DEBATE: A Question Of Tactics

Sledgehammer427 · 02-23-11, 11:34 PM

Heres the big brain bender.
Does technology have the upper hand against numbers of a less advanced force?

Example. WWIII, Russia had a vast amount of relatively simple tanks, compared to the US, which had technologically advanced tanks, well researched, but fewer in number.

Now, this is a TOTAL LAND WAR that I'm looking at. Assume all countries have supplies reaching the rear lines. Supply lines can be intercepted en route to the front.

Lets not make a huge scenario about this.

Discuss your side.

fewer numbers of technology advanced units?
or masses of technologically simple units?

02-23-11, 11:34 PM	#1
Sledgehammer427 PacWagon Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Drinking coffee and staring at trees in Massachusetts Posts: 2,908 Downloads: 287 Uploads: 0	DEBATE: A Question Of Tactics Heres the big brain bender. Does technology have the upper hand against numbers of a less advanced force? Example. WWIII, Russia had a vast amount of relatively simple tanks, compared to the US, which had technologically advanced tanks, well researched, but fewer in number. Now, this is a TOTAL LAND WAR that I'm looking at. Assume all countries have supplies reaching the rear lines. Supply lines can be intercepted en route to the front. Lets not make a huge scenario about this. Discuss your side. fewer numbers of technology advanced units? or masses of technologically simple units? __________________ Cold Waters Voice Crew - Fire Control Officer Cmdr O. Myers - C/O USS Nautilus (SS-168) 114,000 tons sunk - 4 Spec Ops completed V-boat Nutcase - Need supplies? Japanese garrison on a small island in the way? Just give us a call! D4C!