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    The Development of Infantry Doctrine – part four

    • Post author:joerookery
    • Post published:July 30, 2019
    • Post category:Infantry

    The Development of Infantry Doctrine – part four Regiments attacking first broke up into their battalions, one next to another, and then again into company columns. A company forming an…

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    The Development of Infantry Doctrine – part three

    • Post author:joerookery
    • Post published:July 29, 2019
    • Post category:Infantry

    The Development of Infantry Doctrine – part threeTraditionally, the German military had always distinguished between geleitetem Feuerand Schützenfeuer. Geleitetes Feuer or directed fire was where officers controlled distance, target, and…

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    The Development of Infantry Doctrine – part two

    • Post author:joerookery
    • Post published:July 28, 2019
    • Post category:Infantry

    The Development of Infantry Doctrine – part two Only a very few elite Prussian units, such as light infantry battalions (the Jäger), were equipped with the more precise rifled muzzleloaders.…

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    The Development of Infantry Doctrine – part one

    • Post author:joerookery
    • Post published:July 27, 2019
    • Post category:Infantry

    The Development of Infantry Doctrine – part one Why was there such a gap between the prevailing doctrinal idea of war and the truth of actual war in 1914? The development of…

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    HKK – Höherer Kavallerie Kommandeur – part one

    • Post author:joerookery
    • Post published:July 26, 2019
    • Post category:Cavalry

    HKK - Höherer Kavallerie Kommandeur - part one Just about everyone who is a fan of World War I has the wrong understanding of corps sized cavalry units in the German…

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    General Staff Officers – part two

    • Post author:joerookery
    • Post published:July 25, 2019
    • Post category:Great General Staff

    General Staff Officers – part two Bavaria had its own war academy. Almost the entire course of study was book learning but at the end, there was a three-week staff ride.…

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    The Sonderrechte Grand Duchy of Baden

    • Post author:joerookery
    • Post published:July 24, 2019
    • Post category:States

    Yesterday, I was asked why the blog archive contained the names of four states but not Baden. Those four states were kingdoms. They each had their own king. Baden was…

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    General Staff Officers part 1

    • Post author:joerookery
    • Post published:July 23, 2019
    • Post category:Great General Staff

    General Staff Officers part 1 One of the reasons that our books are so different from others is because of our intimate knowledge of the “red donkey”. These were manuals…

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    The Population-part four –The Proletariat-second half

    • Post author:joerookery
    • Post published:July 22, 2019
    • Post category:Population

    The Population-part four –The Proletariat-second halfThe proletariat lived in residential segregation and feared layoffs or any change in circumstances that would affect their ability to earn wages. Between 1870 and…

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    The Population-part three –The Proletariat-first half

    • Post author:joerookery
    • Post published:July 22, 2019
    • Post category:Population

    The Population-part three –The Proletariat-first half – yes a long one.About two-thirds of the population made up the proletariat, split between agricultural workers and the urban manual laborers. Most had…

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