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| | NWCR article, Winter 2003: Echevarria (Site not responding. Last check: ) |
 | | The center of gravity of a yardstick is at its middle; the CoG of a sphere lies at its geometric center. |
 | | Presumably, there are tactical centers of gravity, the defeat of which facilitates the accomplishment of tactical objectives, which in turn contribute to the defeat of operational CoGs, the destruction of which assists in the accomplishment of operational objectives, and so on, until national security objectives are achieved. |
 | | Other methods of identifying centers of gravity are too numerous to list here in their entirety, but they include the strategic helix method, which involves attacking all potential centers of gravity until the real one is hit and reveals itself by the effects that ensue. |
| www.nwc.navy.mil /press/Review/2003/Winter/art4-w03.htm (7080 words) |
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