Military geography

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Military geography is an attempt to understand the geopolitical sphere within a military context. OCOKA is a useful acronym in the study of military geography: Obstacles, cover and concealment, observation, key terrain and avenues of approach.

[edit] See also

• Distance in military affairs
• Military crest
• Natural lines of drift

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