The 1863 U.S. Infantry Tactics: Infantry of the Line, Light Infantry, and Riflemen

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Stackpole Books, 2002 - 450 páginas
  • The authorized book for the instruction, exercise, and maneuver of U.S. Infantry during the Civil War
  • Includes articles of war, an extensive dictionary of Civil War military terms, and sheet music for military bugle calls
  • A must-have book for historians, researchers, reenactors, and writers

    Written in 1861 at the direction of the War Department and copiously illustrated, this was the book used to train, lead, and maneuver U.S. Infantry units on Civil War battlefields. It contains the school of the soldier, the company, and battalion or fielded regiment, along with all-important instructions for skirmishers. Over 15 pages of field music, the articles of war in use at the time, and a dictionary of Civil War military terminology completes this extensive work.

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    Instruction of the battalion
    12
    Facings Nos 88 91
    21
    Manual of arms Support arms No 133 Present
    27
    To load in four times and at will No 44 97
    44
    Firings Direct fire No 261 Oblique firings
    48
    Bayonet exercise
    55
    To fire by the rear rank No 68 100
    68
    To advance in line of battle No 84 103
    84
    Fix bayonet
    208
    Double quick time
    209
    Deploy as skirmishers
    210
    Halt
    211
    Cease firing
    212
    Rise up
    213
    Rally on the reserve
    214
    Formation of the battalion No 1
    215

    To halt the company marching in line
    99
    To mark time to march in double quick time
    109
    To march in retreat No 119 109
    119
    Firings No 106 Fire at a halt No 107 Fire marching
    120
    To march in column No 195
    123
    To halt the column No 231
    129
    To break files to the rear and to cause them
    137
    ARTICLE IITo change direction by file No 142 112
    142
    Countermarch No 334
    145
    Formation of a company from two ranks into single rank
    149
    The company marching by the flank to form
    153
    General principles and division of the instruction
    155
    March in column at full distance No 164
    164
    March to the front No 71 March in retreat No
    167
    To break into column by platoon either at a halt
    171
    Rally No 127 Rally by sections No 132 Rally by platoons
    174
    Manual of the sabre for officers
    190
    The general
    196
    Column in route No 198 249
    198
    Tattoo
    201
    To extinguish lights
    202
    Orders for orderly sergeants
    203
    Officers call
    204
    Dinner call
    205
    Church call
    206
    School call
    207
    To break by company to the right No
    225
    Break to the rear by the right or left of compa
    229
    Change of direction in column at full dis
    231
    Ploy the battalion into close column on
    234
    Halt the column No 239 257
    239
    ARTICLE VClose the column to half distance or in mass
    273
    March in column at half distance or closed
    281
    Change direction in column at half distance
    287
    Formation in line of battle by two move
    299
    Change direction of a column closed
    306
    To advance in line of battle No 587
    316
    Oblique march in line of battle No 623
    323
    To bait the battalion marching in line of battle
    325
    To march in retreat in line of battle No 664
    330
    To pass a defile in retreat by the right or left
    338
    To form the battalion on the right or left
    342
    To ploy the battalion into column doubled
    348
    march the square in retreat a greater distance than thirty
    356
    March by the flank No 351 March by
    368
    LESSON IVGeneral Principles of wheeling No 377
    377
    The rally No 974
    381
    STREET FIRING
    391
    DICTIONARY OF MILITARY WORDS AND PHRASES
    411
    tance No 351 Countermarch of a column closed
    448
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