FM 3-90, Tactics¶
U.S. Department of the Army. FM 3-90, Tactics.
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- Managed Retreat
- In military doctrine, planned withdrawal to a defensible line when forward positions cannot be held economically trades space for time or for a better defense ratio, and is sharply distinct from a rout.
This sourceHeadquarters, Department of the Army. Doctrine for retrograde operations -- delay, withdrawal, and retirement -- in which a force trades space for time or a better defense ratio by planned, voluntary disengagement to a defensible line, sharply distinct from a rout.
- In military doctrine, planned withdrawal to a defensible line when forward positions cannot be held economically trades space for time or for a better defense ratio, and is sharply distinct from a rout.
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