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Michael Frederic Rimington. Our Cavalry
Our Cavalry
Table of Contents
PREFACE
DIAGRAMS
CHAPTER I. INTRODUCTORY
CHAPTER II. ARMAMENT
The Rifle
CHAPTER III. THE HORSE
CHAPTER IV. TACTICS OF CAVALRY V. CAVALRY
The Rally
CHAPTER V. CAVALRY V. CAVALRY
Forming to the Flank
I. The Squadron
II. The Regiment
III. The Brigade
CHAPTER VI. FIRE ACTION IN TACTICS OF CAVALRY V. CAVALRY
Dismounted Action of Cavalry
CHAPTER VII. A CAVALRY BRIGADE IN ACTION
Example
CHAPTER VIII. CAVALRY IN THE GENERAL ENGAGEMENT
Conclusions
Pursuit
CHAPTER IX. THE DISPOSITION OF CAVALRY IN A CAMPAIGN
FIRST PART
SECOND PART
CHAPTER X. HORSE ARTILLERY AND CAVALRY
CHAPTER XI. CO-OPERATION OF HORSE ARTILLERY WITH CAVALRY IN THE GENERAL ENGAGEMENT
CHAPTER XII. HORSE ARTILLERY FIRE EFFECT COMPARED WITH RIFLE FIRE
CHAPTER XIII. IN CONTACT WITH THE ENEMY
CHAPTER XIV. SOME DETACHED DUTIES
DESPATCH-RIDING
TRACKING, ETC
PRISONERS
CONVOY DUTY
CHAPTER XV. RAIDS
CHAPTER XVI. THE TRAINING OF THE CAVALRY OFFICER
CHAPTER XVII. THE TRAINING OF THE CAVALRY OFFICER (continued)
CHAPTER XVIII. THE TRAINING OF A SQUADRON
Conclusions
CHAPTER XIX. THE TRAINING OF THE HORSE
CHAPTER XX. THE TRAINING OF THE MAN
(A) Riding
(B) Soldier’s Care of Horses
(C) Shooting and Fire Discipline
(D) The Personal Weapon
(E and F) Mens sana in corpore sano
Theory
INDEX
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