Poland's Fast Defensive War Built On Flat Lands And Horse Troops
Poland’s army, formed over twenty years, favors decentralized fighting in flat marshy terrain. Marshal Foch’s doctrine guides a fast, raid‑oriented war on Polish soil with cavalry still emphasized. The high command diverges from Western norms, eschewing rigid “keeping in touch” doctrine. A NEA service summary notes stock market shifts as war news hit listings August 28 to September 5.
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