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Exactly. His point is well stated too, and ironically the grandparent in this thread fell victim to the mode of thought the author of the linked comment caution
by grandalf 12y ago
Exactly. His point is well stated too, and ironically the grandparent in this thread fell victim to the mode of thought the author of the linked comment cautions against.
- happyscrappy 12y agoArmies do not melt into the civilian population at the first sign of trouble.
- tormeh 12y agoPresumably because tanks are hard to hide, not because they don't want to. Guerrilla warfare warfare is not a middle eastern thing; a strategic manual we were encouraged to read in the Norwegian army told us we should source food and supplies from the local population and fill sugar on the gas tanks of the enemy. Assuming you've lost tanks and airspace first, of course. From what I've heard IS has all kinds of heavy weaponry and hold territory. Seems like hiding would be hard.
- SixSigma 12y agoThey most certainly do.