The
following is a tack-on observation to the prior post Fightin’ Words: Clausewitz & “Suspicious” Discipline.
“Battle is an orgy of disorder. No level
lawns or marker flags exist to aid us strut ourselves in vain display, but
rather groups of weary wandering men seek gropingly for means to kill their foe.
The sudden change from accustomed order to utter disorder—to chaos, but emphasizes
the folly of schooling to precision and obedience where only fierceness and habituated
disorder is useful.”-General George S. Patton, from his lecture “Why Men
Fight,” given on October 27, 1927.
It
is with the above in mind that our “THE
OUTER LIMITS: Chaos Drills for Street-Survival” & our No Second Chance Program was constructed.
70+
Drill templates to run any curriculum through to see what shakes out in the
mix.
If
it survives contact with the chaos drill—That is a tactic or strategy that is
good to go!
If
it crumbles or decays more than 20% under an Outer Limits drill, also good to
know. You know what to cull.
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