Competitive Tactical Approach demonstrated by the 27th Regimental Commander John Michaelis
I have read about the business management books including Competitive Strategy, and found that being different from other competitors, trying not being big but being different are critical for success in any business. In this grained rule, I could find the case shown in military actions in Korea around Jul. 1950 just about the war broke out. The situations available on internet, are vividly describing General Michaelis’s tactical approach, as analysed in the point of difference between US Army & Chinese Army, for the battle and consequently for the military campaign and the war, as follows: Colonel Michaelis' regiment launched an assault against heavily fortified enemy positions. While the attack was in progress, Colonel Michaelis although all avenues of approach were under heavy mortar and sniper fire, walked forward from the regimental command post to personally determine the tactical situation. During this period, the enemy launched a determined counterattac...