Militärische Lehren aus dem Ukraine-Krieg

[Quintus Fabius]

Von William F. Owen über die Lehren aus dem Krieg in der Ukraine:

1. Lessons should be a product of analysis, not observation.

2. Observations have often been wrong.

3. Warfare in the Russo-Ukrainian War is two or three generations behind the standard competent, well-trained armies should aspire to operate.

4. Fires lead manoeuvre in contrast to the opinions of the ‘manouverist` approach.

5. Manouvere warfare is a fraud.

6. Fast forward to today and the war in Ukraine; there is far less to be learned than in 1973.

7. Why should the lessons from Ukraine be removed from the specific context of the participant’s differing training and equipment level and be relevant to the British Army?

8. Is something that is a lesson for the Ukrainians a lesson for everyone else?

9. In sharp contrast, the current war in Ukraine sees much-outdated equipment in ad-hoc combat formations, not seemingly underpinned by NATO equivalent training, doctrine and organisation levels.

10. In war, the moral is to the physical as three to one.

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https://dupuyinstitute.org/wp-content/up...t-2023.pdf