Treatise on
A Treatise on the Tactical Use of the Three Arms: Infantry, Artillery, and Cavalry
作者：Lippitt, Francis J. (Francis James), 1812-1902
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共 56 题- A TREATISE
- ON THE
- TACTICAL USE OF THE THREE ARMS:
- INFANTRY, ARTILLERY, AND CAVALRY.
- BY
- FRANCIS J. LIPPITT,
- EX-COLONEL SECOND INFANTRY, CALIFORNIA VOLUNTEERS.
- ALVORD, PRINTER.
- TO THE MILITARY PUBLIC.
- TABLE OF CONTENTS.
- PAGE
- Tactical Use of Infantry 3
- Tactical Use of Artillery 59
- Tactical Use of Cavalry 93
- TACTICAL USE OF THE THREE ARMS.
- TACTICAL USE OF INFANTRY.
- The subject will be considered under the following heads:--
- 5. As to attacking _cavalry_:
- 7. As to attacking _artillery_:
- We shall consider--
- A. THEIR USE.
- 7. They may be employed to _open the way for a charge_ with the bayonet.
- 9. Skirmishers should _accompany columns of attack_; for--
- B. HOW POSTED.
- C. HOW HANDLED.
- D. RULES FOR INDIVIDUAL SKIRMISHERS.
- 4. Run over _exposed ground_ as quickly as possible.
- 5. Approach the _crest of a hill_ with great caution.
- TACTICAL USE OF ARTILLERY.
- The subject will be treated under the following heads:--
- A. GENERALLY.
- B. IN OFFENSIVE COMBAT.
- C. IN DEFENSIVE COMBAT.
- D. AGAINST INFANTRY.
- E. AGAINST CAVALRY.
- F. AGAINST ARTILLERY.
- 4. Artillery properly plays on the enemy's _guns_--
- 10. _Ball and shell_ should be used--
- TACTICAL USE OF CAVALRY.
- We shall consider--
- And shall conclude with some--
- IX.--GENERAL REMARKS.
- 1. The _formations_ of cavalry for battle are either--
- 5. Cavalry deploys _in lines_--
- 12. As to the _ground_:
- 3. Cavalry _may_ be hurled against the enemy's infantry--
- And _always should_ be--
- 4. The chief duties of cavalry in a _defensive_ battle are--
- 5. _Used offensively_, it must promptly attack--
- 2. Cavalry _charges_--
- 11. Cavalry must never pursue, unless its supports are _close at hand_.
- A. GENERALLY.
- 2. The slightest cavalry charge on the _flank_ of infantry will rout it.
- B. ON SQUARES.
- From what has been said in relation to the three arms, it is evident--
- THE END.