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German Influence on British Cavalry
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Veröffentlicht 2019, von Erskine Childers bei Good Press
ISBN: 4064066135119
222 Seiten
The author of this essay seeks to encourage innovative ideas for British military practices, particularly in the Cavalry force. They argue that the current system of relying on lances and swords is outdated and should be replaced with a new system based on rifles that is better suited for the country's needs. Additionally, the author advocates for breaking the habit of blindly following foreign ...
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The author of this essay seeks to encourage innovative ideas for British military practices, particularly in the Cavalry force. They argue that the current system of relying on lances and swords is outdated and should be replaced with a new system based on rifles that is better suited for the country's needs. Additionally, the author advocates for breaking the habit of blindly following foreign models and instead creating a force that is specifically designed for the British people.
The author of this essay seeks to encourage innovative ideas for British military practices, particularly in the Cavalry force. They argue that the current system of relying on lances and swords is outdated and should be replaced with a new system based on rifles that is better suited for the country's needs. Additionally, the author advocates for breaking the habit of blindly following foreign models and instead creating a force that is specifically designed for the British people.