The Light Infantry in High-Intensity Combat Environment
Charles R. Huggins
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Charles R. Huggins
Abstract
The formation of the light infantry division was accompanied by considerable controversy. The controversy was due to the light infantry having the requirement to fight and win in combat environments from low-intensity through high-intensity. This study examines the light infantry in the central European theater in a high-intensity conflict environment. The numerous operational evaluations, conducted to assess the light infantry, recognize roles for the light forces in Europe, with proper allowance and augmentation. The concept of 'heavy-light mix' has promising potential for success. The employment of light forces in an actual high-intensity environment will provide a true conclusion.
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The formation of the light infantry division was accompanied by considerable controversy. The controversy was due to the light infantry having the requirement to fight and win in combat environments from low-intensity through high-intensity. This study examines the light infantry in the central European theater in a high-intensity conflict environment. The numerous operational evaluations, conducted to assess the light infantry, recognize roles for the light forces in Europe, with proper allowance and augmentation. The concept of 'heavy-light mix' has promising potential for success. The employment of light forces in an actual high-intensity environment will provide a true conclusion.
Key concepts: Infantry, Intensity (physics), Aeronautics, Environmental science, Engineering, History, Computer science, Physics