The need for a new type of unit became apparent to the Tactical Mobility Requirements Board ( normally referred to as the Howze Board ) of the General Howze who were embracing new technologies.
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Smaller unit tests ( 16 in all ) were conducted before these exercises, and a number of smaller tests took place at the same time to evaluate tactical mobility, firepower, reconnaissance, and logistics operations.
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This type of warfare will be dependent on well trained and professional small unit leaders, focused and energetic training of small units and more robust communications and tactical mobility assets for those smaller units.
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On 8 July Hitler issued a new directive requiring the front in Normandy to be maintained since the German forces lacked the tactical mobility for a battle of manoeuvre and an invasion in the Pas de Calais was believed imminent.
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He said that with the U . S . military's satellite-based radios and helicopters that can fly at night, " the deficiencies of the armed forces of the Philippines in terms of tactical mobility . . . can be surmounted ."
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During his command the wing, famous for its aerial victories during World War II and the Korean War, continued to uphold its motto " Fourth But First " in testing and proving the Air Force's new " bare base " tactical mobility concept.
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In this case wheeled vehicles would either have to take another route ( leaving the tanks without IFV support and the IFVs without tank protection ) or the tanks would have to stay where the wheeled IFVs can go and drastically limit their own tactical mobility.
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The III Corps had defended Gallipoli in 1915 . " [ T ] he Ottoman Army could still hold its own against the British Army . . . [ and ] showed a high level of operational and tactical mobility " during the battles for the Gaza to Beersheba line.
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Compared to the " Mod�le 31 ", the Lorraine " chenillette " is much more a dedicated supply vehicle, the larger size of which allows for a superior carrying capacity, crew comfort and range, while its suspension with two bogies and four large road wheels ensures a good tactical mobility.
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In World War I, most armies lacked tactical mobility but enjoyed good strategic mobility through the use of railroads thus leading to a situation where armies could be deployed to the front with ease and rapidity, but once they reached the front became bogged down by their inability to move under fire.
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