Japanese Military Tactics

#2
#2
wonder how hard it's going to be to get the enemy to think and react like an opposing bug would?

Do they have any means of getting the other side to agree with grappling as the only fighting method?
 
#5
#5
OrangeEmpire said:
All fighting systems are based on animal instincts.
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Not in the non linear battlefields that exist today. When we began countering the Napoleonic levee en masse tactics, we began moving away from instinct.

Intelligence capabilities and indirect fire have dramatically changed the way we approach the enemy.
 
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BigPapaVol said:
Not in the non linear battlefields that exist today. When we began countering the Napoleonic levee en masse tactics, we began moving away from instinct.

Intelligence capabilities and indirect fire have dramatically changed the way we approach the enemy.
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I can't read the article.... thought it was talking about hand to hand combat.

It is amazing that Napoleonic warfare survived through World War I.
 
#9
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OrangeEmpire said:
I can't read the article.... thought it was talking about hand to hand combat.

It is amazing that Napoleonic warfare survived through World War I.
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1. If it was, I stand corrected.

2. Repeating weapons made the Napoleonic stuff a complete disaster, which is really what WW I combat was.
 
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OrangeEmpire said:
On the level of WWI????????

World War II started the modern evolution of warfare.
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Germany's invasion of Poland displayed some countries were still geared that way. You're right though it was the beginning of the last evolution of warfare, we are going through the modern evolution of warfare right now.
 
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MontereyVol said:
Germany's invasion of Poland displayed some countries were still geared that way. You're right though it was the beginning of the last evolution of warfare, we are going through the modern evolution of warfare right now.
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dude, you're in the Navy so you have to assume you're at least a couple of evolutionary rungs low.
 
#17
#17
MontereyVol said:
Germany's invasion of Poland displayed some countries were still geared that way. You're right though it was the beginning of the last evolution of warfare, we are going through the modern evolution of warfare right now.
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I am not arguing countries were not still geared toward it but Germany and Japan forced every one to change their tactics.
 
#19
#19
Monterey wants the recommission our battle wagons!

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#21
#21
OrangeEmpire said:
I can't read the article.... thought it was talking about hand to hand combat.

It is amazing that Napoleonic warfare survived through World War I.
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It's a joke. It's a video called Japanese Bug Fights. it made me laugh.
 
#23
#23
MontereyVol said:
It was funny, i thought the scorpion had the beetle stung in the eye?
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well, Monterey, if you'd studied harder in Japanese language class, you would've understood that the beetle suffocated the scorpion by pinching its Coxapophysis.
 
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