-The ferocity of the fight – killing is the only thing that counts.
-Administrative problems, particularly the provision of water and the vulnerability of lines of communication, often determine tactics.
-Much of the terrain dictates that infantrymen do the fighting – armour, field artillery and aircraft may be useful but their presence involves costly technical support.
-Tribal custom and belief can win or lose the day.
-The local enemy leader does not burden his mind with complications such as taking prisoners or evacuating casualties.
-Africa always wins – the invaders or colonizers in the end acquiesce.
Bookmarks