Movement warfare and guerrilla warfare are two different warfare tactics, and they have different applications and characteristics in warfare. This article will discuss the differences between sports warfare and guerrilla warfare, as well as their respective strengths and weaknesses.
1. Athletic warfare.
Movement warfare is a kind of large-scale, large-scale, and highly mobile combat operation with organized forces as the backbone and under the guidance of a certain operational intention. Its purpose is to achieve the goal of annihilating the enemy by constantly mobilizing the enemy, looking for the enemy's weak points, and striking at the right time.
Advantages of sports warfare:
1.It can quickly gather forces and form an advantage over the enemy.
2.It is possible to take advantage of the terrain and transportation conditions to flexibly mobilize troops and achieve strategic transfers.
3.Through large-scale combat operations, it is possible to effectively suppress the enemy's morale and destroy the enemy's will to fight.
Disadvantages of sports warfare:
1.It requires a large number of troops and material support, and the economic and military burden on the country is large.
2.Movement warfare requires a high degree of coordination and cooperation, and if the command is not proper or the quality of the troops is not high, it is easy to cause confusion and losses.
3.Movement warfare is easy to be cracked by the enemy, and if the enemy takes resolute measures of resistance, it can inflict heavy losses on our side.
2. Guerrilla warfare.
Guerrilla warfare is a kind of combat mode in which small-scale and scattered forces are used as the backbone and attack, blockade, and harassment are the main means of warfare, and are aimed at depleting the enemy's vital forces and breaking the enemy's morale in order to achieve the goal of victory.
Advantages of guerrilla warfare:
1.It is possible to disperse the enemy's forces so that they cannot form effective combat effectiveness.
2.It is possible to take advantage of the terrain and mass conditions to carry out covert actions and reduce **.
3.It is possible to flexibly use various means of warfare to effectively deplete the enemy's vital forces and materials.
Disadvantages of guerrilla warfare:
1.The effects of guerrilla warfare often require long-term accumulation before they can be revealed, and the short-term effects are not as obvious as those of movement warfare.
2.If the tactics are not properly applied or the quality of the troops is not high, it is easy to cause great losses to oneself.
3.Guerrilla warfare requires the support and cooperation of the local masses, and if the mass base is not good or the intelligence is not accurate, it is easy to be encircled and suppressed by the enemy.
To sum up, both movement warfare and guerrilla warfare have their own advantages and disadvantages and conditions for their application. In war, appropriate combat tactics should be selected according to the actual situation in order to achieve the best combat results. At the same time, no matter what kind of combat strategy is adopted, it is necessary to pay attention to improving the quality of the troops and strengthening command and management in order to ensure victory in battle.