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1. armchairgeneral.com › tactics-101-035-the-withdrawalTactics 101 035 – The Withdrawal - Armchair General

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   Feb 16, 2009 · Withdrawal – Definition. Is a form of retrograde in which a unit is in contact, but not necessarily under pressure. In this operation, the unit disengages from the enemy and moves to an assembly area or a new defensive position. A unit may conduct a withdrawal unassisted or with assistance from other friendly forces.

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2. www.longlongtrail.co.uk › soldiers › how-to-researchInterpreting Great War army service records – general advice

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   The beginning of the soldier’s time in the army – and of his service record: Attestation Form Description on Enlistment. Descriptive Return. Understanding the date and terms under which a man joined is key to much else. I’ll be adding an extensive article on this in due course. Discharge Typically-found documents that relate to this group

3. tacticalpowers.com › the-art-of-retreat-howThe Art of Retreat: How Tactical Withdrawals Can Turn the ...

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   Soldiers must be well-trained and disciplined in order to execute a retreat without chaos or panic. Additionally, commanders must have a clear plan for regrouping and launching a counterattack once the withdrawal is complete. In conclusion, the art of retreat, when executed effectively, can be a powerful tool in the arsenal of military strategy.

4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Withdrawal_(military)Withdrawal (military) - Wikipedia

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   A tactical withdrawal or retreating defensive action is a type of military operation, generally meaning that retreating forces draw back while maintaining contact with the enemy. A withdrawal may be undertaken as part of a general retreat, to consolidate forces, to occupy ground that is more easily defended, force the enemy to overextend to secure a decisive victory, or to lead the enemy into ...

5. www.greatwarforum.org › topic › 100090-retreat-orRetreat or withdrawal - Other Great War Chat - The Great War ...

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   Jun 14, 2008 · 8.9k. Posted 14 June , 2008. A withdrawal is something you do on your own terms, because it is tactically better for you, although enemy activity may help bring that about. Retreat is what we did in 1914 and 1918 and 1940, because the enemy is driving you backwards and there is little or nothing you can do about it. TR.

6. tacticalpowers.com › tactical-withdrawal-a-keyTactical Withdrawal: A Key Element of Successful Warfare

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   Tactical withdrawal is a crucial component of successful warfare, allowing armies to retreat strategically and regroup in order to gain a stronger position for future battles. While the concept of retreat may seem counterintuitive in the midst of a conflict, knowing when and how to withdraw can often be the difference between victory and defeat.

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   What is a military withdrawal?

   • Is a form of retrograde in which a unit is in contact, but not necessarily under pressure. In this operation, the unit disengages from the enemy and moves to an assembly area or a new defensive position. A unit may conduct a withdrawal unassisted or with assistance from other friendly forces.

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   What is tactical withdrawal?

   • Tactical withdrawal is a crucial component of successful warfare, allowing armies to retreat strategically and regroup in order to gain a stronger position for future battles. While the concept of retreat may seem counterintuitive in the midst of a conflict, knowing when and how to withdraw can often be the difference between victory and defeat.

   Tactical Withdrawal: A Key Element of Successful Warfare

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   What is the purpose of a withdrawal?

   • A withdrawal may be undertaken as part of a general retreat, to consolidate forces, to occupy ground that is more easily defended, force the enemy to overextend to secure a decisive victory, or to lead the enemy into an ambush.

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   Why is timing important in a tactical withdrawal?

   • In a tactical withdrawal, timing is crucial. A commander must know when to retreat, how to retreat, and where to retreat to in order to minimize casualties and maintain the initiative. By retreating in an orderly fashion, forces can avoid becoming trapped or surrounded, and can regroup for a counterattack at a more advantageous position.

   The Art of Retreat: How Tactical Withdrawals Can Turn the Tide of

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   How do soldiers execute a retreat?

   • Soldiers must be well-trained and disciplined in order to execute a retreat without chaos or panic. Additionally, commanders must have a clear plan for regrouping and launching a counterattack once the withdrawal is complete. In conclusion, the art of retreat, when executed effectively, can be a powerful tool in the arsenal of military strategy.

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   What happens when a Commander withdraws from a position?

   • By withdrawing from a position that is no longer tenable or advantageous, commanders can buy time, conserve resources, and set the stage for a counterattack. One of the most famous examples of a tactical withdrawal in military history is the Battle of Dunkirk during World War II.

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8. www.westernfrontassociation.com › world-war-iGreat War Pension Record Cards and Ledgers: deeper ...

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   The WFA's Pension Index Cards and Ledgers is likely to be a significant benefit in plugging these gaps. They will provide information to help further research with the Burnt and Unburnt records as well as in other avenues of research. A random sample of the Pension Record Cards held by the WFA against the Burnt Series (WO364) has revealed only ...