Emory upton infantry tactics manual

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  • A new system of infantry tactics, double and single rank, adapted to American topography and improved fire-arms.
  • Alternate title: A new system of infantry tactics, double and single rank, adapted to American topography and improved fire-arms ; Alternate title: Upton's.
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    A Comparison of the 1866 Infantry Tactics, by Emory Upton, with the 1861 Infantry Tactics, by William J. Hardee, and Commentary on its Applications to Reenacting the American Civil War.

    By Leonidas Jones,

    Colonel cmdg

    6th Regiment, 1st Division, ANV

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    Foreword

    School of the Soldier 

    School of the Company

    Instruction for Skirmishers

    School of the Battalion

    Addenda

    Afterword

    Works Cited

    Foreword

    In 1866, Brevet Major General Emory Upton prepared a new system of Infantry Tactics. His goals were to make tactics more similar from one branch of service to another, to simplify the learning process, and to make massive bodies of troops more maneuverable. He learned from the problems encountered in the late war, and accounted for the developments in armament, both in line and skirmishing.

    Emory Upton was born in Batavia, New York, on August 27th, 1939. He decided on a military career early in life and, after attending Oberlin College for two years, succeeded in gaining an appointment to West Point, graduating 8th in the class of May, 1861. He went directly into the artillery service, rising to the command of an artillery battalion, and served through the Sharpsburg campa

     

     

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    Title:Upton's infantry tactics, double & single rank.Alternate title:A new system of infantry tactics, double and single rank, adapted to American topography and improved fire-armsAlternate title:Upton's infantry tactics, double & single rankAuthor:Upton, Emory, 1839-1881Note:D. Appleton, 1868  Link:page images at HathiTrustNo stable link:This is an uncurated book entry from our extended bookshelves, readable online now but without a stable link here. You should not bookmark this page, but you can request that we add this book to our curated collection, which has stable links.  Subject:Bugle callsSubject:Military manualsSubject:United States. Army. Infantry -- Drill and tacticsOther copies:Look for editions of this book at your library, or elsewhere.