Elements of Military Art And History
Elements of Military Art And History
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Surprises by Ambuscade. The term ambus- cade comes from a word in the low Latin, copied by tlu. F Spanish and Italian languages, f and signifies in ilu: woods ; in fact, wooded places are favorable for this kind of operation.
* De la guerre, traduction Keuens, t. Iii. , p. 300. T In low Latin, cmboscata, in Spanish, emboscada, in Italian, imbosca- According to the translator of Santa-Cruz, the Spaniards in the last itury said erribosques, and losque in their language signifies a wood.
358 MINOR... OPERATIONS.
The purpose of an ambuscade may be to capture a post, a cantonment, a patrol, a drove of cattle, or a convoy of military stores or merchandise ; or to seize upon some of the inhabitants, especially an important personage (a prince, general, ambassador, bearer of dispatches, etc. ) ; sometimes, also, to make a recon- noissance, or, again, to fall upon a troop, which is either on a march or already engaged in a combat.
The composition of the corps charged with an am- buscade requires the most minute attention.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Surprises by Ambuscade. The term ambus- cade comes from a word in the low Latin, copied by tlu. F Spanish and Italian languages, f and signifies in ilu: woods ; in fact, wooded places are favorable for this kind of operation.
* De la guerre, traduction Keuens, t. Iii. , p. 300. T In low Latin, cmboscata, in Spanish, emboscada, in Italian, imbosca- According to the translator of Santa-Cruz, the Spaniards in the last itury said erribosques, and losque in their language signifies a wood.
358 MINOR... OPERATIONS.
The purpose of an ambuscade may be to capture a post, a cantonment, a patrol, a drove of cattle, or a convoy of military stores or merchandise ; or to seize upon some of the inhabitants, especially an important personage (a prince, general, ambassador, bearer of dispatches, etc. ) ; sometimes, also, to make a recon- noissance, or, again, to fall upon a troop, which is either on a march or already engaged in a combat.
The composition of the corps charged with an am- buscade requires the most minute attention.
What to read after Elements of Military Art And History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ed De Edouard La Barre Duparcq to read onlineMoreLess
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