KnowraGuerrilla warfareLinked fromLinked fromThe 130 pages that link to Guerrilla warfare, each with the reason it gives.All 130Broader topic 1Related 49Narrower topic 49Compared with 31Cuban RevolutionNarrower topic: Castro’s rebels relied on this strategy against Batista’s larger military.First Indochina WarNarrower topic: It describes the Việt Minh’s early approach against French military superiority.Second Boer WarNarrower topic: After losing major towns, Boer commandos shifted to mobile attacks on British forces and infrastructure.Portuguese Colonial WarNarrower topic: Angolan, Guinean, and Mozambican movements used mobile tactics against Portugal’s larger conventional forces.Amílcar CabralNarrower topic: The PAIGC’s armed campaign was one instance of guerrilla warfare against a colonial power.Irish Civil WarNarrower topic: Anti-Treaty forces turned to this strategy after losing control of major towns.FRELIMONarrower topic: FRELIMO used guerrilla tactics to challenge Portugal’s military control across rural areas.Irish Republican ArmyNarrower topic: The IRA relied on guerrilla methods against British forces during the independence war.Sandinista National Liberation FrontNarrower topic: FSLN armed units used guerrilla tactics against the National Guard and Somoza government.T. E. LawrenceNarrower topic: Lawrence promoted raids and disruption instead of trying to defeat Ottoman armies in set battles.Che GuevaraNarrower topic: Guevara treated mobile rural insurgency as a way to challenge stronger state forces.January UprisingNarrower topic: The uprising relied on dispersed attacks rather than sustained conventional battles.Mozambican War of IndependenceNarrower topic: FRELIMO relied on mobile attacks rather than matching Portugal’s conventional forces.FARCNarrower topic: FARC’s military strategy relied heavily on these methods.Michael CollinsNarrower topic: IRA operations under Collins relied on ambushes and evasion rather than conventional battles.Basmachi movementNarrower topic: Basmachi bands often used mobility and surprise against Soviet forces.Ahmad Shah MassoudNarrower topic: Massoud’s commanders used dispersed attacks and knowledge of mountain terrain against larger forces.Augusto César SandinoNarrower topic: Sandino’s army used mobility and surprise rather than matching U.S. forces in conventional battles.Somali National MovementNarrower topic: The SNM used raids and mobile forces to challenge a better-equipped government army.Dominican Restoration WarNarrower topic: Dominican fighters used dispersed attacks to strain Spain’s occupation forces.Guinea-Bissau War of IndependenceNarrower topic: PAIGC relied on this form of warfare against Portugal’s larger military.Máximo GómezNarrower topic: His campaigns belonged to a broader tradition of irregular warfare against superior forces.Sudan People's Liberation ArmyNarrower topic: The SPLA relied extensively on mobile attacks rather than conventional front-line combat.Tigray People's Liberation FrontNarrower topic: The TPLF used guerrilla tactics during its long campaign against the Derg.AmbushNarrower topic: Ambushes are one tactic within guerrilla warfare, which also includes other forms of action.Java WarNarrower topic: Diponegoro’s forces relied on mobility and local support against Dutch troops.Mukti BahiniNarrower topic: Mukti Bahini relied on these tactics against Pakistan’s larger conventional forces.Nian RebellionNarrower topic: Nian bands used rapid raids and evasion rather than holding territory consistently.Zapatista uprisingNarrower topic: The EZLN began with an armed campaign but soon prioritized public organizing and negotiation.Andrés Avelino CáceresNarrower topic: Cáceres adapted this broader method to the terrain and constraints of occupied Peru.Spanish MaquisNarrower topic: Maquis fighters relied on ambushes, sabotage, and mobility rather than conventional battles.Ugandan Bush WarNarrower topic: The NRA relied on mobile attacks and rural bases rather than conventional battles.Viet CongNarrower topic: Viet Cong units used guerrilla tactics to offset U.S. and South Vietnamese firepower.Manuel MarulandaNarrower topic: FARC relied on guerrilla tactics while expanding its military and territorial reach.Alfredo CristianiNarrower topic: The FMLN’s guerrilla campaign defined the military conflict inherited by Cristiani’s government.Carlos MarighellaNarrower topic: Marighella’s legacy is often discussed within the wider history of insurgent warfare.Chin PengNarrower topic: Chin Peng's forces used mobility and ambushes against better-equipped armies.Christiaan de WetNarrower topic: His post-1900 operations relied on raids and evasion rather than holding territory.Cut Nyak DhienNarrower topic: Acehnese fighters relied on mobility and ambush against Dutch forces with greater resources.Francis MarionNarrower topic: Marion’s raids exemplified how irregular forces could disrupt a conventional occupying army.GuevarismNarrower topic: It is the central military method Guevarism prescribes.Lê LợiNarrower topic: Lê Lợi’s forces relied on mobility and local knowledge while Ming forces held major centers.Molotov cocktailNarrower topic: Improvised incendiaries have been used by irregular forces facing shortages of conventional weapons.African theatre of World War INarrower topic: Lettow-Vorbeck’s force avoided decisive defeat through raids and repeated withdrawals.ChouannerieNarrower topic: Chouan bands used ambushes and rapid dispersal to challenge Republican troops.Kurdistan Workers' Party insurgencyNarrower topic: The PKK’s insurgent campaigns have relied heavily on ambushes, raids, and dispersed units.Tamara BunkeNarrower topic: The Bolivian campaign sought to build an insurgency through this form of warfare.Manuel LozadaNarrower topic: Lozada’s forces used regional mobility to resist government campaigns.South Lebanon conflictNarrower topic: Militant groups used hit-and-run attacks against Israeli and SLA positions.
KnowraGuerrilla warfareLinked fromLinked fromThe 130 pages that link to Guerrilla warfare, each with the reason it gives.All 130Broader topic 1Related 49Narrower topic 49Compared with 31Cuban RevolutionNarrower topic: Castro’s rebels relied on this strategy against Batista’s larger military.First Indochina WarNarrower topic: It describes the Việt Minh’s early approach against French military superiority.Second Boer WarNarrower topic: After losing major towns, Boer commandos shifted to mobile attacks on British forces and infrastructure.Portuguese Colonial WarNarrower topic: Angolan, Guinean, and Mozambican movements used mobile tactics against Portugal’s larger conventional forces.Amílcar CabralNarrower topic: The PAIGC’s armed campaign was one instance of guerrilla warfare against a colonial power.Irish Civil WarNarrower topic: Anti-Treaty forces turned to this strategy after losing control of major towns.FRELIMONarrower topic: FRELIMO used guerrilla tactics to challenge Portugal’s military control across rural areas.Irish Republican ArmyNarrower topic: The IRA relied on guerrilla methods against British forces during the independence war.Sandinista National Liberation FrontNarrower topic: FSLN armed units used guerrilla tactics against the National Guard and Somoza government.T. E. LawrenceNarrower topic: Lawrence promoted raids and disruption instead of trying to defeat Ottoman armies in set battles.Che GuevaraNarrower topic: Guevara treated mobile rural insurgency as a way to challenge stronger state forces.January UprisingNarrower topic: The uprising relied on dispersed attacks rather than sustained conventional battles.Mozambican War of IndependenceNarrower topic: FRELIMO relied on mobile attacks rather than matching Portugal’s conventional forces.FARCNarrower topic: FARC’s military strategy relied heavily on these methods.Michael CollinsNarrower topic: IRA operations under Collins relied on ambushes and evasion rather than conventional battles.Basmachi movementNarrower topic: Basmachi bands often used mobility and surprise against Soviet forces.Ahmad Shah MassoudNarrower topic: Massoud’s commanders used dispersed attacks and knowledge of mountain terrain against larger forces.Augusto César SandinoNarrower topic: Sandino’s army used mobility and surprise rather than matching U.S. forces in conventional battles.Somali National MovementNarrower topic: The SNM used raids and mobile forces to challenge a better-equipped government army.Dominican Restoration WarNarrower topic: Dominican fighters used dispersed attacks to strain Spain’s occupation forces.Guinea-Bissau War of IndependenceNarrower topic: PAIGC relied on this form of warfare against Portugal’s larger military.Máximo GómezNarrower topic: His campaigns belonged to a broader tradition of irregular warfare against superior forces.Sudan People's Liberation ArmyNarrower topic: The SPLA relied extensively on mobile attacks rather than conventional front-line combat.Tigray People's Liberation FrontNarrower topic: The TPLF used guerrilla tactics during its long campaign against the Derg.AmbushNarrower topic: Ambushes are one tactic within guerrilla warfare, which also includes other forms of action.Java WarNarrower topic: Diponegoro’s forces relied on mobility and local support against Dutch troops.Mukti BahiniNarrower topic: Mukti Bahini relied on these tactics against Pakistan’s larger conventional forces.Nian RebellionNarrower topic: Nian bands used rapid raids and evasion rather than holding territory consistently.Zapatista uprisingNarrower topic: The EZLN began with an armed campaign but soon prioritized public organizing and negotiation.Andrés Avelino CáceresNarrower topic: Cáceres adapted this broader method to the terrain and constraints of occupied Peru.Spanish MaquisNarrower topic: Maquis fighters relied on ambushes, sabotage, and mobility rather than conventional battles.Ugandan Bush WarNarrower topic: The NRA relied on mobile attacks and rural bases rather than conventional battles.Viet CongNarrower topic: Viet Cong units used guerrilla tactics to offset U.S. and South Vietnamese firepower.Manuel MarulandaNarrower topic: FARC relied on guerrilla tactics while expanding its military and territorial reach.Alfredo CristianiNarrower topic: The FMLN’s guerrilla campaign defined the military conflict inherited by Cristiani’s government.Carlos MarighellaNarrower topic: Marighella’s legacy is often discussed within the wider history of insurgent warfare.Chin PengNarrower topic: Chin Peng's forces used mobility and ambushes against better-equipped armies.Christiaan de WetNarrower topic: His post-1900 operations relied on raids and evasion rather than holding territory.Cut Nyak DhienNarrower topic: Acehnese fighters relied on mobility and ambush against Dutch forces with greater resources.Francis MarionNarrower topic: Marion’s raids exemplified how irregular forces could disrupt a conventional occupying army.GuevarismNarrower topic: It is the central military method Guevarism prescribes.Lê LợiNarrower topic: Lê Lợi’s forces relied on mobility and local knowledge while Ming forces held major centers.Molotov cocktailNarrower topic: Improvised incendiaries have been used by irregular forces facing shortages of conventional weapons.African theatre of World War INarrower topic: Lettow-Vorbeck’s force avoided decisive defeat through raids and repeated withdrawals.ChouannerieNarrower topic: Chouan bands used ambushes and rapid dispersal to challenge Republican troops.Kurdistan Workers' Party insurgencyNarrower topic: The PKK’s insurgent campaigns have relied heavily on ambushes, raids, and dispersed units.Tamara BunkeNarrower topic: The Bolivian campaign sought to build an insurgency through this form of warfare.Manuel LozadaNarrower topic: Lozada’s forces used regional mobility to resist government campaigns.South Lebanon conflictNarrower topic: Militant groups used hit-and-run attacks against Israeli and SLA positions.