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Hardee's Tactics
On November 26, 2007
I mentioned in the last post that I had begun reading Douglas Southall Freeman’s R.E. Lee: A Biography. In the “Foreward,” Freeman mentions that in his references to military terminology, he has applied “Hardee’s Tactics” which was used by both armies. Fortunately, I found a copy on the web. I discovered – you all may have found it long ago – the fantastic U.S. Regulars Archives which has digitized copies of a variety of tactics documents. I’ve filled under military history.
Tagged with: Civil War • Douglas Southall Freeman • Hardee's Tactics • Infantry Tactics • Robert E. Lee • U.S. Regulars Archives
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