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Re: Military stratedgy
The Bridge of Khazadum is an example of strategy.
For that matter, the defensive works that are described throughout the story, and their locations, are matters of strategic importance.
Gandalf's grand strategy to distract the Eye of Sauron from Mount Doom, even by great sacrifice before the Black Gates, is a perfect example of tactical misdirection.
Using siege engines to hurl desecrated heads into Minas Tirith is a psychological strategy. Hurling fire is another military tactic. Besieging Minas Tirith itself, is a military strategy. Attacking the gates of the town with Grond is a standard sort of tactic.
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