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发表于 2010-2-10 19:25:34
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按series中Daryl指的那个讨论,从Ralph的一个回贴里找到些与地3,5军对阵的联军部队线索。如果真如Ralph所说,洛里斯通是2个师1万对巴克莱1万(得到俄国掷弹师增援后),第3军对克莱斯特+24营掷弹兵+40中队胸甲骑兵(可能指乌瓦若夫的胸甲军)。联军这样的阵容再添上约克的援兵,啃动不是件容易的事。而绕开迂回,侧面又容易遭胸甲骑兵军突击。所以我觉得3点再向Hochkirch方向走已经晚了。
而且在内伊的位置,难以判断乌迪诺、麦克唐纳的牵制行动是否达成了预期。假如巴克莱的兵没有调出一半,甚至可能会对迂回部队形成夹击:西面是胸甲骑兵军,东面是步兵和火炮,成方阵抗击骑兵都很困难,自己骑兵又只有6,7个中队,这样情况会更凶险,有被彻底击溃的危险。
http://theminiaturespage.com/boards/msg.mv?id=131914&page=1
I doubt Jomini told the whole story (he told his own story, I am sure), as Barclay and the cuirassier were in the area as "nvrsaynver" points out. Then, according to Sir Robert Wilson, the Tsar ordered the grenadier division to the area, so they were available as well (24 battalions). Now Barclay's force was rather weak and Lauriston faced most of it with two divisions (each side was maybe 10,000 men).
Leaving Barclay off the list, it all makes one wonder how history would judge Ney had he pressed forward as Jomini said he should, using the numbers from above: (1) either right away at 10:00 with only about two divisions or (2) after waiting until 11:00, with taking forward five divisions (assuming the sixth one would have to be left out as it was a full league's distance behind). In either case, he would have met Kleist backed up by the 40 squadrons of cuirassier and 24 battalions of grenadiers.
Would that have been considered unduly rash?
(What if historian writes, "Imagine, Ney attacked with his infantry and only six ‘feeble' squadrons of Hessian and Baden light cavalry! Couldn't he see the enemy's elite grenadiers and cuirassier opposed his young infantrymen. It was bound to be a slaughter! Meanwhile, he put undue trust in Lauriston to meet Barclay de Tolly at one to one odds. Ney was brave. This shows him foolhardy.")
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