"combat doctrine" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a term typically used when discussing tactics and strategies in the military. Here is an example sentence: The army commanders went over their combat doctrine for the upcoming mission.
"They could use the same tactics as the Chechens used against the Russians or the Palestinians used against the Israelis," said Randy Gangle, a retired colonel who was instrumental in developing the new urban combat doctrine of the Marine Corps.
The same study says the group's method for carrying out jihad in Europe involves an adaptation of Auftragstaktik, a combat doctrine within the German Army in the 19th century.
"We still don't have enough training facilities that put the average marine or soldier in an urban environment," said Randy Gangle, a retired colonel at the Warfighting Laboratory who was instrumental in developing in the Marine Corps's new urban combat doctrine.
At the behest of the Kennedy administration, Shoup integrated counterinsurgency warfare into combat doctrine.
Bolt's experiences in World War II and the Korean War were used to help shape air combat doctrine.
Bringing these lessons back to Fort Meyer, Patton redesigned saber combat doctrine for the U.S. cavalry, favoring thrusting attacks over the standard slashing maneuver and designing a new sword for such attacks.
Among the combat doctrines that Hansell developed himself or approved were use of the defensive combat box formation, detailed mission Standard Operating Procedures, and all aircraft bombing in unison with the lead bomber, each designed to improve bombing accuracy.
On Christmas Eve , 1965 six Israel Defense Force officers and their families moved to Singapore, followed by waves of consulting teams that established the country's "Total Defense" combat doctrines, its recruitment and training regimens, its intelligence services, and its state-of-art arms procurement.
In winning so decisively, the force validated its combat structures and doctrines, but it also hastened its own obsolescence.
Under Russia's latest military doctrine, major combat units are now to be trained and equipped to employ such weapons at the first sign of impending defeat, either to blackmail enemy countries into submission or annihilate them.
This involved copying the Soviet model of military and political organisation, and changing the military doctrine of combat and defence, also in the context of Romania's integration in the strategic system of the Soviets, at the beginning of the Cold War.
