US Army Infantry School - Doughboy Yearbook (Fort Benning, GA)

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MONOGRAPHOBIA Gems From The Mines of Research T is a temporary hault ill if all X if losses about equal on either side. It was Napoleons policy to separate his enemies. The French claim that this attack was only a faint. divisions arrived after a heavy nights march. brisk lighting took place between both armies. iii enlilated tire was forced upon the Confederates. Archduke Charles who was at Landshut divided into three columns. VVhy didn't happened this forward and shiftiest movement of the Austrian. Take the offensive whenever there is opportunity. There is plenty of such. This fact was not known to the French who accordingly made plans to counter- act it. He didn't know how long his ammunition would last or how it would be reblemished. From all I can gather Napoleon was one of the world's greatest military leaders. llflenls minds were slowly being made up to stomach the deception of the French and Hght England. Italy is divided into sixty-nine provinces, which are distributed among sixteen compartments. We have heard much of this prominent figure CNapoleonj in history-but few have studied his life. From this we learn that a commander must know where the enemy are, also where his own troops are. Sunday, August the 23rd, the sun rose, causing that day to be a hot one, the bells of the church rang. V General Gibbons, corps was left in camp, it being in view of the Confederates', to hide the movement. ,