tactics
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- noun
- /ˈtæktɪks/
- Specialized
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tácticas
- When the idea of fighting is not to win within the Military Strategy and Tactics forum, part of the Global Defense &
So everything from, you know, law enforcement, military tactics, those kind of things as well.
- So everything from, you know, law enforcement, military tactics, those kind of things as well.
- He was in many ways the father of fighting tactics in the air.
- And we can go into that as far as like enemy tactics and ambushes and that kind of stuff.
- So General spores, tactics, they're kind of a bust.
- We were fighting people who were then doing military tactics using the same as us.
- Is it yes, they're trying to what I know is they're trying to do like some tactics like ambush.
Examples
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We'll try and study tactics, but a master learns logistics.
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Is Alvincy using the same tactics as before, making his attack from the east?
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You see those Special Tactics guys?
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Such were the efficient, aggressive tactics which won Napoleon his wars.
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In terms of battle tactics, the Celts kept things fairly simple.
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Is this justified by the tactics that insurgents use?
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Tactics relate to the skillful use of one's forces to the best advantage in a limited situation.
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The army's new tactics improved their chances of winning the battle.
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Effective tactics were crucial in ensuring the mission's success.
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The general outlined his tactics for the upcoming campaign during the briefing.
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A police unit trained to handle violent situations like hostage crises and armed standoffs
A group of police officers with special training and weapons who handle very dangerous situations like armed suspects or hostages
A temporary team of experts from different parts of a company who solve an urgent problem quickly
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Etymology
Tactics comes from a Greek root takt- meaning 'to arrange' or 'put in order', and it was first used for how commanders arrange soldiers on a battlefield. So tactics are the planned moves or maneuvers leaders arrange to win a fight.