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Harassing fire

Harassing fire (or Harassment and interdiction) is a form of psychological warfare in which an enemy force is subjected to random, unpredictable and intermittent small-arms or artillery fire over an extended period of time (usually at night and times of low conflict intensity) in an effort to undermine morale, increase the enemy's stress levels and deny…

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Harassing fire

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related to World War II · 28
Harassing fire → Although, Arado Ar, As, Die Nachthexen, Die Nähmaschine, German, Germans, Gotha Go, Harassing, HE, Henschel Hs, Iron Cross, Luftwaffe, Nachtschlachtgruppe, Po-2, Po-2 Russenfurnier, Polikarpov Po-2, Regiment, RPM, Russian
related to World War I · 5
Harassing fire → Harassing, In, The, Whole, World War
related to Antiquity · 3
Harassing fire → Aside, Harassing, Since

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fire harassing night artillery war time harassment enemy sleep force effort also morale could po-2 random small forces used form

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stonesinstance ofAside from lethal projectiles0.80text
iron ballsinstance ofAside from lethal projectiles0.80text
the artillery of the time would also throw harassment projectilesinstance ofAside from lethal projectiles0.80text
Harassing firerelated to AntiquityHarassing0.60section
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Harassing firerelated to AntiquityAside0.60section
Harassing firerelated to World War IHarassing0.60section
Harassing firerelated to World War IWorld War0.60section
Harassing firerelated to World War IWhole0.60section
Harassing firerelated to World War IIn0.60section
Harassing firerelated to World War IThe0.60section
Harassing firerelated to World War IIHarassing0.60section

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