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An edition of Tactics (1991)

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"This publication is a revision of Fleet Marine Force Manual 1-3, Tactics, of 1991 and supersedes it. Marine Corps Doctrinal Publication (MCDP) 1-3 fully retains the spirit, scope, and basic concepts of its predecessor. MCDP 1-3 further develops and refines some of those concepts; in particular, a new chapter has been added on exploiting success and finishing, and some of the original material has been reorganized and expanded ... Presuming an understanding of maneuver warfare, MCDP 1-3 applies it specifically to the tactical level of war ... This publication establishes the Marine Corps' philosophy for waging and winning battles." -- pages [ii-ii].

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U.S. Marine Corps
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English
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138

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Handbooks, manuals, Tactics, Military art and science, United States. Marine Corps, United States
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1997, U.S. Marine Corps
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Table of Contents

1. Understanding tactics. An art and a science ; The environment ; How we view combat and how we fight ; Marine Corps tactics ; Conclusion
2. Achieving a decision : Anzio: a model of tactical indecisiveness ; Cannae: a clear tactical decision achieved ; Understanding decisiveness ; Military judgment ; Understanding the situation ; Acting decisively ; Conclusion
3. Gaining advantage. Combined arms ; Maneuver ; Exploiting the environment ; Terrain ; Weather ; Periods of darkness or reduced visibility ; Complementary forces ; Surprise ; Trapping the enemy ; Developing and ambush mentality ; Asymmetry ; Conclusion
4. Being faster. Speed in combat ; What is speed? ; Speed and time ; Timing ; Relative speed ; Continuing speed ; Speed and change ; Becoming faster ; Conclusion
5. Adapting. Anticipation ; Improvisation ; Flexible plans ; Decentralization ; Conclusion
6. Cooperating. Control in combat ; Cooperation ; Discipline ; Conclusion
7. Exploiting success and finishing. Building on advantage ; Consolidation ; exploitation, and pursuit ; Finishing the enemy ; Use of the reserve in combat ; Conclusion
8. Making it happen. Doctrine ; Education ; Training ; Training and educational methods ; Professional reading and historical study ; Tactical exercises ; Wargaming ; Terrain walks ; Competition ; Critiques ; Conclusion.

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Cover title.

Shipping list number: 97-0380-P.

"30 July 1997" -- page [i].

Includes bibliographical references (p. 129-138).

Also available online from the Internet Archive. Address as of February 7, 2014: https://archive.org/details/tactics00unse.

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MCDP -- 1-3.

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[v], 138 pages
Number of pages
138

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OL33217438M
Internet Archive
tactics00unse
OCLC/WorldCat
37744244

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