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... nce lay in their military doctrines. This might have seemed trivial, but it was far from it.
For example, the Imperial military doctrine was a hybrid strategy. It required special discipline and high-level commanders to flawlessly execute various tactics, such as pincer movements, feigned attacks, blitzkrieg, psychological intimidation, and even trench warfare.
In contrast, the Republic’s military doctrine was an old one, focused on massive manpower and rapid advancement. It was ...
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