- A
pitched battle or set-piece
battle is a
battle in
which opposing forces each anti****te the
setting of the
battle, and each
chooses to
commit to it...
- the
Berlin Strategic Offensive Operation (16
April – 2 May 1945). A
pitched battle, it was one of the last ****aults on
large entrenched defensive positions...
-
almost broke up when
individual units tried to
force the
Seljuks into a
pitched battle; the
Seljuk cavalry simply disengaged when challenged, in the characteristic...
- Lebanon–Syria border. The
battle is
generally dated to May 1274 BC, as
accounted by
Egyptian chronology, and is the
earliest pitched battle in
recorded history...
-
William Wallace had not emplo****. The
English army was
defeated in a
pitched battle which resulted in the
deaths of
several prominent commanders, including...
-
hailed as the
greatest ruler of his time. He was said to have
gained 18
pitched battles against the
Sultans of Delhi,
Malwa and
Gujarat and was
renowned for...
-
Persians without fighting a
pitched battle.
According to Konecny,
there were two
reasons the Gr****s had to
fight a
pitched battle:
because their phalanx armies...
-
decisive victory for the Marathas. This
battle is
considered particularly significant as it is the
first pitched battle where the
Mughal Empire lost to the...
- his flank. The
Russians withdrew to the
Shevardino Redoubt,
where a
pitched battle ensued.
Murat led Nansouty's
First Cavalry Corps and Montbrun's Second...
- on the
banks of the
River Esk near Musselburgh, Scotland. The last
pitched battle between Scotland and
England before the
Union of the Crowns, it was...