Guerrilla warfare

A method of fighting using ambushes, sabotage and hit-and-run attacks rather than relying on open battles between large armies.

Fighting in which small, mobile groups use surprise attacks rather than confronting an enemy mainly in large, conventional battles.

Warfare using small groups, surprise attacks and rapid withdrawal rather than relying on large, conventional battles.

Fighting in which forces avoid conventional open battles and use methods such as hit-and-run raids, often blending in with the civilian population.

Fighting by small, irregular groups using methods such as ambushes and hit-and-run attacks rather than meeting an enemy in large, open battles.

Fighting through surprise attacks and raids, followed by withdrawal, rather than relying on a large open battle.

Warfare based on concealment, ambushes and small surprise attacks rather than large, fixed battles against a stronger enemy.

Fighting through surprise attacks and withdrawal rather than relying on a large, open battle.

Warfare using raids and mobile attacks rather than relying on large, set-piece battles.

Fighting by small groups using methods such as ambushes and sabotage rather than conventional battles.