Manoeuvre Warfare

Maneuver warfare is a military strategy that emphasizes speed, flexibility, and the movement of forces to outmaneuver and surprise the enemy rather than engaging in direct confrontation. It focuses on disrupting the opponent's decision-making and logistics, aiming to exploit weaknesses in their defenses. By using rapid, coordinated assaults and engaging in flanking movements, maneuver warfare seeks to create confusion and force a quick resolution, ideally leading to decisive victories. This approach prioritizes adaptability and initiative, allowing commanders to adjust plans based on the evolving battlefield situation.