My understanding is the “loosely organized groups of soldiers armed primarily with light weapons, including the occasional RPG” (light infantry units) are formed into battalions and possess a command, control, and communication capability allowing them to operate in a coordinated manner. If this is the case, individual terrorists may be easily replaced but the trained leadership is not.
My understanding is the “loosely organized groups of soldiers armed primarily with light weapons, including the occasional RPG” (light infantry units) are formed into battalions and possess a command, control, and communication capability allowing them to operate in a coordinated manner. If this is the case, individual terrorists may be easily replaced but the trained leadership is not.
Great piece.
Just one remark.
Rafah still has 4 battalions ( Gdudim = גדודים ) not brigades ( חטיבות)