Notes on Strategies (5)
February 3, 2007
I take the opposite of notes number 4
SITZKRIEG
While manouver is quiet efficient, Stand off doctrine and last stand tactics is very economic. To stay still means you don’t have to pay for the cost of moving your army and to re-route your supply line is unnecessary while youre in a still. No movement means you can use the Total projection doctrine which is to concentrate all firepower using stand-off (since youre on a still condition, you can use the heavier and long distances weapon)on one object at a time, time consuming it is,but, if you use it very skillfully and pick the right object, you can stall their movement or even put their effort in a total ruin. Very straight forward and yet, very risky because it can only be successful if the last stand doctrine is used against equal or weaker enemies,(in army size or in technology). To counter it, you must use an unexpected manouver against the last stand weakest defensive point and the most fatal at once. The only bad thing about last stand doctrine is once your defensive line is breached at one area, the whole defensive line is rendered useless and it happen quiet often.
That’s all…. for now
