Talk:Interior lines

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Hi everybody! After a prolonged literature cross-reading session I have a little bit the impression, that the rather variegated terms in the category Line of operation like: Line of effort, Passage of lines, non-linear movement, multilinear Warfare, i will never be able to trace back to a creator. Some, although declared obsolete, are used surprisingly often: (Logical line of operation) and authors have not only presented widely contradictory definitions but also disagree on the number and validity of the defining factors. But maybe i should just have an extra night's rest and see again. All the best Wikirictor 11:22, 4 May 2020 (UTC)[reply]