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    In the last chapter of The Prince‚ Machiavelli explains how it is possible to defeat the Spanish and Swiss infantry by attacking their weaknesses. The Spanish cannot withstand a cavalry charge and the Swiss have fallen against enemy infantry. He concludes that a skilled infantry along with the ability to withstand a cavalry charge would be able to defeat both armies.1 The Military Revolution explains how direct forward combat dominated the

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    that is conducive with how the leader would want the tasks to be accomplished. Leadership and discipline are like two opposite sides to one coin. While the infantry soldier should unquestioningly put his life at risk to accomplish a directive or order put forth by his leader‚ the leader needs to use his best judgement‚ knowledge of infantry tasks and skills‚ and experience to give the correct command in accordance with the situation at hand. While the soldier needs to be able to trust the judgment

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    which eventually referred to both the black cavalry and infantry in the West. Following the Civil War‚ in 1866 Congress authorized six regiments of the regular U.S. Army to be staffed by blacks two cavalry and four infantry. By 1869‚ in an overall troop reduction‚ Congress cut the number of black infantry units to two‚ and potential black soldiers enlisted in either the Ninth or Tenth Cavalry or the Twenty-fourth or Twenty-fifth Infantry. During the latter nineteenth century these black regiments

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    Audie Murphy

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    Audie Murphy Audie Murphy was the most decorated American Army soldier of World War II. The orphaned son of Texas sharecroppers‚ he enlisted at age 18 and went on to win two dozen military medals for valor‚ including the Congressional Medal of Honor. After the war Murphy parlayed his war time fame into a career as a movie actor‚ song writer‚ and business man. He wrote his war memoirs‚ To Hell and Back‚ and played himself in the 1955 movie of the same name. The 20th of June is officially Audie

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    Operations[edit source | editbeta] The Allied invasion was detailed in several overlapping operational plans. According to the D-Day Museum: "The armed forces used code names to refer to the planning and execution of specific military operations. Operation Overlord was the codename for the Allied invasion of northwest Europe. The assault phase of Operation Overlord was known as Operation Neptune. Operation Neptune began on D-Day (6 June 1944) and ended on 30 June 1944. By this time‚ the Allies

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    The second major difference in Sturmtruppen equipment was their general uniform. Rohr realized that the metal armor commonly used by soldiers was heavy and hindering the ability of soldiers to cross "no man’s land" and only had soldiers use the Stahlhelm or "coal scuttle" helmet. While the unit did carry some steel breastplates and shields‚ they were only used in specific situations (Gudmundsson 49). Standard uniforms were also partially modified with leather patches on the knees and elbows in response

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    means that we are outnumbered because we only have 7‚000 troops available for battle. 2. I king Harold Godwinson have prepared the finest war party including‚ 1‚000 Archers and 1‚000 Knights and around 5‚000 Infantry with a total of around 7‚000 troops. 3. Troop Archer Knights (Cavalry) Infantry Commander Role Attack opposite side using crossbows. Attack other knights using horses and fight

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    HANNIBAL AND THE BATTLE OF CANNAE The battle of Cannae was a major battle of the Second Punic War near the town of Cannae‚ an ancient village in southern part of Italy. The battle took place between the outnumbered Carthaginian army under Hannibal against the Romans under the command of Lucius Aemilius Paullus and Gaius Terentius Varro. For the most part‚ the Romans were overpowered by the undermanned Carthaginian forces. Many historians agree that the battle of Cannae is one of the greatest

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    1915 as a second lieutenant of Infantry. In his class were many others who would go on to become distinguished‚ such as Dwight D. Eisenhower.

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    Why Hannibal Is To Blame

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    Rome sent us into battle with about 80‚000 men. Hannibal on the other hand‚ arrived at the battlefield with about 40‚000 infantry and 10‚000 cavalry. Hannibal was very smart with how he planned out this battle. He managed to put us in a position where we were stuck‚ in a valley‚ with a river. We would not be able to escape‚ our mobility being restricted and especially because

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