Modern Tactics
Modern Tactics
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(Sm Map. ) MAIN FEATURES being: (a) De(anc« in two lines and reserTa.
(6) Strong oeoapation of, and forced deployment of encmj by [) artillery from, hill A.
(c) Support of hill A by entrenched battalion at B. A and B supported by infantry and artillery intrenchments at ccc.
((/) Refnaal of right dank. Protection of that flank by l$t. Cavalry obaerration.
I company engineers.
EXAMPLE OF PLACING TROOPS ON A MAP.
ANSWER TO QUESTION 6, FIRST PAPER, STAFF COLLEGE ENTRANCE EXAMINATION, JUNE 1887.
{VI...DE APPENDIX /. , PAPER XIX. ) BY LIEUTENANT-COLONEL T. J. R. MALLOCK, P. S. C.
PLATE XXIII.
POINTS FOR CONSIDERATION GENERAL OFFICER COMMANDING.
POSITION.
(1) DefeiuiTe.
(2) To be held to the Uat; therefore moat be (a) Strongly heW ; i. E. Defence must be QonceDtrated ; (6) Flanks niade secure; Mftin counter attack preBomably left to POINTS AS REQAHDS QROUHD.
(1) Want of relief.
(2) Want of cover.
(3) Slopes aoitafale for ma- DoeaTring all arms.
(4) Ridge C alone gives cover for reservee, &c. , or covered commonicBtion within position.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Sm Map. ) MAIN FEATURES being: (a) De(anc« in two lines and reserTa.
(6) Strong oeoapation of, and forced deployment of encmj by [) artillery from, hill A.
(c) Support of hill A by entrenched battalion at B. A and B supported by infantry and artillery intrenchments at ccc.
((/) Refnaal of right dank. Protection of that flank by l$t. Cavalry obaerration.
I company engineers.
EXAMPLE OF PLACING TROOPS ON A MAP.
ANSWER TO QUESTION 6, FIRST PAPER, STAFF COLLEGE ENTRANCE EXAMINATION, JUNE 1887.
{VI...DE APPENDIX /. , PAPER XIX. ) BY LIEUTENANT-COLONEL T. J. R. MALLOCK, P. S. C.
PLATE XXIII.
POINTS FOR CONSIDERATION GENERAL OFFICER COMMANDING.
POSITION.
(1) DefeiuiTe.
(2) To be held to the Uat; therefore moat be (a) Strongly heW ; i. E. Defence must be QonceDtrated ; (6) Flanks niade secure; Mftin counter attack preBomably left to POINTS AS REQAHDS QROUHD.
(1) Want of relief.
(2) Want of cover.
(3) Slopes aoitafale for ma- DoeaTring all arms.
(4) Ridge C alone gives cover for reservee, &c. , or covered commonicBtion within position.
What to read after Modern Tactics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H R Herbert Reay Gall to read onlineMoreLess
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