Infiltration tactics
In warfare, infiltration tactics involve small, lightly-equipped
infantry forces attacking enemy rear areas while bypassing enemy front-line strongpoints, isolating them for attack by follow-up friendly troops with heavier weapons. These
tactics were first used by the stormtroopers of the German Army in 1917 during the
First World War, where they were also called Hutier tactics, after General
Oskar von Hutier, who used these tactics to great effect du
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In warfare,
infiltration tactics involve small, lightly-equipped
infantry forces attacking enemy rear areas while bypassing enemy front-line strongpoints, isolating them for attack by follow-up friendly troops with heavier weapons. These
tactics were first used by the stormtroopers of the German Army in 1917 during the
First World War, where they were also called
Hutier tactics, after General
Oskar von Hutier, who used these tactics to great effect du