Germany And the Next War
Germany And the Next War
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Privat, for instance, in spite ofthe support of very superior artillery, in order to defeat a weakerenemy of equal class.
Again, in South Africa, the overwhelming superiority of the English inartillery was never able to force a victory. In Manchuria the state ofthings was very instructive. Numerically the Russian artillery wasextraordinarily superior to the enemy's, and the range of the Russianfield guns was longer than that of the Japanese; nevertheless, theJapanese succeeded in beating an ene...my stronger in infantry also, because, in the decisive directions of attack, they were able to unitesuperior forces of infantry and artillery, while the Russian artillerywas scattered along the whole of their broad front.
The lesson of this war is that, apart from the close relation of thearms to each other in the separate units, the co-operation of theseunits must be looked at, if the strength of the two sister arms is to beappropriately determined.
The requirement that each separate tactical unit should he made equal orsuperior in artillery to the corresponding hostile unit is thoroughlymechanical, as if in war division always fought against division andcorps against corps!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Privat, for instance, in spite ofthe support of very superior artillery, in order to defeat a weakerenemy of equal class.
Again, in South Africa, the overwhelming superiority of the English inartillery was never able to force a victory. In Manchuria the state ofthings was very instructive. Numerically the Russian artillery wasextraordinarily superior to the enemy's, and the range of the Russianfield guns was longer than that of the Japanese; nevertheless, theJapanese succeeded in beating an ene...my stronger in infantry also, because, in the decisive directions of attack, they were able to unitesuperior forces of infantry and artillery, while the Russian artillerywas scattered along the whole of their broad front.
The lesson of this war is that, apart from the close relation of thearms to each other in the separate units, the co-operation of theseunits must be looked at, if the strength of the two sister arms is to beappropriately determined.
The requirement that each separate tactical unit should he made equal orsuperior in artillery to the corresponding hostile unit is thoroughlymechanical, as if in war division always fought against division andcorps against corps!
What to read after Germany And the Next War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernhardi, Friedrich Von, 1849-1930 to read onlineMoreLess
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