Tactical Principles And Problems
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If they should leave the hostile camp (which probably is in the vicinity of 190), and march at sun up (4:30 a. M. ) by the 190 150 144 152 134 140 road, they could reach 138 (distant about 7 miles) before 6 a. M. , if unopposed. That portion of the rear guard which had occupied the Pilot Knob position would not have recovered its organization, and would be in a particularly helpless state, if sud- denly attacked in flank by these two hostile troops.
This danger was foreseen by Colonel A when he... or- dered Lieutenant-Colonel B specially to guard the right of the line of march with his troop of cavalry. One platoon of it is at 138 for the night, one platoon is divided amongst the infantry supports of the out- * For the reason see Chapter XIV.
174 TACTICAL PRINCIPLES AND PROBLEMS post, and the remaining two platoons are in camp at 66a. All the troops, except the few absolutely nec- essary detachments, for important duty elsewhere, should be assembled early in the morning at 188, and its commander should be given the clean cut mission of protecting the right flank of the column from hos- tile cavalry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If they should leave the hostile camp (which probably is in the vicinity of 190), and march at sun up (4:30 a. M. ) by the 190 150 144 152 134 140 road, they could reach 138 (distant about 7 miles) before 6 a. M. , if unopposed. That portion of the rear guard which had occupied the Pilot Knob position would not have recovered its organization, and would be in a particularly helpless state, if sud- denly attacked in flank by these two hostile troops.
This danger was foreseen by Colonel A when he... or- dered Lieutenant-Colonel B specially to guard the right of the line of march with his troop of cavalry. One platoon of it is at 138 for the night, one platoon is divided amongst the infantry supports of the out- * For the reason see Chapter XIV.
174 TACTICAL PRINCIPLES AND PROBLEMS post, and the remaining two platoons are in camp at 66a. All the troops, except the few absolutely nec- essary detachments, for important duty elsewhere, should be assembled early in the morning at 188, and its commander should be given the clean cut mission of protecting the right flank of the column from hos- tile cavalry.
What to read after Tactical Principles And Problems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Matthew Elting Hanna to read onlineMoreLess
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