Instructions for the Training, Employment, and Leading of Cavalry

1st Line 2nd Line able accustomed acquired alignment attack carry cavalry spirit change of direction changing direction charge close squadron column cohesion column of zugs correct depends distance dressing enemy enemy's flank evolutions executed exercises form line formation of line front rank full gallop fundamental principles greatest half-right or left halt hand heads of squadrons horse horse breaks incline inspec instruction instructor inverted keep leading zug leap manner manoeuvring power mêlée ment mounted movable pivot move natural build necessary never non-commissioned officers numbers original pace pivot flank-guide position possible practised preceding zug preserve proper rally rapid rear rank rear zugs regimental column regulation movements Regulations rein rein back result rider riding right or left snaffle sound Front squadron leader squadron-leader suppling tactical tion troops trumpet wheel into line wheeling flank wheeling into column wheeling zugs winter zug-leaders