enemy

…What the enemy feared was their thinking.…

…Everything the enemy had thrown at it, the armour and the artillery and the airpower and the mockery, had failed to do the one thing that mattered, which was to take it.…

…There is the principle of attacking the enemy when and where he is weakest rather than where he is strongest, of exploiting the hours of fatigue and the gaps in alertness rather than throwing yourself against prepared defenses.…