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by philwelch
1778 days ago
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> But in general, defense always has the advantage. They get to choose where to fight, they can prepare their positions, they don't need to expose themselves. I'm curious about the "they get to choose where to fight" question, actually. I can see where this would apply on a tactical scale, like if I'm preparing an ambush. But on an operational scale, doesn't the attacker choose where and when to fight? |
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