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a style of war that seeks to defeat an enemy by shattering its cohesion through speed, surprise and tempo rather than by wearing down its forces.

In strategic studies, maneuver warfare refers to a style of war that seeks to defeat an enemy by shattering its cohesion through speed, surprise and tempo rather than by wearing down its forces. This meaning comes from Lind (1985) in Maneuver Warfare Handbook.[1]

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  1. Lind, W. S. (1985). Maneuver Warfare Handbook. Natraj Publishers. ISBN 9780429499067

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