
51st British Infantry Battle Of Cambrai, 1917
By André Geraque KifferLength3h 22m
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The integrated study of terrain, means and mission will be the basis of the most important variable that, scientifically, will be altered in the simulation. This variable is to compare various methods (Fuller and Harper) for a British victory in the Flesquieres sector, which proved to be critical to subsequent failure in the area of operations. That is, changing the historic composition of the 51st Infantry Division to two tank battalions - the D and E - full, six companies - not five as it was - as well as the organization for the battle, employing all three from the outset the 1st echelon infantry brigades, each supported by two tank companies. This would aim at the tactical level to reinforce the principles of mass and thrust, while at the technical level to compare the synthetic methods of the evolution of the use of armor (historically, armored men s machines).
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GenrePsychology, Other
Length3 hrs 22 mins
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Publish dateNov 10, 2019
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1ANDRÉ GERAQUE KIFFER
2CHAPTER 3 – TECHNICAL SIMULATION............63
3CHAPTER 1
4100 guns and 4,000 prisoners - at the cost of only
5The strategic operational concentration of the
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6Havrincourt in the early hours of November 18, it
7Infantry Division - from the Eastern Front - to the
8As a preliminary attack the British infantry
9infantry divisions - the 36th, 51st and 62nd. The first
10Bourlon from the northeast.
11In the center of the IV Corps, to the left of
12The climate
13synchronization with the infantry assault phases.
14forces and artillery.
1548 hours, two further divisions; 48 more hours, total
16The .303-inch Lee-Enfield rifle with a 767 mm
1760 meters from enemy trenches, four equipment
18The persistent nature of mustard gas meant
19Im 10: German submachine gun.
20production of its successor, the "MG 34".
21And second, the evolution or exploitation of
22Ordnance “Quick Firing” 18pdr (83.8 mm) emerged
23Ordnance Works, was the British Ordnance “Quick
24The Handley Page O / 100 model, which
25"x" of the equation for victory.
26This opportunity arose with the battle of
27The preparation of artillery with previously
28particularly because the Mark IV model, though
29CHAPTER 2
30TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
31Protection
32Note: in this study the space between the 1st
33German counterattacks.
34of no more than six times in combat power - just in
354 infantry battalions - three in 1st echelon - and 2
36enemy from your zone of action.
37The Fighter and Approximate Air Support
38CHAPTER 3
39meters, the various types of terrain commonly
4020 hexes for a resistanceless progression.
4150 hexes.
42Advanced observer
430820 hours on November 20, the 2nd Line of
44First Player's Barrage Phase: target hexes are
45First Player's Offensive Fire Phase: all attacking
46(infantry and machine guns) disengage. Unavailable
47100 meters
48500 meters, to
493 e 4. The third
5040 men in two