"Fog of war" is a concept often used in military strategy and tactics, referring to the uncertainty and confusion that can occur in the midst of battle. It describes the limited knowledge that a commander has about the enemy's movements, capabilities, and intentions due to various factors such as terrain, lack of reconnaissance, the chaos of combat, and misinformation. This uncertainty can affect decision-making and ultimately influence the outcome of battles and wars.
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