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	<title>Comments on: Only the matériel moved and used contributes to success in war</title>
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		<title>By: McChuck</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Ah, the birth of the &quot;just in time&quot; supply system.  As brittle as it is awful.  Especially in war, where the enemy always has a say, and considers supplies to be juicy targets.  

People are terrible at forecasting actual requirements, much less fulfilling those of others.  Never mind the incredible stockpiles of munitions, fuel, food, water, spare parts, and replacements required to sustain a real offensive.

Huge supply depots are efficient.  They are also incredibly vulnerable targets, whose loss can be crippling.  A plethora of small depots are inefficient, and each is vulnerable to a modest attack.  But an attacker is unlikely to destroy them all, and the loss of a few is relatively insignificant.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Ah, the birth of the &#8220;just in time&#8221; supply system.  As brittle as it is awful.  Especially in war, where the enemy always has a say, and considers supplies to be juicy targets.  </p>
<p>People are terrible at forecasting actual requirements, much less fulfilling those of others.  Never mind the incredible stockpiles of munitions, fuel, food, water, spare parts, and replacements required to sustain a real offensive.</p>
<p>Huge supply depots are efficient.  They are also incredibly vulnerable targets, whose loss can be crippling.  A plethora of small depots are inefficient, and each is vulnerable to a modest attack.  But an attacker is unlikely to destroy them all, and the loss of a few is relatively insignificant.</p>
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