1941 - fog of war. Baibakov I.

The fog of the war, or the fog of the unknown... For almost two centuries, the military of many countries of the world have been using this term to refer to the incompleteness and inaccuracy of the available data on the position of their enemy troops and troops at the theater of military operations. This incompleteness and inaccuracy leads to errors in military planning, the transfer of troops and reserves, ultimately - to a decrease in the efficiency of hostilities and even the loss of individual battles. To a large extent, the “fog of war” can overcome (dissipate) with the help of good intelligence, high -quality communication, a high degree of organization of troops.

In June 1941, the German army, taking advantage of its superiority achieved at the expense of the best organization, more a high -quality connection and the presence of combat experience, in border battles, arranged the impenetrable "fog of war" in the Red Army, louding its combat order, violating the communication system, introducing chaos and confusion to the commanders of the troops, organizing the "encirclement boilers".

our Contemporary Sergey Ivanov, having moved to parallel reality, in June 1941, uses his military knowledge and experience, as well as knowledge of the course and events of the Great Patriotic War in our time.