Why Did Soldiers Fight in Lines? Maintaining Communication!
April 25, 2023
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Battles in the Long 18th Century could get pretty big. Like, 'impossible to comprehend' big. The two flanks of an army could practically be a world away! So, how did this impact the way in which militaries drilled and fought during this time? Yet again we explore the question of "Why Did Soldiers Fight in Lines?" this time by looking at the physical limitations of the battlefield
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Intro 00:00
Sponsored Message 01:51
Small-Scale Unit Tactics 04:47
Large Scale Movement & Command 12:25
Conclusion 18:00
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