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Stealth (Military strategy) (view source)
Revision as of 07:44, December 14, 2024
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*Minimizing an object's detectable signature, like through special design features or camouflage, to avoid detection by enemy sensors like radar, infrared, or sonar, allowing forces to approach targets undetected and gain a significant tactical advantage by surprise; essentially, it means hiding from the enemy until the moment of attack.
*Minimizing an object's detectable signature, like through special design features or camouflage, to avoid detection by enemy sensors like radar, infrared, or sonar, allowing forces to approach targets undetected and gain a significant tactical advantage by surprise; essentially, it means hiding from the enemy until the moment of attack.
== Sun Tzu and the Eastern tradition of military strategy ==
[[Sun Tzu]] (c. 400 B.C.) was the author of ''[[The Art of War]]'', a classic [[Chinese]] treatise on [[military]] strategy. Sun Tzu's strategies and tactics utilize the "Eastern tradition of strategy that emphasizes outwitting an opponent through speed, [[Stealth (Military strategy)|stealth]], flexibility, and a minimum of effort."<ref>[https://www.amazon.com/Seven-Military-Classics-Ancient-including/dp/0813312280 The Seven Military Classics of Ancient China, including The Art of War - Amazon]</ref><ref>[http://www.wzaponline.com/SunTzuClausewitz.pdf Sun Tzu Compared to Clausewitz] by Walter S. Zapotoczny</ref>
[[Category: Military]]
[[Category: Military]]