Lessons of War As Taught By the Great Masters And Others Selected And Arranged
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since one wing of the battalion, by simultaneous wheel of its companies into line, would cover the deployment of the other. The choice between them must depend on circumstances. 1 18. 'The method of skirmishing in use amongst the French at St. Maur, in 1868, is thus described. ' One company of each battalion is always permanently detached for skirmishing. It is broken up into two parts, one of which skirmishes, whilst the other acts as support at distances varying from 100 to 150 yards. The ski...rmisher invariably lies prone, with his right leg crossed over his left, his toes taking a firm grip of the ground. He leans on his left elbow, and in case stones or other inequalities of the ground do not present a favourable cover for himself, or rest for his piece, he usually forms one artificially with his chaco or pack. Nothing could exceed their activity, and the celerity with which they took advantage of any cover which presented itself. We remarked that a skirmisher, in the position just described is practically invisible at 300 yards on ordinary grass land.
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since one wing of the battalion, by simultaneous wheel of its companies into line, would cover the deployment of the other. The choice between them must depend on circumstances. 1 18. 'The method of skirmishing in use amongst the French at St. Maur, in 1868, is thus described. ' One company of each battalion is always permanently detached for skirmishing. It is broken up into two parts, one of which skirmishes, whilst the other acts as support at distances varying from 100 to 150 yards. The ski...rmisher invariably lies prone, with his right leg crossed over his left, his toes taking a firm grip of the ground. He leans on his left elbow, and in case stones or other inequalities of the ground do not present a favourable cover for himself, or rest for his piece, he usually forms one artificially with his chaco or pack. Nothing could exceed their activity, and the celerity with which they took advantage of any cover which presented itself. We remarked that a skirmisher, in the position just described is practically invisible at 300 yards on ordinary grass land.
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