Without major field battles, the Serbian tactic was based on seizing towns by siege.

The accounts of both groups suggested the Serbian tactic was not to terrorize them but to move them out as expeditiously as possible.

Despite the contentions about Serbian tactics, the 19-member NATO alliance is as divided now over the British plan as it was last month.

And it reflected a similar premise: while Serbian tactics were to be deplored, the truce lines would have to reflect their advances on the ground at the time the peace was signed.

Rather, they say, the Serbian tactic appears to be both to stop the rebels and to destabilize the border, giving NATO yet another problem to worry about.

And they told in almost identical accounts - as other refugees have in previous days - of the latest Serbian tactics.

Serbian military tactics consisted of wedge shaped heavy cavalry attacks with horse archers on the flanks.

Another Serbian tactic was to try to attack the last plane in a NATO strike formation as it headed back to its air base.

Concerning Serbian tactics, Kinnamos also offers interesting fragments.

The accounts of the Serbian tactics are so similar from so many parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina that they seem to indicate the workings of an overall plan.