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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

Too, the size of the group is unimportant if it cannot make contact with the enemy. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #38)
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17 38 Too, the View more quotes about size">size of the group is unimportant if it cannot make contact with the enemy.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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17 35 They would expect, in numbers, if in nothing else, to overwhelm and destroy a smaller force.
17 36 I would learn later that our foes of the afternoon numbered better than two thousand, to our two hundred.
17 37 To be sure, more important than simple numbers was firepower, and our two hundred possessed the firepower of a group much larger, if the larger group was armed in the usual manner.
17 38 Too, the size of the group is unimportant if it cannot make contact with the enemy.
17 39 And the size can be a handicap from the point of view of movement and supply.
17 40 Smaller groups, obviously, with a given quantity of supplies, can be kept much longer in the field.
17 41 A larger group may well defeat a smaller group but it cannot do so if the smaller, more agile group refuses to engage to its disadvantage.
They would expect, in numbers, if in nothing else, to overwhelm and destroy a smaller force. I would learn later that our foes of the afternoon numbered better than two thousand, to our two hundred. To be sure, more important than simple numbers was firepower, and our two hundred possessed the firepower of a group much larger, if the larger group was armed in the usual manner. Too, the size of the group is unimportant if it cannot make contact with the enemy. And the size can be a handicap from the point of view of movement and supply. Smaller groups, obviously, with a given quantity of supplies, can be kept much longer in the field. A larger group may well defeat a smaller group but it cannot do so if the smaller, more agile group refuses to engage to its disadvantage. - (Swordsmen of Gor)