"Tosui Koryo" (Principles of Supreme Command), which only senior leaders of the former Imperial Japanese Army were allowed to view, should still have been partially not yet declassified
As an aside, the “unit disposition map” or “force deployment” of land warfare cannot be captured by just information like direction and magnitude, vector-like data. For example, to show at a glance as a map which way and how strongly the enemy unit’s pressure is being applied and how the terrain will affect things, you need “multi-directional force information” like the scientific term “tensor (a mathematical framework that extends 0th-order scalars, 1st-order vectors, and 2nd-order matrices to handle multi-dimensional data structures of 3rd order and higher).” Equations of 5 dimensions or higher cannot be solved algebraically, but land warfare, I think, is a system of simultaneous multi-dimensional equations of 6th order or higher. It is said that unless you understand multiple complex concepts such as “grasping the moment of opportunity in battle” or “the centripetality of offense and the eccentricity of defense,” you cannot command and operate units of regiment size or above. However, Itō Sukeyasu (Ito Sukeyasu), who was the senior platoon leader serving as the practical top at the time of the creation of the Special Boarding Unit, the special forces of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force, has stated, “The U.S. military is a force that doesn’t need tactics (little tricks), so America’s past operations aren’t very instructive,” “Tactics (tactics), simply put, is the world of how a small fighter, by scheming, defeats a big sumo wrestler,” and “The U.S. military has no need to do that, so they draw up and conduct operations in a straightforward, orthodox way as a matter of course.” Incidentally, there was occasionally an opinion that the current Ground Self-Defense Force has too many army areas and too many backbone structures, and the author agrees with that, and a few years ago I sent, via the web, a public comment to the Ministry of Defense saying how about reorganizing into three armies or something. Specifically, not to toot my own horn, but when I thought…
This case is part of the Mandela Effect case database based on "The Window of Opportunity: A Guidepost to the Mandela Effect — The Ultra-Secret X-Files" by Aoyama Takuto.