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Military Strategy & Tactics[edit]
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- Acceptable loss
- Advantage of terrain
- Aerial warfare
- Air assault
- Air interdiction
- Air supremacy
- Airhead
- All round defence
- Ambush
- Amphibious warfare
- Antoine-Henri Jomini
- Armored spearhead
- Armoured spearhead
- Armoured warfare
- Army group
- Artillery
- Asymmetric warfare
- Attrition warfare
- B. H. Liddell Hart
- Bait and bleed
- Barrage (artillery)
- Base of fire
- Battalion
- Battle of annihilation
- Battlegroup (army)
- Battlespace
- Beachhead
- Bellum se ipsum alet
- Blitzkrieg
- Blockade
- Bombardment
- Booby trap
- Bounding overwatch
- Breakout (military)
- Breakthrough (military)
- Bridgehead
- Brigade
- Cadmean victory
- Cantonment
- Carl von Clausewitz
- Carpet bombing
- Cavalry tactics
- Center of gravity (military)
- Center peel
- Charge (warfare)
- Chequered retreat
- Choke point
- Clear and hold
- Close air support
- Close order formation
- Column (formation)
- Combat
- Combat operations process
- Combat search and rescue
- Combat support
- Command of the sea
- Company (military unit)
- Corps
- Counter-battery fire
- Counter-insurgency
- Counter-offensive
- Counterattack
- Counterforce
- Countervalue
- Crossfire
- Cult of the offensive
- Debellatio
- Decisive victory
- Defeat in detail
- Defence in depth
- Defensive fighting position
- Demilitarized zone
- Division (military)
- Echelon formation
- Empty Fort Strategy
- Encirclement
- Enfilade and defilade
- Envelopment
- Exit strategy
- Extraction (military)
- Fabian strategy
- False flag
- Feigned retreat
- Feint
- Field army
- Field entrenchment
- Fire and Movement
- Fire support
- Firepower
- Flanking maneuver
- Flying column
- Flying wedge
- Force concentration
- Force multiplication
- Forlorn hope
- Fortification
- Frontal assault
- Grand strategy
- Guerrilla warfare
- Hammer and anvil
- Harassing fire
- Hedgehog defence
- Herringbone (formation)
- High ground
- Highland charge
- Historical examples of flanking maneuvers
- Hit-and-run tactics
- Hors de combat
- Hull-down
- Human wave attack
- Indirect approach
- Individual movement techniques
- Infantry square
- Infantry tactics
- Infiltration tactics
- Inkspot Strategy
- Insurgency weapons and tactics
- Intensified submarine warfare
- Interdiction
- Interior lines
- Inverted wedge
- Investment (military)
- Irregular military
- J. F. C. Fuller
- Kill box
- Killing field
- Land mine
- Landing zone
- Last stand
- Leapfrogging (strategy)
- Limited war
- Line (formation)
- Line of communication
- List of historical blockades
- List of military strategies and concepts
- List of military tactics
- Loaded march
- Lodgement
- Long-range penetration
- Long-range reconnaissance patrol