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Battle Of Dobrynichi - The Battle
... False Dmitriy I attacked the Russian regiment on watch with his main forces (consisting of Polish choragiews and Russian cavalry) and threw it back to Dobrynichi ... His plan was to force the right flank of the Russian army to retreat beyond the Sev River ... Mstislavsky ordered his right flank (consisting of German and Dutch mercenaries and Russian cavalry) to assume the offensive in order to stop and overrun the enemy ...
... False Dmitriy I attacked the Russian regiment on watch with his main forces (consisting of Polish choragiews and Russian cavalry) and threw it back to Dobrynichi ... His plan was to force the right flank of the Russian army to retreat beyond the Sev River ... Mstislavsky ordered his right flank (consisting of German and Dutch mercenaries and Russian cavalry) to assume the offensive in order to stop and overrun the enemy ...
Battle Of Pułtusk - Battle - Action
... of the Mosin wood with three battalions, a cavalry regiment and an artillery battery covering the road to Gołymin ... the edge of the ridge were 28 squadrons of cavalry linking Barclay de Tolly and Baggovut ... Cossack cavalry was deployed in front of them ...
... of the Mosin wood with three battalions, a cavalry regiment and an artillery battery covering the road to Gołymin ... the edge of the ridge were 28 squadrons of cavalry linking Barclay de Tolly and Baggovut ... Cossack cavalry was deployed in front of them ...
Battle Of Balaclava - Battle - South Valley - Ryzhov's Advance
... Liprandi now brought forward Ryzhov's cavalry in order to press home his advantage ... The Russian cavalry crossed in a south-westerly direction across the Chernaya river and, at about 0900, streamed into the North Valley ... brought his men forward from behind the hillock that had sheltered them from the Russian artillery ...
... Liprandi now brought forward Ryzhov's cavalry in order to press home his advantage ... The Russian cavalry crossed in a south-westerly direction across the Chernaya river and, at about 0900, streamed into the North Valley ... brought his men forward from behind the hillock that had sheltered them from the Russian artillery ...
The Thin Red Line (Battle Of Balaclava) - The Battle
... The Russian cavalry force of 2,500 rode down the road to Balaklava ... and the sole force that lay between the oncoming cavalry and the disorganised and vulnerable British camp was the 93rd Regiment ... a grizzled veteran of 41 years military service, had such a low opinion of the Russian cavalry that he did not bother to form four lines, let alone a square, but met the charge head on with the 2-deep ...
... The Russian cavalry force of 2,500 rode down the road to Balaklava ... and the sole force that lay between the oncoming cavalry and the disorganised and vulnerable British camp was the 93rd Regiment ... a grizzled veteran of 41 years military service, had such a low opinion of the Russian cavalry that he did not bother to form four lines, let alone a square, but met the charge head on with the 2-deep ...
Battle Of Adwa - The Battle
... reserve however, the army was also composed of a significant number of cavalry and infantry only armed with lances ... Also, in the Ethiopian Army there was a small team of Russian advisers and volunteers of the officer the Kuban Cossack army N.S ... with Ras Mikael at the head of the Oromo cavalry the Emperor and his consort remained with the reserve ...
... reserve however, the army was also composed of a significant number of cavalry and infantry only armed with lances ... Also, in the Ethiopian Army there was a small team of Russian advisers and volunteers of the officer the Kuban Cossack army N.S ... with Ras Mikael at the head of the Oromo cavalry the Emperor and his consort remained with the reserve ...
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