American Civil War Dismounted Cavalry - Black Powder Epic Battles Tribal bearing 100 guns

bearing 100 guns

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though some commanders preferred to think of the “fourth man” forming a reserve to be called upon if the line was hard pressed

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American Civil War Dismounted Cavalry - Black Powder Epic Battles Tribal bearing 100 gunsMetal Miniatures EB 9502? LTS 30c4 WLX 16c1 The role of Cavalry during the American Civil War went through a peculiar evolution. The realities of the evolving battlefield required a change from the tactics of previous wars. A headlong charge into formed enemy infantry or artillery became an unnecessary risk, the firepower they wielded more than enough to prevent any such charge from hitting home. Cavalry thus fought differently in the civil war than