Who started Guerrilla Warfare?

Karthick Nambi
Nov 1 · 3 min read
Napoleon Bonaparte inspecting his troops(Source: http://www.metropostcard.com/war3d.html)

It is a hot afternoon in the countryside. A group of some 40 soldiers moving with their regiment. They were the rear guard of the regiment. As they approached a junction they heard some strange noise. Within a fraction of a second, a group of 100 people barged towards them. The rebels attacked them mercilessly and disappeared into thin air. This was the start of Guerrilla warfare which stared in the 18th century and is very much…

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Karthick Nambi

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A vivid engineer with interest in history and technology

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