Elements of Military Science
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The success of the campaign depends on the Cavalry in Attack and in Defense. 68 proper performance of screening and reconnoitering duty, and this in turn depends on the superiority of one cavalry over the other. Hence each army will at the outset strive to overthrow the mounted force of its opponent, and, naturally, the attempt to break through the screen will lead to many mounted en- counters. Further, during regular battles, the cav- alry and the horse artillery will try to get on the flanks ...or rear of the enemy.
Lastly, almost every great battle will close with a cavalry battle between the covering and the pursuing cavalries.
Q. When are the best opportunities offered for an attack upon the enemy's cavalry?
A. When the enemy is issuing from a defile and presents a narrow front; when it can be surprised in column formation; when it can be taken in flank while charging another body, when exhausted; when it is changing formation or else is on ground unfavorable to its deployment.
Q. By what bodies will the combats of cavalry with cavalry generally be fought?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The success of the campaign depends on the Cavalry in Attack and in Defense. 68 proper performance of screening and reconnoitering duty, and this in turn depends on the superiority of one cavalry over the other. Hence each army will at the outset strive to overthrow the mounted force of its opponent, and, naturally, the attempt to break through the screen will lead to many mounted en- counters. Further, during regular battles, the cav- alry and the horse artillery will try to get on the flanks ...or rear of the enemy.
Lastly, almost every great battle will close with a cavalry battle between the covering and the pursuing cavalries.
Q. When are the best opportunities offered for an attack upon the enemy's cavalry?
A. When the enemy is issuing from a defile and presents a narrow front; when it can be surprised in column formation; when it can be taken in flank while charging another body, when exhausted; when it is changing formation or else is on ground unfavorable to its deployment.
Q. By what bodies will the combats of cavalry with cavalry generally be fought?
What to read after Elements of Military Science?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur L Arthur Lockwood Wagner to read onlineMoreLess
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