
The Tactical Notebook explores the armies that are, the armies that were, and the armies that might have been.
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A 1940 that could have been
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Three Mark III Valentine and two M4 Sherman tanks in Soviet Service
In the weeks before going into position, the anti-tank company spent every available minute bringing up building materials and building fortifications. Thus, by the time w...
In 1914, the standard German cavalry regiment consisted of four squadrons, each of 150 or so mounted combatants. When the unit fought on horseback, all of these soldiers went into battle. When, however, the regiment fought on foot, every fo...
Étienne Prosper Berne-Bellecour Reminiscences of the War (1885) (Wikimedia)
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