Definition
Forcibly entering a fortified position or structure, usually with explosives or specialized equipment—basically 'we're going through that wall whether it likes it or not.'
Example Usage
The assault team used C-4 charges for breaching the reinforced door.
Origin
Military tactical terminology, formalized in special operations doctrine
Fun Fact
Breaching is trained extensively by special operations teams and requires specific expertise
Source: Special operations and tactical raid doctrine
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