some deffinitions for some people that may not know what exactly they mean
strategy
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noun
1 [uncountable] the skill of planning in advance the movements of armies or equipment in a war
2 [countable] a well-planned series of actions for achieving an aim, especially success against an opponent: Our strategy was to defend and then counterattack.
[+ for]: a strategy for dealing with unemployment
3 [uncountable] skilful planning in general: the need to focus on strategy for the entire company
tactic noun
1 [countable] a method that you use to achieve something: Salesmen employ all sorts of clever tactics to try and persuade you. | delaying tactic(s) (=something you do in order to give yourself more time) | strongarm tactics (=the use of violence to achieve your aim)
2 [countable usually plural] the way in which military forces are arranged in order to win a battle
Gets fact right before anyone of u oped ur mouth, Listen to what Ardamel said
Background point : Strandhog !
Originally the term 'viking' defined a person who embarked on a long journey to far off lands in order to obtain riches and fame. Usually, this was done through commerce and trading, preferably through goods that are precious and easily transportable by ship - for Viking long ships are famed for their speed and agility, not their cargo space. However, in many circumstances it was sometimes preferable to plunder and pillage rather than trade. In this case one must push aside the common stereotype of the barbaric and bloodthirsty Viking. On the contrary, the Strandhog, that is to say the raid itself, is planned well in advance with any local forces evaluated and targets assigned. When the attack takes place, preferably at night, it is fast and coordinated. The Vikings rapidly seize the riches they have come for (be they goods or slaves), with planned war cries and sounds of battle to scare their enemies. In the time it takes for these latter to get together, the Viking long ships are already sailing away, their holds full of riches. The minds of the survivors are marked with the ruthless efficiency and terror of their assailants and that is why Vikings have such a reputation even today.