The Future of War in Its Technical, Economic, And Political Relations; is War Now Impossible?
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It is very possible that the attacking armies, finding decisive victory unattainable, will attempt to enclose the enemy in the position where they find him, and, after * " La Bataille de Vesles," Capt. Nigote.
t Op. cit. ante.
HOW WAR WILL BE WAGED ON LAND 53 entrenching themselves, begin to make raids in order to prevent the provisioning of the besieged. Such operations would be continued until the enemy are starved out.
It is hard to imagine it otherwise, when we remember that, with much infe...rior weapons, even the badly trained French mobiles of 1870 were rarely beaten at once, a second day having usually been necessary to drive them from newly occupied positions.
But the nature of the future war will be influenced by fortresses to an extent hitherto unknown. In the past, fortresses were situated in the more im[)ortant strategical positions, but were only individual points equipped for passive defence. Nowadays, at all the most important thoroughfares are situated fortresses and fortified camps which contain such immense masses of troops that their turning is inconceivable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is very possible that the attacking armies, finding decisive victory unattainable, will attempt to enclose the enemy in the position where they find him, and, after * " La Bataille de Vesles," Capt. Nigote.
t Op. cit. ante.
HOW WAR WILL BE WAGED ON LAND 53 entrenching themselves, begin to make raids in order to prevent the provisioning of the besieged. Such operations would be continued until the enemy are starved out.
It is hard to imagine it otherwise, when we remember that, with much infe...rior weapons, even the badly trained French mobiles of 1870 were rarely beaten at once, a second day having usually been necessary to drive them from newly occupied positions.
But the nature of the future war will be influenced by fortresses to an extent hitherto unknown. In the past, fortresses were situated in the more im[)ortant strategical positions, but were only individual points equipped for passive defence. Nowadays, at all the most important thoroughfares are situated fortresses and fortified camps which contain such immense masses of troops that their turning is inconceivable.
What to read after The Future of War in Its Technical, Economic, And Political Relations; is War Now Impossible??
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bloch, Jan Gotlib, 1836-1902. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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