Frontal Assault

Frontal assault is a direct attack on an opponent’s strongest front line or main force, often involving a head-on confrontation. It aims to break through defenses quickly, but it can be costly and risky because the enemy is usually well-prepared at that point. This tactic is used when a swift, decisive victory is desired or when other strategies are not feasible. Historically, it has been a traditional military approach, but modern warfare often favors more strategic or asymmetric methods to minimize casualties and gain advantage.