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Teaching Combat
Disciplines > Warfare > The Six Secret Teachings > 6.4 Teaching Combat Teaching set | Observed lessons | Discussion | See also
Teaching setLeopard Secret Teachings 6.4 (54) Observed lessons
DiscussionUse of weapons is basic for soldiers, though full competence takes much effort. They also need to know about maneuvering. The third point, of stopping is interesting. When a soldier isf engaged with fighting, getting them to stop and change their action can be difficult. 'Stopping' is, in effect, obeying orders even when engaged in action. Cascaded instruction allows for rapid deployment, even through relatively small teaching groups. The biggest danger is propagated errors, where a mistake in understanding is taught and is thence carried through to many other people. See also
Sawyer, R.D. (1993). The Seven Military Classics of Ancient China, Basic Books
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