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On this page I have collected as many of Murphys laws of combat operations as I could find, so I hope that you enjoy reading the list as much as I did creating it. I have found all of these laws on the internet or received them by e-mail so the law’s original author(s) are unknown.
9 lut 2022 · While a favorite maxim for engineers is Murphy’s Law — “anything that can go wrong will go wrong” — soldiers go one better: “Murphy was an optimist.” This is reflected in a series of observations...
26 mar 2012 · Here’s the list of 113 of Mr. Murphy’s Laws of Combat Operations. Friendly fire – isn’t. Recoilless rifles – aren’t. Suppressive fires – won’t. You are not Superman; Marines and fighter pilots take note. A sucking chest wound is Nature’s way of telling you to slow down. If it’s stupid but it works, it isn’t stupid.
15 mar 2022 · Murphy’s Law implores us to plan for failure. But we rarely do. Instead, we stumble on and flail about when things inevitably go wrong, wondering all the while why we set lofty goals without feasible fallback options. Visualizing failure is a necessity when conceiving plans.
11 lis 2023 · The better tactics, and smarter fighting, has been the biggest reason for the lower death rate. Better weapons and equipment have made U.S. troops less vulnerable to attack. GPS guided weapons have made a huge difference.
13 kwi 2023 · Murphy traveled from Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, to Edwards AFB, California, with a set of sensors to place on the human volunteer who was the passenger on a sled built to test how...
28 lip 2021 · Call his cribsheet “Murphy’s Laws of Combat”: 1. You are not supermen. (Freshly graduated recruits from Marine boot camp and all fighter pilots, especially, take note.) 2. Suppressive fires –...
