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...ide [[close air support]], the significant thing was that the North used [[combined arms]] including armor, artillery, and both [[anti-tank missile|anti-tank]] and

...separate from creating lanes through the defensive line, which was done by combined arms units, such as TF3-15, based on two mechanized infantry companies (Alpha an ...secure Objective Saints itself. To do this, it would leave company-sized combined arms teams at each of three major road intersections along the highway into Bagh

...orld. While its operations in 1975 did not show mastery of high-technology combined arms warfare, it became a very credible opponent, in direct combat, for forces l

...he regional commander in Tonkin, formed ''Groupes Mobile'', or motorized [[combined arms]] brigades.<ref>Woodrow, p. 42</ref>

..., and taught the doctrine of equality of air and land warfare. The idea of combined arms operations (air, land, sea) strongly appealed to Eisenhower and MacArthur.