군사 전술과 기술: 역사적 개요

전술 전투 전술에는 저격 함정, 기습 포격, 전격 공격, 여우 구멍, 화력 정찰, 참호 습격 등이 있습니다.

### 역사 속 군사 전술과 전략
* 🎯 저격수 함정: **저격수가 의도적으로 적에게 상처를 입혀 더 많은 유닛을 사격장으로 끌어들여 기습 공격**합니다.
* 🚢 위치 유지: **탱크는 주로 언덕 뒤쪽 경사면에서 포신만 노출**하여 자신을 숨깁니다.
* 🔥 기는 포격: **적 참호를 향해 이동하는 보병을 엄호하기 위해 서서히 전진하는 포병 사격**입니다.
* ⚡ 블리츠: **기계화 부대를 빠르게 집중시켜 적진을 돌파**합니다.
* 🕳 폭스홀: 여우구멍: **보병이 서로 숨고 엄폐하는 구멍**으로, 포탑이나 제한된 은폐 공간 등 다양한 형태가 있습니다.
* 🔥 화력 정찰: **적의 의심되는 위치에 사격**을 가해 적의 존재를 확인합니다.
* 🔁 단일 포위: **미끼 부대가 정면을 공격**하는 동안 다른 부대는 **적의 측면을 공격**합니다.
* 🛡 심층 방어: 공격자의 진격을 막지 않고 지연시켜 **소규모의 분리된 유닛에 대한 반격**이 가능합니다.
* 🔥 불타는 대지: **후퇴 및 자원 파괴**를 통해 적의 자원을 박탈합니다.

sniper trap. The sniper intentionally shoots to wound instead of killing an enemy combatant, with the end goal of drawing more enemy units into the field of fire so the sniper can fire on them as they provide Aid Salvo. This technique's goal is to surprise the enemy and defeat him as quickly as possible to avoid his response. It's done by shooting the first shot with every cannon at the same time, and it's particularly good in Water Combat between ships because it also helps with setting the firing range, since multiple splashes are more visible than a single one. It was mostly practiced during World War I and World War II. Since cruise missiles are now more commonly used, hold down position. The tank would have to get on the back slope of a hill or use covers to expose as little of it as possible. This would make it possible for the barrel to be the only part visible to the enemy. It is still used in modern times, but it does have some cons. This technique is not fit for every terrain type, especially. Plus, the tanks have to

have a great enough negative elevation, and they have to remain in the same position to not expose themselves. If the tank wants to go from defense to attack, attack it would have a bad position as it would be looking upwards and exposing its underpart, which is usually the most vulnerable part. Creeping barrage, this technique consists in a gradual advance of artillery fire in order to provide cover for the Infantry pushing forward towards the enemy trenches. It's better than using artillery directly on trenches, since most of the time they were resistant to it. Defenders could easily be replaced, and Barbed wires were left unharmed. However, it's pretty dangerous as it needs coordination between infantry and artillery to avoid explosions too close to the Infantry. Blitz, this technique was famously used by the Germans during World War II, and it consists of a rapid overwhelming and dense Force concentration in an arrow shape with mechanized and motorized infantry and armored at the top with the intent of not attacking the actual front line but breaking through it. They also

used artillery and close air support. One of the biggest pros of this technique is that it unbalances the enemy by continuously changing front lines. Foxholes: it's a hole where two infantry are positioned to cover and stay when enemies are too near. Thanks to camouflage applied to the opening, this technique is said to have been originally created to combat blitzk. There were some variations of this, for example, Germans had turrets on them and the Japanese were better concealed thanks to the limited space which permitted only one infantry unit to get into it, making it more effective for ambushes than cover. Recon by fire: firing on likely enemy positions to see if they react, with the goal of confirming their position or absence. Single envelopment: one decoy division attacks the front while another one goes into the enemy's back from the sides and stops his reinforcements, communications, or shoots them from the back. Pser movement: when the enemy does a frontal assault, the central units remain in the center while the two wings move outside and go into

the enemy's side, making him fight the battle on two fronts and eventually encircling him. Oblique order, this is another flank tactic where one part of the army focuses on one side while the other slowly moves in an oblique way to break through the enemy line thanks to force concentration. Feigned Retreat, pretending to retreat to draw in the enemy in a vulnerable position. It frequently turns into a real Retreat because undisciplined troops are likely to lose coherence and Retreat for real. Inverted wedge, the weak Center Retreats slowly under the pressure of the enemies while the wings push forward to try to encircle the enemy. Great responsibility is placed on the wings here. Crossing the T, a line of Warships crosses in front of a line of enemy ships. This makes every horizontal warship able to shoot the vertical ships with every gun while the vertical ships can only attack with their front guns. Bounding Overwatch, it's an alternating movement tactic that helps units go forward when they are Under Fire. This splits the team into two.

parts: one that provides Overwatch and one that Maneuvers. When the moving part of the team gets to its destination, they stop and start using suppressive fire to cover the other part, which starts moving, and so on. Ambush: It's a surprise attack made by hidden units that wait for favorable positions or conditions to start attacking. Skirmishing: Skirmishers are troops placed in front of the main units that stay in a very spread outline and harass the enemy by engaging in small and sporadic combat to delay their movement, disrupt their attack, or weaken their morale. Trench raiding: Mainly used in World War I, it consisted of making small-scale nighttime surprise attacks on enemy trenches. They usually crept up slowly on the sentries guarding a small sector of the trench line, killed them as quietly as possible, and threw grenades into the dugouts where the enemies would sleep. This was also used to capture or disable high-value equipment, gather intelligence by seizing documents, etc. The returning raiders risked friendly fire, so they usually had a password system to

identify themselves. Swarming, this tactic is used to overwhelm a main target's defenses by attacking with multiple autonomous units. It's mainly used in asymmetric warfare where one side has much less capacity or size, and it confuses the enemy thanks to irregular attacks which usually happen from multiple positions. Flying Wedge, it's a body of units that moves forward in a triangular formation. It was more commonly used in ancient times when combat was the main focus, but it's still used now thanks to the great situational awareness and visibility it provides. It's also often used by police riot squads. Defeat in detail, it's most useful against a more numerous enemy, and it consists of dividing your force into smaller parts, which makes the enemy divide his forces as well, and then bringing a large portion of your force to fight against small enemy units in sequence rather than in one large combat against the bulk of the enemy's divisions all at once. Air interdiction, bombing strategic points which don't pose an immediate threat but change the

course of the war, a distinction must be made between tactical and Strategic Air interdiction. Tactical Air interdiction is meant to affect events rapidly or immediately, for example, by bombing supplies en route to the active battle area. Strategic Air interdiction focuses on longer-term benefits and usually targets Bridges, streets, etc. This is different from strategic bombing, which is unrelated to ground operations. Siege surrounding an enemy City or Fortress in order to block its supplies and Escape aping enemy troops with the goal of forcing them to surrender because of low supplies or attacking them with a well-prepared assault. When the soldiers build a line of fortifications around a besieged city, it's called a contra relation. When they build a second line of fortifications facing away from the enemy's Fort to protect themselves from the fort's Allies, it's called a circumvallation. Mous holing open streets are very risky for infantry units since they sometimes don't provide sufficient cover, so they blast through walls to get into nearby rooms or buildings. Air

Assault you using aircraft, such as helicopters, to get infantry behind the enemy lines and attack them from behind. It's the new vertical version of the other envelopment tactics tank descent. It consists of infantry units sitting on top of a tank and dismounting to fight on foot only in the final phase of the assault. They don't just use the tank as a transportation method; they protect it against anti-tank weapons. Shoot and scoot. It's the artillery tactic of shooting at a target and immediately moving from the firing position to avoid counterattacks. Marching fire. It's a form of suppressive fire where a group of walking infantry units keep firing to make the enemy hide behind cover, often with the final goal of getting closer to him and engaging in close combat. Center peel. It's a retreat technique used in modern-day infantry, often when small groups of infantry need to get away from a bigger enemy force. It's kind of similar to the bounding Overwatch technique. Defense in depth. This strategy seeks to delay rather than

prevent the advance of an attacker, relying on the tendency of an attack to lose momentum over a period of time or as it covers a larger area. Once the attacker is forced to spread out to cover a larger area, the Defenders can Counterattack, having to fight against smaller separated units. Scorched Earth involves retreating and destroying anything that the enemy might need, like food sources and transportation. It was famously used by Russia against Germany in the Second World War, supported by the size of Russian territory and the freezing cold winter. Shout out to these guys who support my channel through Patreon, and also if you want to discuss this video or suggest other video ideas, click the link in the description to join my Discord server.

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"스나이퍼 트랩"은 적을 사살하지 않고 의도적으로 부상을 입혀 더 많은 유닛을 사격 전선으로 끌어들이는 전술입니다.

이 전술은 제1차 세계대전과 제2차 세계대전에서 주로 사용되었으며, 오늘날에도 특히 수중 전투에서 여전히 활용되고 있습니다.

"점진적 포격" 전략은 전진하는 보병을 엄호하기 위해 점진적으로 포격을 가하는 전략으로, 아군의 포격을 피하기 위해 세심한 조정이 필요합니다.

제2차 세계대전에서 독일군이 사용한 것으로 유명한 "블리츠" 기법은 전선을 돌파하기 위해 신속하고 압도적인 병력 집중에 중점을 둡니다.

포병과 근접 항공 지원은 적의 균형을 무너뜨리고 전선을 지속적으로 변화시키는 데 사용됩니다.

엄폐용으로 사용되는 폭스홀은 독일군의 포탑과 일본군의 은폐 공간 등 다양한 형태로 만들어져 전격전에 대응할 수 있습니다.

화력 정찰은 적의 위치를 확인하는 데 사용되며, 단일 포위 및 Pser 이동은 양면 전선을 형성하고 적을 포위하는 데 사용됩니다.

경사 진형은 병력 집중에 초점을 맞추고, 후퇴를 가장하여 적을 유인하며, 역쐐기 진형은 적을 포위하기 위해 날개에 압력을 가합니다.

크로스 T 전술은 화력을 극대화할 수 있으며, 바운딩 오버워치는 교대 이동 전술로 사격을 받으며 전진할 수 있습니다.

오버워치와 기동은 팀원 중 한 명이 엄호 사격을 제공하는 동안 다른 팀원이 이동하는 방식으로, 필요에 따라 교대로 진행합니다.

참호 습격은 제1차 세계대전에서 기습 공격과 정보 수집을 위해 사용된 전술입니다.

스워밍은 다수의 자율 유닛으로 목표물의 방어를 압도하는 전술로, 비대칭 전쟁에서 자주 사용됩니다.

전술 공중 차단은 전투 지역으로 이동 중인 보급품을 폭격하는 등 신속하게 영향을 미치는 반면, 전략 공중 차단은 인프라를 목표로 장기적인 이득에 중점을 둡니다.

공성전은 적 도시를 포위하여 보급품을 차단하고, 공습은 항공기를 이용해 적진 후방에서 공격하는 전술입니다.

보병 전술에는 마우스 홀링, 탱크 하강, 사격 및 스쿠트, 행군 사격 등이 있으며, 각 전술은 전투에서 특정 목적을 달성하기 위해 사용됩니다.

심층 방어는 적의 진격을 지연시키고 약화시키려는 전략입니다.

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초토화 전략은 공격자가 기세를 잃고 흩어져서 방어자가 반격할 수 있도록 하는 전략입니다.

이 전술은 2차 세계대전 당시 러시아가 독일을 방어하는 과정에서 볼 수 있듯이 후퇴하여 필요한 자원을 파괴하는 것을 포함합니다.

이 전략은 방어 지역의 광활한 영토와 혹독한 기상 조건이 뒷받침됩니다.