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During the War of Independence, what were Flying Columns?
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Flying Columns were mobile units used by the Irish Republican Army (IRA) during the War of Independence.
These units were composed of full-time IRA fighters and employed hit-and-run tactics to engage the enemy effectively. Their mobility allowed them to strike quickly and retreat before the British forces could respond, fostering a guerilla warfare approach that was crucial for the IRA's strategy.
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