Posted on Apr 13, 2022
2
2
0
Very interesting read on the importance of Civil Affairs and PsyOp roles in modern irregular warfare, using the Ukrainian conflict as a case study, from 2014 until now.
Assimilating Heritage in Irregular Warfare: Ukraine 2014 through 2021
Posted from civilaffairsassoc.orgPosted in these groups: 
38B: Civil Affairs Specialist
Civil Affairs
Warfare
Ukraine
PSYOP Specialist
38B: Civil Affairs Specialist Civil Affairs Warfare Ukraine PSYOP Specialist
Posted >1 y ago
Responses: 1
1
1
0
I assume strongly that our military branches are dissecting the war now. As a former Tanker I give the Russians a F- for the use of their tanks.
(1)
(0)
SPC Miguel C.
I concur, Sir. Although I work in Civil Affairs and don't have any experience with Armored Units, I can't imagine that those formations as seen on videos would stand hit-and-run Javelin/ATGM attacks from a distance, especially when no one seems to be doing any sort of security around them.
(0)
(0)
MAJ Ken Landgren
I will use a navy battle illustrate how not to fight example not to fight. In WWII one our fleets in the Pacific War were arrayed in a long line. A Japanese fleet in column formation made contact with our fleet. We call it crossing the T. The American fleet masked fires on the closest ship and then destroyed the second ship. The method was repeated over and over again as we pounded the Japanese which facilitated our great victory.
(1)
(0)
Read This Next
Continue with Facebook 
Continue with Google