Clausewitz referred to which aspect of war as the "fog of war"?
Enemy movements
Weather conditions
Code names
Incomplete information
Answer
The "fog of war" refers to the limited and imperfect information available to decision-makers during wartime. Despite careful planning and intelligence gathering, unexpected events, communication breakdowns, and human error can create uncertainty and confusion in the midst of conflict. This concept, popularized by military theorist Carl von Clausewitz, highlights the inherent unpredictability and complexity of warfare.
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