
Battle Of Courtrai, July 11, 1302
By André Geraque KifferLength1h 30m
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As an outline of the tactical maneuver that will be tested in the simulated battle game of chapter 3, we present the Staunton chess Opening as a model, where we will consider a hypothesis (compared to chess) that employs the battle order 12, Yarmuk s or the reinforced oblique on the attacking flank, which has its best use in an attack which a smaller force (Note: in this case the inferiority is more for the relative advantage of the Flemish defense device than the French attack s, than for the effective) against an bigger one, reserving from the initial shock the weakened flank.
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Table of contents
1ANDRÉ GERAQUE KIFFER
2CHAPTER 3 – TACTICAL SIMULATION.…….......53
3CHAPTER 1
4An invasion of Champagne by the Earl of Bar in
5Franco-Flemish border near Douai on June 14. The
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6Im 4: Flanders at the time.
7county governor, a very bad choice. This non-
8When the Flemings besieged Kortrijk (French
9Luxembourg. In 1302, with his father in prison and
10War (1297-1305). King Philip IV sent him against
11The French army
12Im 9: Medieval warfare.
13stream.
14front ranks.
15firm.
16without mercy.
17A desperate foray of the French garrison, which
18prisoners for ransom, in revenge for the French
19Namur entered Ghent on July 14. The patrician
20Spurs" battle because of the many pairs of these
21CHAPTER 2
22TACTICAL ANALYSIS
23Age.
24General Rules for campaign Operational
25Afterwards the Byzantine Army - of the Eastern
26Italy, unlike the other nations of Europe at the
27CHAPTER 3
28Army
29time). And, furthermore, our deployment - which will
30A Groeninge Division, under Guy of Namur
31Oudenaarde Division infantry attack, your artillery -
32In two activations of the Artois and Nesle
33and Fire Results Table (Im 28) constituents of the
34The Oudenaarde Division continues the tug-of-
35Flemish reaction
36Reserve PKs to the Grand Division in an attempt to
37Bridge Head over the Grand
38risk of penetration into this crucial sector, Namur
39bears a heavy price on the disorganized French
40that in a single action of an activation the withdrawal
41At this point in the battle, with all Flemish units
42of the Ghent Division suffer setbacks, unable to
43Siege against Courtrai
44Assault over Coutrai
45Therefore, the French operational strategy
46After a preparation by the crossbowmen (CB)
47Im 44: Conquest of the city square.
48Im 45: Conquest of the castle.
49numerical advantage (4 DM x2 DM) and +4 for the
50Im 47: Courtrai surrender.