Guerrilla Warfare

I think that a discussion of guerrilla warfare would be interesting. Sun Tzu touched on it, so did Mao, Che, and many others. I have personally read Sun Tzu's bit and some of Che's but would like to discuss their or others' contributions on the subject. I have copies of books by those mentioned above on the subject if anyone wants to do a chapter by chapter review or even a short dialogue. The reading isn't complicated and can be done leisurely without much effort, plus they can be read for free online.

I've read the first two chapters of Che's Guerrilla Warfare. It is insightful of the conditions required for revolution and its success; by use of guerrillas comprised of saboteurs, bonesetters, local peasantry, etc. to establish formations which can be linked together by the populace into a front where the combative guerrillas themselves can utilize it as a base of operations whilst citizens can compress supply routes and whatnot from the armed forces which have not yet become the new guerrillas. It is at such time "fruit ripens for plucking at a precise moment" as Che calls it.