 | Sir John Frederick Maurice - 1891 - 192 стор.
...of Edward III. ; method5 of how they depended upon the food which they found in the stratesycountry through which they moved ; and how, when they had...the moment when a system was devised by which, along a regular chain of posts, or " line of communications," an army received its supplies of food, warlike... | |
 | Henry Granville Sharpe - 1909 - 106 стор.
...— Odier, "Cows £ Etudes sur I' Administration Militaire," Vol. IV., p. 298. "The great strategical movements of armies have depended always upon their means of obtaining food and warlike supplies." — Colonel Maurice, "War," p. 13. "An army is a city flung down suddenly in the country, each day... | |
 | Henry Granville Sharpe - 1909 - 106 стор.
...it."—Odier, " Cours d'Etudes sur V Administration Militaire," Vol. IV., p. 298. "The great strategical movements of armies have depended always upon their means of obtaining food and warlike supplies."—Colonel Maurice, "War," p. 13. "An army is a city flung down suddenly in the country,... | |
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Now the great strategic movements of armies have depended always upon their means of obtaining food and warlike supplies. 