They were struck by artillery too. It wasn't all air. He mentioned arty. That is ground forces.
And I didn't say "Ground combat" I said "met on the ground". Their ground forces met our ground forces and our ground forces called for Arty and Air and obliterated them without ever needing to engage.
Last edited by Gelston; 01-08-2020 at 11:27 AM.
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From what I found, about ground combat
modern ground combat involves moving lots of men and equipment across hundreds of miles on relatively tight timelines and on extremely poor infrastructure. The importance of the coordinated logistics necessary to bring the right assets to bear in order to build the right level of combat power at the center of gravity for a particular operation cannot be overstated. As the Commandant of the Marine Corps once noted: