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==Sustained combat== | ==Sustained combat== | ||
After the amphibious/airborne assault has established a beachhead has been firmly established the [[Navy of Burgundie]]'s Sealift and Sustainment Command ships join into the fray. They operate [[List of powerships of the Navy of Burgundie|powerships]], {{wpl|Mulberry harbours}}, {{wpl|troop ship}}s, {{wpl|Naval trawler}}s, {{wpl|Banana boat (ship)|banana boats}} (or {{wpl|reffer ships}} if you are boring), and sundry other ships to establish an entirely independent infrastructure and grid in the adversarial nation. | |||
As the landings of troops commence and the "land war" begins the [[Army of Burgundie]] is king, but the [[Royal Air Service of Burgundie]] is also key. The [[Navy of Burgundie]] becomes a global ferry service and logistics hub for the [[Army of Burgundie]]. This phase is colloquially called ''le cirque du terre''. | As the landings of troops commence and the "land war" begins the [[Army of Burgundie]] is king, but the [[Royal Air Service of Burgundie]] is also key. The [[Navy of Burgundie]] becomes a global ferry service and logistics hub for the [[Army of Burgundie]]. This phase is colloquially called ''le cirque du terre''. | ||
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*The survivability of the individual soldier is considered the highest priority in achieving the mission and therefore the soldier's experience is the catalyst for changes in doctrine. | *The survivability of the individual soldier is considered the highest priority in achieving the mission and therefore the soldier's experience is the catalyst for changes in doctrine. | ||
This posture allows the Army to center its focus on infantry formations with armor, artillery, close air support, intelligence, and logistics coalescing support on infantry regiments/battalions. This in turn allows field commanders to rabidly pivot in a combat situation to ensure the survivability of their soldiers and to maintain an aggressive battle rhythm. | This posture allows the Army to center its focus on infantry formations with armor, artillery, close air support, intelligence, and logistics coalescing support on infantry regiments/battalions. This in turn allows field commanders to rabidly pivot in a combat situation to ensure the survivability of their soldiers and to maintain an aggressive battle rhythm. | ||
==Occupation== | ==Occupation== | ||
[[National Gendarmerie of Burgundie#Observation_and_Treaty_Corps|Gendarmerie's Observation and Treaty Corps]] ([[Burgoignesc language|Burg]]: ''Corps d’Observacion e Tractes''). | |||
==Withdrawal== | ==Withdrawal== | ||
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