Letters On Infantry
Letters On Infantry
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The highest aim for instruc- tion which a company can select for itself will there- fore be an exact regulation frontal attack ; at the most it may add slight changes of front, the rein- forcement of the fighting line, the withdrawal of men from that line, good fire discipline, and the most accurate use of its rifles.
This, as I have said, will give the officer com- manding a company enough to do, if during the drill season he drives it thoroughly into his men. But this need not prevent any cap...tain of a company, during the manoeuvres or in war, from skilfully taking advantage of the ground in order, when pos- sible, to gain the enemy's flank, and from making a frontal attack with his excellently trained company upon the flank, rather than against the front of the foe.
Every infantry officer knows how hard it is to teach the men to handle their rifles correctly. It is not sufficient that the soldier should know what he is to do with his rifle ; no, he must also make use of this knowledge instinctively without having to think what he ought to do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The highest aim for instruc- tion which a company can select for itself will there- fore be an exact regulation frontal attack ; at the most it may add slight changes of front, the rein- forcement of the fighting line, the withdrawal of men from that line, good fire discipline, and the most accurate use of its rifles.
This, as I have said, will give the officer com- manding a company enough to do, if during the drill season he drives it thoroughly into his men. But this need not prevent any cap...tain of a company, during the manoeuvres or in war, from skilfully taking advantage of the ground in order, when pos- sible, to gain the enemy's flank, and from making a frontal attack with his excellently trained company upon the flank, rather than against the front of the foe.
Every infantry officer knows how hard it is to teach the men to handle their rifles correctly. It is not sufficient that the soldier should know what he is to do with his rifle ; no, he must also make use of this knowledge instinctively without having to think what he ought to do.
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