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- Mobile_Warfare abstract "Mobile Warfare is the correct English phrase for Mao Zedong's main military methods. For the general topic of military mobility, see maneuver warfare.The achievements of Mao and the Communists in the Chinese Civil War are normally referred to as guerrilla warfare. But he himself made a distinction between Mobile Warfare (运动战 yundong zhan), Positional Warfare (阵地战 zhendi zhan) and guerrilla warfare (游击战 youji zhan).Mao had a regular army that was far too big to hide, but made a point of conceding territory and avoiding battle until he was ready to fight.The most notable example was the Long March, a massive military retreat in which Mao marched in circles in Guizhou until he had confused the vastly larger armies pursuing him, and was then able to slip through Yunnan and Sichuan, although the retreat was completed by only one-tenth of the force that left for the Long March at Jiangxi. A sensible comparison would be Robert E. Lee's surrender at Appomattox Court House, though he was never outnumbered to the degree Mao regularly was.These military methods were part of the military-political strategy of people's war, which aims to win the support of the local population.The Chinese People's Volunteer Army's first five campaigns in the Korean War were Mobile Warfare, in which the PVA encircled the enemy through maneuvers and sought to annihilate the enemy. Then it entered a stage of Positional Warfare, when both the PVA and UN forces fought to a stalemate along the 38th parallel north.".
- Mobile_Warfare wikiPageExternalLink mao.htm.
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- Mobile_Warfare wikiPageLength "2015".
- Mobile_Warfare wikiPageOutDegree "20".
- Mobile_Warfare wikiPageRevisionID "548968650".
- Mobile_Warfare wikiPageWikiLink 38th_parallel_north.
- Mobile_Warfare wikiPageWikiLink Battle_of_Appomattox_Court_House.
- Mobile_Warfare wikiPageWikiLink Category:Mao_Zedong.
- Mobile_Warfare wikiPageWikiLink Category:Military_history_of_China.
- Mobile_Warfare wikiPageWikiLink Category:Military_strategy.
- Mobile_Warfare wikiPageWikiLink Chinese_Civil_War.
- Mobile_Warfare wikiPageWikiLink English_language.
- Mobile_Warfare wikiPageWikiLink Guerrilla_warfare.
- Mobile_Warfare wikiPageWikiLink Guizhou.
- Mobile_Warfare wikiPageWikiLink Korean_War.
- Mobile_Warfare wikiPageWikiLink Long_March.
- Mobile_Warfare wikiPageWikiLink Maneuver_warfare.
- Mobile_Warfare wikiPageWikiLink Mao_Zedong.
- Mobile_Warfare wikiPageWikiLink Peoples_Volunteer_Army.
- Mobile_Warfare wikiPageWikiLink Peoples_war.
- Mobile_Warfare wikiPageWikiLink Robert_E._Lee.
- Mobile_Warfare wikiPageWikiLink Sichuan.
- Mobile_Warfare wikiPageWikiLink Tunnel_war.
- Mobile_Warfare wikiPageWikiLink Tunnel_warfare.
- Mobile_Warfare wikiPageWikiLink Yunnan.
- Mobile_Warfare wikiPageWikiLinkText "Mobile Warfare".
- Mobile_Warfare wikiPageWikiLinkText "Mobile warfare".
- Mobile_Warfare wikiPageWikiLinkText "mobile warfare".
- Mobile_Warfare hasPhotoCollection Mobile_Warfare.
- Mobile_Warfare subject Category:Mao_Zedong.
- Mobile_Warfare subject Category:Military_history_of_China.
- Mobile_Warfare subject Category:Military_strategy.
- Mobile_Warfare hypernym Phrase.
- Mobile_Warfare type Person.
- Mobile_Warfare comment "Mobile Warfare is the correct English phrase for Mao Zedong's main military methods. For the general topic of military mobility, see maneuver warfare.The achievements of Mao and the Communists in the Chinese Civil War are normally referred to as guerrilla warfare.".
- Mobile_Warfare label "Mobile Warfare".
- Mobile_Warfare sameAs 運動戦.
- Mobile_Warfare sameAs m.096r25.
- Mobile_Warfare sameAs Q5943326.
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- Mobile_Warfare sameAs 運動戰.
- Mobile_Warfare wasDerivedFrom Mobile_Warfare?oldid=548968650.
- Mobile_Warfare isPrimaryTopicOf Mobile_Warfare.