- fire,
specifically the
musketry volley technique (also
known as the
countermarch),
requires lines of
soldiers to step to the front, fire on
command and...
- as well as the
utilization of the
countermarch to make up for the crossbow's lack of speed. The
crossbow countermarch technique was
further refined in...
-
Jiguang and in late-16th-century ****an. Qi
Jiguang elaborates on his
countermarch volley fire
technique in the
Jixiao Xinshu: All the musketeers, when...
-
Benedict Arnold in
January 1781.
Greene led
Cornwallis on a
series of
countermarches around North Carolina; by
early March, the
British were
exhausted and...
-
could have been deplo**** as gunners.
These formations also made use of
countermarch volley fire techniques.
Firearm platoons deplo**** one team in
front of...
- Luis D'Elía is an
Argentine activist and
politician who
served in the
government of Néstor Kirchner. He is the
founder and head of the
Federation of Land...
- advance, in
order to cut off
their line of supply.
Alexander was
forced to
countermarch, and the
stage was set for the
battle near the
mouth of the
Pinarus River...
- the
impact of wood on wood;
elastomer pads can
reduce the noise. In
countermarch looms, the
treadles are tied to lamms,
which may
pivot at one end or...
-
River Road. Instead, he
marched his
division the
wrong way, and the
countermarch was dela****
because he
directed his
original vanguard to move to the...
- write: His
Memoirs are no
rough soldier's
chronicle of
marches and
countermarches... they
contain the
personal impressions and
acute reflections of a...
