STRATEGETIC SITUATIONS

A Strategic Situation, and whether in warfare or in Chess-play, is

produced by the presence, in any Strategetic Plane, _i.e._, theatre

of conflict, of two or more opposing Strategetic Entireties, _i.e._,

contending armies.

These latter are of four classifications and are denominated as follows:

(a) The Kindred Determinate Force.

(b) The Adverse Determinate Force.

(c) The Kindred Hypothetical Force.

(d) The Adverse Hypothetical Force.

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