A Treatise on the Tactical Use of the Three Arms: Infantry, Artillery, and Cavalry
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A TREATISE
ON THE
TACTICAL USE OF THE THREE ARMS:
INFANTRY, ARTILLERY, AND CAVALRY.
BY
BY
FRANCIS J. LIPPITT,
EX-COLONEL SECOND INFANTRY, CALIFORNIA VOLUNTEERS.
EX-COLONEL SECOND INFANTRY, CALIFORNIA VOLUNTEERS.
TO THE MILITARY PUBLIC.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
TACTICAL USE OF THE THREE ARMS.
TACTICAL USE OF INFANTRY.
I.—Its Attack, generally.
II.—Formations for Attack.
III.—The Attack, how made.
IV.—Bayonet Charges.
V.—Defence against Infantry.
VI.—Defence against Artillery.
VII.—Defence against Cavalry.
VIII.—Squares.
IX.—Skirmishers.
I.—Its Attack, generally.
II.—Formations for Attack.
III.—The Attack, how made.
IV.—Bayonet Charges.
V.—Defence against Infantry.
VI.—Defence against Artillery.
VII.—Defence against Cavalry.
VIII.—Squares.
IX.—Skirmishers.
TACTICAL USE OF ARTILLERY.
I.—How posted with respect to the Ground.
II.—How posted with respect to our own Troops.
III.—How posted with respect to the Enemy.
IV.—Posting of Batteries and of Pieces as between themselves.
V.—How used.
VI.—Its Fire.
VII.—Its Supports.
I.—How posted with respect to the Ground.
II.—How posted with respect to our own Troops.
III.—How posted with respect to the Enemy.
IV.—Posting of Batteries and of Pieces as between themselves.
V.—How used.
VI.—Its Fire.
VII.—Its Supports.
TACTICAL USE OF CAVALRY.
I.—Its Formations.
II.—Its Strong and its Weak Points.
III.—How Posted.
IV.—Its Supports.
V.—How Used.
VI.—How it Fights.
VII.—Its Charge.
VIII.—Its Attack on Infantry.
IX.—General Remarks.
I.—Its Formations.
II.—Its Strong and its Weak Points.
III.—How Posted.
IV.—Its Supports.
V.—How Used.
VI.—How it Fights.
VII.—Its Charge.
VIII.—Its Attack on Infantry.
IX.—General Remarks.
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