Afghanistan And the Anglo Russian Dispute
Afghanistan And the Anglo Russian Dispute
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Of India_). ]in the last British campaign in Afghanistan will be found of valuein the study of future operations in that country. Of the Afghantactics he says: "The enemy (generally speaking, a race ofHighlanders) vastly preferred the attack, and usually obtained theadvantage of superior numbers before risking an attack; . . . Beingable to dispense (for the time) with lines of communication andbaggage and commissariat columns, the Afghan tribes were often ableto raise large gatherings on chosen... ground. They could always attackus; we were rarely able (except when they chose) to find them athome. " This observer says the regular troops of the Ameer werenot so formidable as the tribal gatherings. The presence of atactically immovable artillery hinders the action of an Asiaticarmy. The mounted men are usually the first to leave when thefight is going against their side in a general engagement. One ofthe best specimens of their tactics was at Ahmed-Kheyl, on theGhazni-Kandahar road, when the British division was one hundredmiles from any support.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of India_). ]in the last British campaign in Afghanistan will be found of valuein the study of future operations in that country. Of the Afghantactics he says: "The enemy (generally speaking, a race ofHighlanders) vastly preferred the attack, and usually obtained theadvantage of superior numbers before risking an attack; . . . Beingable to dispense (for the time) with lines of communication andbaggage and commissariat columns, the Afghan tribes were often ableto raise large gatherings on chosen... ground. They could always attackus; we were rarely able (except when they chose) to find them athome. " This observer says the regular troops of the Ameer werenot so formidable as the tribal gatherings. The presence of atactically immovable artillery hinders the action of an Asiaticarmy. The mounted men are usually the first to leave when thefight is going against their side in a general engagement. One ofthe best specimens of their tactics was at Ahmed-Kheyl, on theGhazni-Kandahar road, when the British division was one hundredmiles from any support.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theof Rodenbough to read onlineMoreLess
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