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- When is it appropriate to form a square?
- Defend against Calvary charge, protect Commanding Officer.
- What regiments can form a skirmish in a LB?
- Generally, only 95th.
- What is the benfit of forming a wedge?
- To break enemy ranks, they are difficult to flank.
- What is the benefit of forming a stagger?
- Can utilize fire and advance.
- What is the difference between a wedge and blunt wedge?
- Blunt wedge has an extra man in front.
- Why do we use formations in battle and not just be "fire at will"?
- * Not historically accurate
- * Strategy and formations makes winning easier.
- What formation do you use to prevent from being attacked by Artillery fire?
- Skirmish or a widely spread wedge.
- What command do you use to form a square?
- "Square 2"
- "Form square 3 on me!"
- Depends on number of men
- What formation/transition is most commonly used in LBs?
- "Form left"
- "Form right"
- Forming a line to the right or left of the officer.
- How is a stagger formation properly executed?
- The soldier on the far left (not including the officer) does not move. The soldier to his right takes one step back, the soldier to his right remains, the soldier to his right one step back, and so on until it looks like a zig zag.
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