Opfor: The U.S. Army's Professional Opposing Forces 1982-2022

by Gregory Anderson

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The U.S. Army's permanent opposing forces can trace their origins to 1946, when the Army stood up the fictional 'Circle Trigonist' aggressor force based loosely on Second World War German and Soviet forces, which gradually morphed into a more Soviet type of opponent for Army exercises as the Cold War progressed. While there were no dedicated aggressor units, the Army established unique doctrine, tactics, uniforms, and even used the Esperanto language...

Format:Paperback

Language:English

ISBN:1804513687

ISBN13:9781804513682

Release Date:December 2024

Publisher:Helion & Company

Length:88 Pages

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