Operations¶
U.S. Department of the Army. (2019). Operations.
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Mechanisms¶
- Consolidation Sprint
- It is the organizational form of an operational pause: the doctrine of deliberately halting an advance to rest, refit, resupply, and consolidate gains before the next move, on the understanding that an un-consolidated advance is brittle.
This sourceExplains that consolidating gains is necessary across land operations and protects temporary operational success from reversal or counterattack.
- It is the organizational form of an operational pause: the doctrine of deliberately halting an advance to rest, refit, resupply, and consolidate gains before the next move, on the understanding that an un-consolidated advance is brittle.
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