Lectures On Cavalry
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But when you dismount the other man is not going to charge straight at you and let you shoot him up. He can either disappear temporarily from your front, and still be ready to prevent your further mounted work, or he can dismount a few men to hold your firing line and with the remainder attack you in flank or rear. If your mission is offensive, as it usually is for cavalry, you want to get rid of this op- posing cavalry and you cannot do so without the use of mounted action, alone or combined w...ith fire action.
Of course there will be many situations where dismounted fighting only can be used, and many others where a combination of mounted and dis- mounted will get the best results. The larger the cavalry command the less chance there is for it to use shock action alone, but the more chance there is —55— for it to employ a combination of fire and shock action.
Use fire action or shock action or a combination of the two, in the way that will best accomplish your mission, but never fail to consider the mounted charge, for where it can be used nothing is so quick and effective.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But when you dismount the other man is not going to charge straight at you and let you shoot him up. He can either disappear temporarily from your front, and still be ready to prevent your further mounted work, or he can dismount a few men to hold your firing line and with the remainder attack you in flank or rear. If your mission is offensive, as it usually is for cavalry, you want to get rid of this op- posing cavalry and you cannot do so without the use of mounted action, alone or combined w...ith fire action.
Of course there will be many situations where dismounted fighting only can be used, and many others where a combination of mounted and dis- mounted will get the best results. The larger the cavalry command the less chance there is for it to use shock action alone, but the more chance there is —55— for it to employ a combination of fire and shock action.
Use fire action or shock action or a combination of the two, in the way that will best accomplish your mission, but never fail to consider the mounted charge, for where it can be used nothing is so quick and effective.
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