History of the Cavalry of the Army of the Potomac Including That of the Army of
History of the Cavalry of the Army of the Potomac Including That of the Army of
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Wilson, with Colonels Bryan and Chapman as brigade commanders.
Sheridan found the horses of the cavalry corps much run down, and one of the first and most import ant things that he did was to impress upon General Meade the wastefulness of rendering unserviceable so many thousand horses by unnecessary picket duty, "covering a distance on a continuous line of nearly sixty miles, with hardly a mounted Confederate con fronting it at any point. " Sheridan also insisted that the cavalry should be con...centrated to fight the enemy s cavalry. Meade expressed the traditional views of army commanders, when, in reply, he failed to see who would protect the flanks of the army, the fronts of moving infantry columns, and the wagon trains, if the cavalrv were concentrated.
104 History of ike Cavalry, Although Meade promptly relieved the cavalry from much of the arduous picket duty it was perform ing, he gave little encouragement at the time to Sher idan s plans for an independent cavalry corps a corps in fact as well as in name.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wilson, with Colonels Bryan and Chapman as brigade commanders.
Sheridan found the horses of the cavalry corps much run down, and one of the first and most import ant things that he did was to impress upon General Meade the wastefulness of rendering unserviceable so many thousand horses by unnecessary picket duty, "covering a distance on a continuous line of nearly sixty miles, with hardly a mounted Confederate con fronting it at any point. " Sheridan also insisted that the cavalry should be con...centrated to fight the enemy s cavalry. Meade expressed the traditional views of army commanders, when, in reply, he failed to see who would protect the flanks of the army, the fronts of moving infantry columns, and the wagon trains, if the cavalrv were concentrated.
104 History of ike Cavalry, Although Meade promptly relieved the cavalry from much of the arduous picket duty it was perform ing, he gave little encouragement at the time to Sher idan s plans for an independent cavalry corps a corps in fact as well as in name.
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