Battle tactics

lead to battles, battles have a victor, and the victors tell our history. The Phalanx, an ancient Greek battle technique, was significant because of its basic design and evolution over time. Its triumphant creation, first use in the battle of Marathon, and the greeks realization on the importance of battle strategy. With new battle technology and techniques arising all around, the phalanx was designed to lead the users to victory, by protecting the wounded and creating a shield. Battle methods

Viking battle tactics and weaponry continues to impact our world today. From the unique technique that the Viking performs in battle to the powerful weapons used. The Vikings were the first and probably the last to introduce their unique battle tactic. Which is that they had no professional standing army and did not fight regular formations (Viking Weapons and Warfare). The formation was to charge towards their enemies all at once, catching their enemies off guard and giving the Vikings the advantage

they needed to secure victory against the opposing forces. The total aspects of these Mongol battle tactics stemmed from brute force and psychological warfare. By having these tools the Mongols spent their time before invasion spying on their enemies, thus finding the best way to defeat them. The purpose of this article was to explain to other Mongols, as passed through oral tradition, of their battle tactics, to either be used again, or even to encourage the people of the empire that they were the

Medieval Battle Tactics      Medieval tactics were essential for an attack or siege of a castle. Many tactics and strategies helped develop much-improved version of an attacking artifact, like weapons and sieging machinery. The knights of Medieval England which were the cavalry, improved as the years went by, but never actually had any tactics or strategies. The usual knight would just go out there and fight. The knights were the counter offensive against a small siege, but they were ineffective

Vietnam to Syria. Though they were successful with much of their battles within the 13th century, they were nicknamed the barbarians. This is because of how barbaric and brutal their actions were in their time of attainment of the land. The Mongols have been known as the most Barbaric of their time and as of now there has been no tribe or group of people who would could be compared to them. In Document 3 “Carpini on Battle Tactics”, the author displays a way in how brutal the Mongols really were

political events that leads to physical involvement in the form of armed combat. Technology is a major deciding factor in war, along with the battle tactics used, terrain, experience and professionalism of the opposing forces. By 1961 both the United States and Vietnam had developed a broad array of guns and weapons to fight off one another. Coupled with battle tactics this provides a deadly and extremely hostile environment. In the beginning of the war the weapon of choice for the support troops was

Elvellyn With glowing eyes, mysterious ways and savage battle tactics, Elvellyn are often mistaken for demons and are widely feared by those who know of them. Pack Mentality Elves are commonly seen as a gentle, slow moving and tree hugging race among many humans. However, this could not be further from the truth. When in their element the Elvellyn are not only graceful and mysterious but quite brutal and unforgiving. Among their own race many see each other as family, or pack. But outsiders and

bloodshed, and no battle demonstrated this fact more than the battle of Verdun (Feb 21, 1916 – Dec 18, 1916). The near half a million casualties suffered during the battle of Verdun displayed the futility and uselessness of past battle tactics. France for the most part did not change its tactic, but along with the British began development of the tank. The tank was a terrifying tool for warfare, but Germany had a different solution to the problem. Through study of battle tactics used during the

Did you know that Mongols are known for their wars and battle tactics? Overall, the Mongols show more cultural destruction. There are 3 reasons why the Mongols are a cultural destruction. One reason is the army and the wars that they have been through. Also all the suffering that they did as a team. Another reason is their battle skills and tactics that they used in the wars. Last is the laws and customs that they have. There are many reasons why it is cultural destruction, and it is the army. One

They would easily get mowed down in droves by machine guns, blown apart by artillery, or picked off by a sniper. These multiple empires were losing men way too fast, They needed to come up with new tactics to infiltrate an enemy trench instead of just sending everyone out there to be killed. (http://spartacus-educational.com/FWWinfiltration.htm )The allies came up with the idea to create giant