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7/27/2025, 8:37:42 PM
>>64038540
Kind of abstracted, but the war (like a lot of wars) started out very simple. Or at least the plan as to what was supposed to happen was simple on paper. But reality is complex, and once you lose momentum, the difficulties accumulate in war over time to lower the overall level of performance of an army. There are lots of little things that compound over time from exhaustion to destruction and deterioration of equipment, to the enemy digging in harder, which requires more ammunition, but there's never enough ammunition, because X number of trucks are blown up 20 kilometers behind the front line by drones every day. It turns into a slog and the entire logistics system becomes consumed with merely sustaining the army to keep it from collapsing.
This is why things like momentum, tempo Tempo TEMPO (!!!), and the element of surprise are so important.
See this:
https://youtu.be/QbEpXceeHoM
Kind of abstracted, but the war (like a lot of wars) started out very simple. Or at least the plan as to what was supposed to happen was simple on paper. But reality is complex, and once you lose momentum, the difficulties accumulate in war over time to lower the overall level of performance of an army. There are lots of little things that compound over time from exhaustion to destruction and deterioration of equipment, to the enemy digging in harder, which requires more ammunition, but there's never enough ammunition, because X number of trucks are blown up 20 kilometers behind the front line by drones every day. It turns into a slog and the entire logistics system becomes consumed with merely sustaining the army to keep it from collapsing.
This is why things like momentum, tempo Tempo TEMPO (!!!), and the element of surprise are so important.
See this:
https://youtu.be/QbEpXceeHoM
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