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New page: I feel like wiping the last edit. The premise that ''massed artillery bombardment was first used to weaken and demoralize enemy forces before an advance'' was first used in the American Ci...
I feel like wiping the last edit. The premise that ''massed artillery bombardment was first used to weaken and demoralize enemy forces before an advance'' was first used in the American Civil War is an insult to any military commander from the Assyrians and before. And both 'shock and awe" and 'blitzkrieg' refer to the advance itself, not the pre-attack softening up. I don't want to come trampling in to an article that seems to be coming along nicely - but I do think that that addition is wrong. [[User:AlanE|AlanE]] 23:42, 10 June 2007 (EDT)