What kind of warfare did Churchill move away from?
Naval warfare
Hand-to-hand combat
Siege warfare
Guerilla warfare
Answer
Siege warfare, characterized by prolonged attacks on fortified positions, was abandoned by Churchill in favor of more dynamic and mobile strategies. Churchill recognized the limitations of siege warfare in the face of evolving military technologies and the need for rapid advancements on the battlefield.
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