The Egyptian Strategy for the Yom Kippur War: An Analysis by Dani Asher, Moshe Tlamim
By Dani Asher, Moshe Tlamim
This quantity examines the army procedure and concerns that Egyptian battle planners confronted through the 1973 Yom Kippur struggle. Of significant curiosity is the connection among the political and army leaders and the way that affected the accumulation and process the clash. Taking this as a foundation, the writer concentrates on how Soviet army doctrinal alterations awarded themselves among the belief of the Six-Day battle and the Yom Kippur warfare.
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60 Gamasi notes a third step in the rehabilitation of the army and restoration of its esprit de corps: improved professionalism and military discipline that would inculcate into the troops such habits and qualities as conscientiousness, efficiency, and punctuality. All types of civilian assignments that the armed forces had been required to do were henceforth rescinded. No longer would the army have to engage in customs control, agriculture, transportation, and diverse supervisory roles. From now on the troops’ time would be devoted exclusively to military matters.
Fawzi, the chief of staff in the Six-Day War and minister of defense immediately afterwards, begins his reckoning in the first days after the war’s conclusion. He divides the War of Attrition into three stages: • The holding stage (sumud)— from July 1967 to March 1968. • The confrontation stage (muaja’a)— from March 1968 to March 1969. 43 Other scholars who studied the background to the Yom Kippur War and the war itself, such as the three senior officers (Majdud, al-Badri, and Zahadi), point to four stages: • The holding stage — from June 1967 to August 1968.
The Egyptians see a number of dates for the outbreak of War of Attrition and various chronologies in it. Fawzi, the chief of staff in the Six-Day War and minister of defense immediately afterwards, begins his reckoning in the first days after the war’s conclusion. He divides the War of Attrition into three stages: • The holding stage (sumud)— from July 1967 to March 1968. • The confrontation stage (muaja’a)— from March 1968 to March 1969. 43 Other scholars who studied the background to the Yom Kippur War and the war itself, such as the three senior officers (Majdud, al-Badri, and Zahadi), point to four stages: • The holding stage — from June 1967 to August 1968.