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Storming, a term originating from storm may refer to:

  • Storming of a city, fortress or seat of power; in other words, conducting a violent assault on any of these (often part of a siege). Regarding strong fortifications, it commonly ended with the general butchery of the defending armed force (if the defense was fierce and if there is a success on the attacking side), with a very large number of defenders killed.[1]
  • Storming, one of the four stages of the forming–storming–norming–performing Tuckman Model of group development

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  1. Bodart (1916), Losses of Life in Modern Wars, p. 21