Guerra Colonial. Colonialismo, procesos postcoloniales y relaciones internacionales

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The tactical procedures in the Morocco´s campaigns

Abstract

The Moroccan campaigns were one more example of irregular and asymmetrical warfare. The Spanish army, which had colonial wars such as those of Cuba and the Philippines, did not know how to take advantage of the teachings of those campaigns and had to do with an agile, maneuvering and ferocious enemy that caused him not a few disasters, being the most serious case is the Annual disaster. However, after 1921 the Spanish forces were able to overcome by re-applying the general principles of the art of war, which were what made the victories of 1926 and 1927 possible.

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