06-17-2008, 04:43 PM
I think you mean the battle of Großgörschen 1813?
Well, i remember that horses do not want to run into a solid line of men, if this would not be true, Wellington would have had a hopeless position at Waterloo when General Neys Cavalry attacked the British squares, or remember Gaugamela, when the Macedonians opened channels through their lines to trap the chariots.
I believe that the ranks of a cavalry unit must break when charging a fresh infantry unit, no matter what period you are looking at.
Kind regards
Strategos
Well, i remember that horses do not want to run into a solid line of men, if this would not be true, Wellington would have had a hopeless position at Waterloo when General Neys Cavalry attacked the British squares, or remember Gaugamela, when the Macedonians opened channels through their lines to trap the chariots.
I believe that the ranks of a cavalry unit must break when charging a fresh infantry unit, no matter what period you are looking at.
Kind regards
Strategos
Strategos
(Willi Miesen)
Athenian Hoplite
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(Willi Miesen)
Athenian Hoplite
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