 | 1871 - 526 стор.
...should be done, the advance of the infantry on a position defended by breech-loaders is not possible. To silence the attacking guns is the essential object...defensive, then the infantry will know how to repulse the attack of the enemy's infantry ; but artillery on the offensive should, on the contrary, make it the... | |
 | Robert Home - 1873 - 388 стор.
...should be done, the advance of the infantry on a position defended by breech-loaders is not possible. To silence the attacking guns is the essential object of the artillery on the defensive, then the infautry will know how to repulse the attack of the enemy 'a infantry. But artillery, on the offensive,... | |
 | Robert Home - 1882 - 354 стор.
...is not possible. To silence the attacking retrospect. Captain May. (Translated" by Oiivry.) L33 guua is the essential object of the artillery on the defensive, then the infantry will know how to repulse the attack of the enemy's infantry. But artillery, on the offensive, should, on the contrary, make it the... | |
 | Sir Reginald Clare Hart - 1897 - 394 стор.
...of the enemy." It will not be out of place to refer to a difference of opinion. Captain May wrote, " To silence the attacking guns is the essential object...defensive ; then the infantry will know how to repulse the attack of the enemy's infantry. But artillery on the offensive should, on the contrary, make it the... | |
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... reserve, we cannot call this an artillery action having a common purpose. To silence the artillery of the enemy cannot be the most important object of the side which takes the offensive. Even if this should be done, the advance of the infantry on... 