Battle Studies Ancient And Modern Battle
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At Krasno, August 14, 1812, Murat, at the head of his cavalry could not break an isolated body of ten thousand Russian infantry which continually held him off by its fire, and retired tranquilly across the plain.
The 72nd was upset by cavalry at Solferino.
From ancient days the lone infantryman has always had the advantage over the lone cavalryman. There is no shadow of a doubt about this in ancient narra- tions. The cavalryman only fought the cavalryman. He threatened, harassed, troubled the i...nfantryman in the rear, but he did not fight him. He slaughtered him when put to flight by other infantry, or at least he scattered him and the light infantry slaughtered him.
Cavalry is a terrible weapon in the hands of one who knows how to use it. Who can say that Epami- nondas could have defeated the Spartans twice with- out his Thessalonian cavalry, Eventually rifle and artillery fire deafen the soldier; fatigue overpowers him; he becomes inert; he hears commands no longer. If cavalry unexpectedly ap- pears, he is lost.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At Krasno, August 14, 1812, Murat, at the head of his cavalry could not break an isolated body of ten thousand Russian infantry which continually held him off by its fire, and retired tranquilly across the plain.
The 72nd was upset by cavalry at Solferino.
From ancient days the lone infantryman has always had the advantage over the lone cavalryman. There is no shadow of a doubt about this in ancient narra- tions. The cavalryman only fought the cavalryman. He threatened, harassed, troubled the i...nfantryman in the rear, but he did not fight him. He slaughtered him when put to flight by other infantry, or at least he scattered him and the light infantry slaughtered him.
Cavalry is a terrible weapon in the hands of one who knows how to use it. Who can say that Epami- nondas could have defeated the Spartans twice with- out his Thessalonian cavalry, Eventually rifle and artillery fire deafen the soldier; fatigue overpowers him; he becomes inert; he hears commands no longer. If cavalry unexpectedly ap- pears, he is lost.
What to read after Battle Studies Ancient And Modern Battle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Jean Jacques Joseph Ardant Du Picq to read onlineMoreLess
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