Hello
Another challenge for you all . . .
I am fairly sure this comes from a series of books, not a single book. It MIGHT be part of the 'Foundation' series, but I am unsure.
It is a sci-fi book, set in the future and the action is occurring on another planet in a jungle setting. There is a small army group who are outnumbered by enemy soldiers. The critical aspect of the plot is that the commander of the soldiers has his soldiers move around through the jungle, appearing to surround the enemy soldiers, making it seem like they are a larger force than in actuality. From memory, this idea of trying to appear to be a larger force than in actuality, in order to capture the enemy soldiers, re-occurred a few times and was an important part of the plot.
That is all that I remember.
Thankyou for your help.
Regards
Peter
Another challenge for you all . . .
I am fairly sure this comes from a series of books, not a single book. It MIGHT be part of the 'Foundation' series, but I am unsure.
It is a sci-fi book, set in the future and the action is occurring on another planet in a jungle setting. There is a small army group who are outnumbered by enemy soldiers. The critical aspect of the plot is that the commander of the soldiers has his soldiers move around through the jungle, appearing to surround the enemy soldiers, making it seem like they are a larger force than in actuality. From memory, this idea of trying to appear to be a larger force than in actuality, in order to capture the enemy soldiers, re-occurred a few times and was an important part of the plot.
That is all that I remember.
Thankyou for your help.
Regards
Peter