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The encirclement model Jiang uses to question Cannae’s plausibility.
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double-envelopment strategy
The encirclement model Jiang uses to question Cannae’s plausibility.
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"...Cannae. Okay? And this is what we call a double involvement strategy, where what will happen is that the two armies meet, and then..."
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"...In fact, if you ask ChatGPT, which battles have used double -envelopment strategy, basically, you have the Battle of Canaan. Okay, we have that...."
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"...whether or not the Battle of Marathon was actually a double -envelopment strategy. This makes no sense. This battle strategy makes no sense from..."
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"...attacking from the back. Okay? Militarily, we call this the double envelopment strategy. Okay? Double envelopment strategy. And so the Romans are circled completely."
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