大纵深与闪击战理论及其实践的比较（Relatively large and the depth of the blitzkrieg theory and Practice）.docVIP

大纵深与闪击战理论及其实践的比较（Relatively large and the depth of the blitzkrieg theory and Practice） Large depth theory and Blitzkrieg theory are explored in a war in order to resolve the problem of how to effectively attack. Practice has proved that a war, before the kind of claim large positive operations and seek the main enemy battle combat style is very easy to fall into the trenches between confrontation and trench warfare in consuming a lot of manpower situation cannot achieve good results. Then, the next war must require a new and effective theory of operations to guide operations. After the first World War, the army and the armed forces developed very rapidly. The army had new technical equipment, and new arms had been set up in the army. These military advances made the attack more powerful. Thus, the Soviet military strategists proposed the theory of great depth, and its basic principle is that in the offensive cluster, a shock group, a diversionary group, a reserve team and a fire group should be established. Assault group for the direction of the main assault on the implementation of the attack: check group for auxiliary combat assault direction, its task is to distract the enemy, protect the assault group successfully attack; suddenly appeared in the process of fighting to complete the task with the reserves; the main task is to ensure the power group of fast break assault group. Combined with the actual situation, that is, at the same time to kill weapons and suppress the enemys entire defense depth, and then responsible for the expansion of the victory of the echelon, such as tank soldiers, motorized infantry, the rapid victory of the tactics developed into a battle victory. The German military in the experience of German unification in 1870 of the war, with the Prussian unification war experience, coupled with the exploration of the end of World War I war penetration (such as the famous it offensive), put forward the Blitzkrieg theory, the German Blitzkrieg tacti