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Possibility of obtaining strategical or tactical surprise, or both in landings on hostile shores and methods to be employed.
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This paper discusses the strategies and tactics necessary for successful landing operations and compares them with the British operations at Gallipoli.
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Title
Possibility of obtaining strategical or tactical surprise, or both in landings on hostile shores and methods to be employed.
Call No
CDMC CGSS Student Papers, 1930-1936
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Authors
Mead, Edwin C
Subjects
World War, 1914-1918   World War I   WWI   Turkey   Gallipoli Peninsula   Anzac   Foreign forces   British Naval Forces   Interwar period, 1919-1939   Landing operations   Military strategy   Tactics
Language
English
Published
Fort Leavenworth, KS : the Command and General Staff School,, 1932.
Series
CGSS Student Papers, 1930-1936
Target Audience
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