Abstract:

The misconduct that the Turks continued to live has greatly affected their social, political, religious, legal and military structures. In particular, the military equipment they use in this scale can be assessed. Their war tactics were first used. This battle tactics could be applied very well thanks to the speed and maneuver ability of the horse. Thus, by throwing the throw on the horse and throwing the throw, the struggle from a distance reduced the loss of blood for themselves. The Turks performed the war tactics called the turning tactics or the wolf game in three stages. First of all, it is the destruction and destruction. There is a move towards the destruction of the enemy and there is no clear result. The second phase is false withdrawal. In this phase, the enemy is surprised and dragged to the place where the war will be carried out. The third phase of the tactics is the deforestation and destruction. In this stage, the enemy is defeated because it is pulled to the desired place. The success of the Turkish war tactics in the implementation of the three key factors, human, geographical and timing factors, are on the forefront. He is the practicer of tactics. The Turkish people are preparing the ground for their way of life to be heroes. The day-to-day work was done in the form of a war exercise. Thus, the Turks were able to success without fear in the implementation of tactics. Another factor that affects war tactics is the geography. The ability to use the horse very well has greatly influenced the implementation of war tactics. Time has also played an important role in the implementation of the tactics. He must know where and how the enemy will be attacked. At the time the success is calculated, it is about attack on the enemy. If the success is not achieved, the enemy is abandoned from attacking. In Turkish history, respectively, the Iskit, the Huns and the Gök Turks and subsequent Turkish communities have successfully applied this war tactic.

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