Tactical maneuvering refers to the strategic movement of forces or units in military operations to gain a positional advantage over an opponent. This involves planning and executing movements that can outflank, encircle, or disrupt enemy formations, often using terrain and cover to enhance effectiveness. In addition to military applications, tactical maneuvering can also apply to sports and games, where players adjust their positions and strategies to outsmart opponents. Effective tactical maneuvering requires quick decision-making, awareness of the environment, and the ability to anticipate the actions of others, whether on the battlefield or in competitive scenarios.