Comparison

Comparing: Using Benchmarks

The Art of War 10:1.49-52

Dec 11 • Gary Gagliardi

Comparing: Spread-out Terrain

The Art of War 101.45-49

Dec 4 • Gary Gagliardi

Comparing: Barricaded Terrain

The Art of War10:1.39-44

Nov 27 • Gary Gagliardi

Comparing: Constricted Terrain

The Art of War 9:33-38 Some field positions are constricted.

Nov 20 • Gary Gagliardi

Comparing: Types of Ground

The Art of War 9:7.1-6: Some field positions are unobstructed.

Oct 23 • Gary Gagliardi

Comparing: Train New People

The Art of War 9:7.1-9: With new, undedicated soldiers, you can depend on them if you discipline them.

Oct 9 • Gary Gagliardi

Comparing: Defending Weakness

The Art of War 9:6.1-7: Your enemy first acts violently and then is afraid of your larger force.

Oct 2 • Gary Gagliardi

Comparing: Confusing Events

The Art of War 9:5.42-49: Your enemy first acts violently and then is afraid of your larger force.

Sep 25 • Gary Gagliardi

Comparing: Enemy Events

The Art of War 9:5.20-31: Birds gather.

Sep 12 • Gary Gagliardi

Comparing: What is Unspoken

The Art of War 9:5.8-13 Your enemy tries to sue for peace but without offering a treaty.

Sep 4 • Gary Gagliardi

Comparing: Words and Actions

The Art of War 9:5.1-7 Your enemy speaks humbly while building up forces.

Aug 29 • Gary Gagliardi

Comparing: Dust

The Art of War 9:4.15-23 Notice the dust.

Aug 21 • Gary Gagliardi

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