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Agree totally with Teia, but I really cannot see how this verb fits the context. I am guessing, but I think it is a misprint for the verb wing, which means to wound superficially. So in the context the intention is to cause some harm to the enemy's defences, but not completely defeat them.
to wig somebody 
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