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Things to Note on Marching Army
Disciplines > Warfare > Wu Zi's Art of War > Things to Note on Marching Army Chapter | Observed lessons | Discussion | See also
ChapterFirst part : 3 : 3 Observed lessons
DiscussionSoldiers need to be ready to fight whenever the enemy appears, which is likely to be at the most inconvenient moment (if they have good information on you). By ensuring they are rested and fed, you keep them ready even though they are marching. Only use a forced march when it is essential for them to travel on foot to a distant point within a short timescale. While horses are no longer used, the same principle applies to machines. If they are maintained and ready, they they are useful. If they are broken by heavy use or careless transport, they become useless. See also
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