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strategic offense
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strategic offense

warfare
Also known as: offense
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  • first thermonuclear weapon
    nuclear strategy
    / Conventional strategy

    The Soviet Union preferred the offensive because it would make it possible to defeat the enemy quickly, before the full weight of its power could be brought to bear. Soviet doctrine during the 1970s suggested that a key aspect of that offensive would be the neutralization of NATO’s nuclear assets…

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    The Soviet Union preferred the offensive because it would make it possible to defeat the enemy quickly, before the full weight of its power could be brought to bear. Soviet doctrine during the 1970s suggested that a key aspect of that offensive would be the neutralization of NATO’s nuclear assets…

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  • Bayeux Tapestry
    strategy
    / Strategy in the age of total war

    …two brilliant but costly German offensives in the spring and summer of that year, followed by a remorseless set of Allied counterattacks.

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    …two brilliant but costly German offensives in the spring and summer of that year, followed by a remorseless set of Allied counterattacks.

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