Difference between revisions of "Tactic"

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A '''tactic''' is a device for accomplishing an end. A [[military]] tactic is a strategy for using [[weapon]]s or military units to defeat an enemy in battle. In [[politics]] it is a strategic perspective in a [[campaign]].  
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A '''tactic''' is a device for accomplishing an end. A [[military]] tactic is a technique, in contrast to "strategy" which is a plan. In [[politics]] it is a technique used in a campaign, like calling the other candidate a liar. '''Tactics''' is the collective set of techniques used in battles.
  
 
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Revision as of 12:09, September 18, 2008

A tactic is a device for accomplishing an end. A military tactic is a technique, in contrast to "strategy" which is a plan. In politics it is a technique used in a campaign, like calling the other candidate a liar. Tactics is the collective set of techniques used in battles.