Читать книгу Our Cavalry - Michael Frederic Rimington - Страница 10

Table of Contents

“When you charge make a change of front and attack them in flank. This manœuvre can always be successfully practised against an enemy like the English, who make a vigorous and disunited charge, whose horses are not very manageable, and whose men, brave but uninstructed, begin their charge too far away from the enemy.”—De Brack.

“Ten men on the flank do more than 100 in front.”—Von Schmidt (p. 90).