Culminating Point
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CORE DEFINITION
The attacking side's combat power gradually diminishes during an advance due to stretched supply lines and logistical challenges. The point where attacking and defending forces reach equilibrium is the "culminating point." Continuing the attack beyond this point inevitably leads to a disastrous counteroffensive.
SCAFFOLDING EFFECT
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During an offensive advance, supply lines lengthen and forces are depleted, so offensive strength diminishes with distance. When offensive and defensive strengths are balanced, the culminating point is reached. Beyond it, the advantage reverses, and the defender's counterattack gains the upper hand.
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