War On the Sea, Strategy And Tactics
War On the Sea, Strategy And Tactics
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Both state that they believe in their soul and conscience that the gov- ernment at Madrid wishes the destruction of the squadron, in order to have an excuse for corcluding a peace.
" It is necessary then/' says Commander Concas, " to go forth, not because it is reasonable, but because later on, under conditions probably worse, we shall without doubt receive a formal order to do so." We have already had occasion to point out, in occurrences of war, certainly less serious than these, the pernicio...us influence ex- perienced by the untimely interference of a central authority in the details of the conduct of war. In this tendency of governments to wish to direct operations from a great distance away, a ten- dency greatly accentuated by the facilities of all sorts which modern progress affords for the rapid transmission of orders, I perceive a great danger for the future. That is why I thought it right to revert to the subject. The true doctrine, without any pos- sible doubt, is that formulated by Napoleon, and every general-in- chief who has proper understanding of his responsibilities ought to be guided by it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Both state that they believe in their soul and conscience that the gov- ernment at Madrid wishes the destruction of the squadron, in order to have an excuse for corcluding a peace.
" It is necessary then/' says Commander Concas, " to go forth, not because it is reasonable, but because later on, under conditions probably worse, we shall without doubt receive a formal order to do so." We have already had occasion to point out, in occurrences of war, certainly less serious than these, the pernicio...us influence ex- perienced by the untimely interference of a central authority in the details of the conduct of war. In this tendency of governments to wish to direct operations from a great distance away, a ten- dency greatly accentuated by the facilities of all sorts which modern progress affords for the rapid transmission of orders, I perceive a great danger for the future. That is why I thought it right to revert to the subject. The true doctrine, without any pos- sible doubt, is that formulated by Napoleon, and every general-in- chief who has proper understanding of his responsibilities ought to be guided by it.
What to read after War On the Sea, Strategy And Tactics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gabriel Darrieus to read onlineMoreLess
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