The Trojan Horse Military Tactic The Trojan Horse tactic, originating from Greek mythology, describes a deceptive strategy where attackers infiltrate an enemy by disguising their intent. In the Iliad, Greek soldiers hid inside a massive wooden horse presented as a gift to Troy, feigning retreat. Once inside the city’s walls, they emerged at night, opening the gates for Greek forces, leading to Troy's downfall. This tactic has become synonymous with trickery and infiltration, highlighting the pow

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