>*teleports across ur river 12 times Niente di personale, ragazzo

>>3064060

Did Luigi ever attempt to explain his behavior? Did he write any memoirs that would illuminate as to why he was so obsessed with that damn river?

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Sorry white boi

>>3064060
Explain this to me

>>3064846
It can be summarized as:
1) Frontal assaults are inevitable, you can try something else but at the end it will be a frontal assault, so do not bother.
2) Troops are sacrificable drones, their life does not matter at all.
3) Decimation and summary executions are good for morale.

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>>3066768
WW1 Italian First Marshall Cadorna launches 12 battles from 1915 to 1917 trying to break the austrian lines in Gorizia gaining 5 km everytime losing 6 gorillion men every battle.
In 1917 the Battle of Caporetto breaks the Italian lines making the 12 battles almost completly useless and the austrian take 500.000 war prisoners and 100.000 + italians are killed

>>3064060
>Sorry white boi
PIC related

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>>3064060
>muh moral
>fire hundreds of officers over his time as chief of staff
>mass disciplinary actions and executions

What did the generalissimo mean by this?

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I have the high ground Luigi!

>>3066759
> Italians
> white

>>3066943
>Decimation
He only started this in the last year of the war though, when disertions were already beginning to become a bother

>>3068906
The telegram which explicitly authorized decimation was sent 1 november 1916.

>looking up pictures of Conrad to contribute to shitposting
>found this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEola5LmRsc

>>3069194
Evangelion isn't anywhere as deep as Conrads Battle Plans.