The formulaic approach to tactics by the hierarchy hindered progress.
Things did not fluctuate; it was a slaughter.
It kindled friction.
In juxtaposition was a new type of general; the founders of a new type of warfare.
They showed restraint, as their ideas were considered heresy.
The cookbook approach to running the war by the leadership slowed progress.
Things did not vary; it was a bloodbath.
It started controversy.
Side by side with them was a new type of general; the establishers of a new type of warfare.
They showed self-control, as their ideas were considered wrong.
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