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I suppose it depends on the scope in which you define the terms 'attack' and 'defend'. If I lay a minefield ahead of a position, so that it may better absorb an
by aaronem 13y ago
I suppose it depends on the scope in which you define the terms 'attack' and 'defend'. If I lay a minefield ahead of a position, so that it may better absorb and break a counterattack intended to slow or halt my invading army, then am I attacking, or defending, or both at once?
- mikeash 13y agoI'd say that you're defending at the tactical level, attacking at the strategic level, and then it all comes down to how much context you want to include when looking at the weapon. I could certainly see arguments for both.