🧭 MPR Strategy Reference Library

Withdraw under pressure, then counterattack when enemy is overextended.

Use fixed defenses to delay or deny enemy penetration.

Maintain a forward buffer region to absorb enemy attacks.

Hold maneuver forces in reserve to plug breaches and counterattack.

Encircle and isolate adversary forces without direct confrontation.

Reinforce critical entry points with layered defense.

Use minefields to restrict and control enemy movement.

Anchor defensive posture to natural features like rivers or mountains.

Withdraw into interior space to stretch enemy supply lines.

Deploy mobile A2/AD systems to deter deep enemy thrusts.

Use multiple fallback trench lines to absorb attacks.

Automate fires when enemy crosses sensor thresholds.

Use deep strike and ground coordination to disrupt enemy rear.

Overwhelm enemy with rapid, massive, and precise force.

Break enemy lines with focused, high-power thrusts.

Exploit mechanized mobility to encircle and disrupt.

Strike before adversary completes mobilization.

Target command nodes and leadership to paralyze response.

Achieve incremental territorial gains below threshold of war.

Drop behind enemy lines to seize key points.

Attack from multiple directions to divide defenses.

Strike enemy rail resupply hubs.

Use rotating units to overwhelm defenders block-by-block.

Flood enemy sensors with decoys, jammers, and noise.

Seize and bypass islands to isolate enemy forces.

Project force across sea to establish lodgment.

Blockade or encircle coastal assets from sea.

Insert air-assault forces to establish beachhead or outpost.

Rely on naval platforms for long-range strike inland.

Deploy rapidly from distant bases to crisis zone.

Control key maritime passages to restrict enemy fleets.

Encircle port cities using land-sea joint force.

Use allied partner territory as a springboard for rapid assault forces.

Float equipment and munitions near crisis zones for rapid access.

Trap forces in cities to limit mobility and supply.

Use hit-and-run tactics, avoid direct engagement.

Use low-cost explosives to attrit occupiers.

Use non-state actors to drain state militaries.

Blend conventional, irregular, and cyber operations.

Use misinformation and decoys to mislead.

Overwhelm with large numbers of small units.

Use mobile teams for assassination or sabotage.

Embed supply caches in civilian areas.

Use urban civilian infrastructure as safe zones.

Paralyze command networks via cyberattacks.

Use jamming and EMP to dominate spectrum.

Exploit real-time surveillance to cue strikes.

Shape adversary perception through info ops.

Combine missiles, artillery, and drones.

Leverage satellites for recon and comms.

Use algorithms to rapidly select targets.

Use interconnected nodes for battlefield awareness.

Sync effects across land, sea, air, cyber, space.

Target enemy ISR assets to blind them.

Autonomous strike cells for dispersed precision.

Integrate surveillance into unified fire control.

Break enemy will via information war.

Conduct attacks disguised as enemy.

Overwhelm media with misleading narratives.

Undermine public trust in enemy leadership.

Overt deployments to deter or coerce.

Exploit panic to limit resistance.

Cut adversary off from external messaging.

Use media icons to sway opinions.

Inject viral content to overload consensus.

AI-powered drones operating independently.

Surprise via high-speed long-range weapons.

Use quantum tech to neutralize stealth.

Weapons tailored to genetic markers.

Nanotech to invisibly disable systems.

Delegate decisions to AI command loops.

High-frequency energy bursts to disable electronics.

Genetically enhanced units for high-speed missions.

Fuse biological vectors with cyber exploits.

Iterative human-AI combat decision cycles.