The T26 arose from requests by various Army combat commands for a shortened version of the standard M1 rifle for use in jungle or mobile warfare.
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With a few exceptions, like Britain, most of NATO's European members have failed to invest adequately in modern weapons and communications technology required for modern mobile warfare.
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Medium mortars were less useful in mobile warfare, so for the rest of the campaign the TMB men acted as mule drivers for the depleted Divisional Ammunition Column.
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Referring to Maoist military doctrine, the CPP-lead NPA adheres to the three progressive phases of protracted warfare strategic defensive, strategic stalemate, and strategic offensive ( see Mobile warfare ).
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The Chinese People's Volunteer Army's first five campaigns in the Korean War were Mobile Warfare, in which the PVA encircled the enemy through maneuvers and sought to annihilate the enemy.
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The strength of the VC attack in northern B�nh ?nh Province indicated the changing tactics of the VC, who were prepared to switch from small-scale guerrilla actions to mobile warfare.
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Old Bill is the adopted mascot of the United States Cavalry and is known throughout the U . S . Army's Armor and Cavalry communities as the symbol of mobile warfare.
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Training continued in Palestine, with Eather emphasising mobile warfare rather than re-hashing the tactics of trench warfare from World War I, unlike some other battalion commanders with experience in that war.
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Revisions to the stipulations of " Note 5779 " in mid-June were of minor significance and an amendment of 18 June only referred to the importance of cavalry in mobile warfare.
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Mao had successfully applied Mobile Warfare in the Korean War, and was able to encircle, push back and then halt the UN forces in Korea, despite the clear superiority of UN firepower.
