Jiang's inversion of an invasion force: troops unable to advance, withdraw, or resupply become hostages inside the target country.
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hostage force
Jiang's inversion of an invasion force: troops unable to advance, withdraw, or resupply become hostages inside the target country.
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"Exactly. They cannot be resupplied. Okay? They have no supply lines. For them to be resupplied, airplanes have to drop ammunition, food into the..."
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