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degrees to the right. When there are multiple columns of soldiers, this gets more confusing, and is easier explained IRL. Counter Column The counter column efficiently turns a platoon around and maintains the order of movement. The commands “counter column, MARCH” are called on successive left steps. Then the squads move as follows: Flank Flanking is not really a common or useful movement, but it looks badass, so we practice it. A left flank is called on the left foot, and a right flank is…

Lee developed a plan to conduct a double envelopment, attacking the Federal left and right flanks simultaneously. He planned to make Ewell his main effort, but after Ewell and his subordinate division commanders attempted to dissuade Lee from attempting an uphill attack, Lee decided to make Longstreet the main effort on the opposite flank.13 Of course, Longstreet also expressed reservations in attacking uphill. He attempted to coax Lee into revising his plan, asserting that Longstreet and the…

The Battle of Tannenberg was an engagement between the Russian Empire and the German Empire in WWI. The war was fought in Stebark, Poland. The Russians used their First and Second Armies and Germany used their eighth army. The battle took place on August 17th and ended around September 2, 1914. It all started when two Russian armies invaded German East Prussia in August of 1914. Russia's first army was led by Rennenkampf, and its second army was led by Samsonov. On August 20th, Rennenkampf's…

Gaius Julius Caesar once said “ Veni, Vidi, Vici.”. This quote is relevant because in order to conquer, one must have a plan. Julius Caesar used numerous tactics in order to conquer the many regions he did. Caesar used the wedge formation, the maniple channels, and the strong right flank. The development of these tactics were the most essential contributors to his successes, and helped him to expand his vastly empire. One of Caesar's tactics was the wedge formation. The wedge formation was a…

Most of lava flows are blocky, and pyroxene olivine basalt. (4) 3000 – 2000 years ago The activity became explosive and major pyroclastic falls were erupted intermittently mainly from the summit crater. Deposits of pyroclastic flows were found on the southern and western slopes of the volcano. (5) 2000 years ago to 1707 AD Strombolian activity occurred at the NW-SE trending flank craters, formed many scoria cones. Most of the lava flows are “aa” lava of pyroxene olivine basalt. In the 800-864 AD…

The Union started by attacking Beauregard's men who were defending the railroad junction at Manassas. This attack was just a small force sent to test confederate defenses. Another event was that the fighting commenced and raged on until confederate forces were beginning to be pushed back. The Union had an overly complex plan which caused their first attack to fail and gave the confederates a slight advantage in the battle. The final event of the battle was that confederate reinforcements showed…

Unprecedented victories throughout Maryland at Frederick, Boonsboro, Hagerstown, and many others cites made the Union nervous and caused McClellan to bolster the Federal Army. General McClellan pursued Confederate forces after discover that Lee had split his Army. Two Union corps fought D. H. Hill’s troops for control over South Mountain. Confederate troops withdrew in order to find a more suitable battleground. Lee focused his troops a Sharpsburg, just west of Antietam Creek. McClellan…

their ability to reinforce each other. General Lee had emplaced a very good defensive position and had made it seem as though he had more men than he really did. He was able to effectively place his men in the right place at the right time. Even with 42,000 less men than General McClellan; Lee was able to use his mass to effectively withstand the Union for the whole battle. Even though the Confederates were eventually being pushed back they still maintained the mass and the ability to hold that…

As the Battle of the Granicus began, the Persian leaders, in keeping with their plan to kill Alexander, focused on the Macedonian commander in chief's movements. The glitter of his magnificent armor, the white plumes on helmet and his entourage made him a conspicuous target. When the Persians observed Alexander at the head of the Companion cavalry on the right flank, they concluded that his intention was to attack their left. As a result, the Persians transferred some of their cavalry regiments…