
Persian Campaigns In The Medes Wars, 494 - 479 Bc
By André Geraque KifferLength1h 58m
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A strategic operational effort between land forces and sea forces will be sought to keep the Greeks in doubt as to where the main action is. Land movement is best suited to meet the greatest enemy resistance, and once it has engaged it (not decisively as it was in the Thermopylae), neutralizing its ability to react will allow sea movement to fall to the rear of the Greek position and stand on the defensive tactics, not precipitating an attack as occurred on Plataea.
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Publish dateOct 24, 2019
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Table of contents
1ANDRÉ GERAQUE KIFFER
2SUMMARY
3CHAPTER 1
4Prior to the Achaemenids, the Iranian plateau
5In 550 BC, Cyrus II, of Persian origin, defeated
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6liberal policy towards the subject peoples, an
7century BC.
8499 BC, with the support of Athens and Eretria
9In 490 BC Darius (522-486 BC) decided to
10at the military strategic level.
11the "Pericles Century".
12Persians.
13Macedonia in 338 BC after the Battle of Cheroneia.
14Im 3: The Theater of Operations in history.
15vertical gap of more than 1,100 meters.
16Im 5: Triremes.
17Greek ones.
18Despite the fact that Herodotus or his sources
19The entire Greek campaign for the year 480 BC
20Artemiseal axis.
21The Greek defense of the Corinthian isthmus
22After the defeat at Salamis the Persian military
23their close hoplite formations, at the operational
24Wars.
25Im 8: Darius I.
26salvation in the event of a Persian attack if Athens
27Athens) as the best access in the region.
28common in these cases, for the services previously
29In 481 BC, representatives of different polis
30Babylon - a strategically favorable factor for the
31intent.
32Doors).
33With the step of the franchised Thermopylae, all
34Im 10: The Persian “Immortals”.
35the Squadron. Persian, who, despite their larger
36boats, many of them from his Phoenician subjects.
37Ionian colonies against the king of Persia, but
38CHAPTER 2
39factors of the Persian operational strategy for the
40(Ims 2 and 11).
41At this point, then, a strategic operational effort
42Another line of action, more direct and historically
43Gravity of the Enemy: of 165,000 Greeks and Allies
44In the hypothetical evolution of events, if in
45CHAPTER 3
46And Status Check Phase, with Disengagement
47Operational Strategic Decision Level
48new western frontier of the Persian Empire.
49Im 16: Naval Battle of Artemisium scene.
506,000 (30 per ship) Persian fighters on board attack