According to Military Leaders, Tactics Differed from Strategy in That

question 40

Multiple Choice

 According to military leaders, tactics differed from strategy in that

• A) tactics were usually aimed at creating a military advantage.
• B) tactics represented the specific moves their armies would perform on the battlefield.
• C) tactics represented the grand plan for the war.
• D) tactics referred to an individual leader's ability to marshal a large set of resources.

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