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What ADP/ADRP covers offense and defense?
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ADP/ADRP 3-90
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What is tactics?
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Tactics is the arrangement of forces in relation to each other.
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What is the tactical level of war?
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It is the level of war where battles and engagements are planned to achieve military objectives.
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What is an engagement?
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A tactical conflict usually involving lower echelon maneuver forces.
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What echelons typically conduct engagements?
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Brigades and smaller
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How long do engagements last?
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Usually short, in terms of minutes, hours or days.
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What is a battle?
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A battle is a set of engagements involving larger forces.
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What do battles affect?
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Battles can affect campaigns or major operations.
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When does a battle occur?
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Battles occur when a division,corp, or army commander fights for significant objectives.
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The art of tactics consist of three interrelated aspects. What are they?
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creative and flexible means to accomplish assigned missions.
Decision making during times of uncertainty when faced with an adaptive enemy. Understanding the effects of combat on soldiers. |
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What is the science of tactic?
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Science of tactic is the understanding of the military aspects of tactics, capabilities, techniques, and procedures that can be measured.
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What is a hasty operation?
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A hasty operation is where a commander trades planning and preparation for speed of execution.
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What is a deliberate operation?
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A deliberate operation is where the tactical situation allows for the development of detailed plans.
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