd, and the theory of maneuver warfare based on time-competitive cycles.
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