Difference between revisions of "Guerrilla war"

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(New page: A Guerrilla War is a war where one or more sides use guerrilla warfare. The Spanish Civil War for example, involved more stealth, intelligence, sabotoge, and spies and bounty h...)
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A Guerrilla War is a war where one or more sides use guerrilla warfare. The Spanish Civil War for example, involved more stealth, intelligence, sabotoge, and spies and bounty hunters. These are tactics of guerrilla warfare.