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"So, what have we learned from old navies and chicken eggs? (1) Don't attack the enemy's defense along it's [sic] entire front. (2) Focus your attack at one point along the enemy's line. (3) Keep the momentum by capitalizing on the breech and compromise the enemy's command and control" (225-6).

"There are two types of successful leader on an attack. One will obstinately trudge forward - a real 'blood and guts' pragmatist who uses speed and determination as the means to minimize his losses and exploit his success. The other will look and listen to the rhythm of the battle, constantly seeking the least defended path and focusing his resources on that pressure point. There is merit in both approaches" (211).

"...the movement to contact is far more dynamic in regards to the terrain than the classic deliberate assault...neither the enemy nor your attacking force is restricted to a given location on the ground. Both sides can be expected to maneuver forward, backward, & from side to side. The challenge will be to take advantage of that maneuverability in order to force the OpFor to commit to a location. Then attack (206).

"You will be so close to the OpFor in a near ambush that you can smell them. You don't need competition marksman skills here" (184).

"If the enemy suspects your patrol has compromised any information regarding their resources,they will simply move those resources. And all of your hard work will be for nothing!" (174).