List of military strategies
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[edit] Offensive Strategies
- Ambush - Ambushing an opponent usually involves surprise.
- Blitzkrieg - A bombardment immediately followed by a lightning swift attack by mobile forces
- Charge (warfare) - Direct attack, usually by running up to the opponent.
- Counterattack - An attack when an enemy has attacked, usually when the enemy is weak or complacent.
- Encirclement - To isolate and surround enemy forces.
- Flanking maneuver - This strategy involves attacking the opponent from the side, or rear, flank.
- Human wave attack - Humans used to attack in continuous waves, almost in a desperation move.
- Penetration (warfare) - A direct attack through the enemy lines, then attack the rear once through.
- Pincer maneuver - Allowing the enemy to attack the center, sometimes in a charge, then attacking the flanks of the charge.
- Raiding - Attacking with the purpose of removing enemy's supply or provisions.
- Siege - Continuous attack by bombardment on a fortified position, usually by artillery.
[edit] Defensive Strategies
[edit] See also
- Military tactics
- Strategy or more specifically Military strategy
- Art of War
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