In the Military Field, We Generally Make the Following Distinction

question 7

Multiple Choice

In the military field, we generally make the following distinction between strategy and tactics:

• A)tactics are the overall plan whereas strategy focuses on specific actions.
• B)tactics are a scheme of specific everyday actions, practices and techniques whereas strategy relates to the top-level plan.
• C)tactics encompass specific political actions within the firm whereas strategy is the overall plan for deploying resources to establish a favorable position.
• D)tactics are the overall plan whereas strategy is concerned with the maneuvers to win battles.

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