#combat tactics

• Anti-personnel — Designed, manufactured, or structurally used to neutralize, injure, or destroy the enemy's living force, meaning soldiers and combat personnel on the ground. In tactical and weaponry terminology, it describes mines, grenades, or special projectiles engineered to scatter shrapnel over a wide radius, as opposed to weapons intended for destroying armored vehicles or buildings.
• Ariovistus — The name of Ariovistus (1st century BC), a famous king or military leader of the Germanic Suebi tribes, historically known for invading Gaul and his major confrontation with the Roman legions led by Julius Caesar, who defeated him at the Battle of Vosges in 58 BC.