Difference between revisions of "Doctrine: Flexibility"
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| − | Many radical young military officers felt that [[Doctrine: Mobility]] did not go far enough in the development of fast attacks and quick reconnaissance, because Mobility only takes land forces into account. These leaders work to create the first navies on Planet, based on [[Doctrine: Flexibility]] | + | Many radical young military officers felt that [[Doctrine: Mobility]] did not go far enough in the development of fast attacks and quick reconnaissance, because Mobility only takes land forces into account. These leaders work to create the first navies on Planet, based on [[Doctrine: Flexibility]]—co-ordination and co-operation between forces made possible by control of the sea. |
Revision as of 12:57, 11 March 2013
| Doctrine: Flexibility | |
|---|---|
| Requires | Doctrine: Mobility |
| Leads to | Doctrine: Initiative, Adaptive Doctrine, Doctrine: Air Power |
| Chassis | Foil |
| Weapon | Troop Transport |
| Unit | Transport Foil |
| Facility | Pressure Dome |
He held his arm too stiffly, and so was thrown back repeatedly, until at last I seized his forearm and snapped it back against itself. His training suffered while the arm healed, of course, but I felt this was a lesson he must learn early, and well.
- -- Spartan Kel,
- "Honing the Ki"
Many radical young military officers felt that Doctrine: Mobility did not go far enough in the development of fast attacks and quick reconnaissance, because Mobility only takes land forces into account. These leaders work to create the first navies on Planet, based on Doctrine: Flexibility—co-ordination and co-operation between forces made possible by control of the sea.
