Field Orders, Messages And Reports
Field Orders, Messages And Reports
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For instance, suppose a squadron of the enemy should appear in the direction of Kickapoo, the independent cavalry commander would be free to concentrate and attack it, while if tied to the com- mand he could not do so. In addition to the above, the cavalry commander gets his orders direct, without having them filtered through the minds of intermediate commanders, and the advance guard commander knows that he must take measures for the pro- tection of the column, without assistance from the cava...lry, being thus thrown on his mettle at all times.
19. Small detachments are, however, made from the cavalry for various purposes. These details should be confined to the smallest limits possible, in order to save the cavalry from one of the worst abuses. The following would be sufficient: For maintaining order in the train, a few troopers whose horses were not in good condi- tion could be detailed by the cavalry commander; for the advance guard, 4 troopers; as orderlies, a noncommissioned officer and 8 troopers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For instance, suppose a squadron of the enemy should appear in the direction of Kickapoo, the independent cavalry commander would be free to concentrate and attack it, while if tied to the com- mand he could not do so. In addition to the above, the cavalry commander gets his orders direct, without having them filtered through the minds of intermediate commanders, and the advance guard commander knows that he must take measures for the pro- tection of the column, without assistance from the cava...lry, being thus thrown on his mettle at all times.
19. Small detachments are, however, made from the cavalry for various purposes. These details should be confined to the smallest limits possible, in order to save the cavalry from one of the worst abuses. The following would be sufficient: For maintaining order in the train, a few troopers whose horses were not in good condi- tion could be detailed by the cavalry commander; for the advance guard, 4 troopers; as orderlies, a noncommissioned officer and 8 troopers.
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