German doctrine of rapid decapitation of enemy command and control.
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blitzkrieg
German doctrine of rapid decapitation of enemy command and control.
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German blitzkrieg failed in the Soviet Union because its head-cutting doctrine assumed a centralized command center, while the Soviet space was too large and diffuse to decapitate.
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"And they executed this belief system, this plan, perfectly in a blitzkrieg, okay? But when the doctrine of war failed, they couldn't adapt, okay?..."
"That's why they're able to write books. That's why they're able to give great speeches. A spy has emotional intelligence. A spy is able..."
"Pointlessly for many, many months, okay? They really didn't have a plan because the plan was always to destroy the head of a snake...."
"And what would happen very quickly is this massive blitzkrieg, shock and awe, or whatever you call it, in Iran, would get bogged down..."
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