Mass Tactics (MT) Course Exam
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Passing Grade: 56/74 (76%)
1)What are the four basic principles of tactics? (4 points)
2)What have tactics evolved to include, and what happens to tactics as they evolve? (3 points)
3)What two Empires met at the Battle of Isandlwana? (1 point)
4)What were the two different tactics used by each side, and give the side that used them? (4 points)
5)What is an Impie? (1 point)
6)Who was the British General sent to destroy the Zulu empire? (1 point)
7)Who devised the Bullhead tactic? (1 point)
8)Give two reasons why the British lost that battle. (2 points)
9)Name the 6 sections of tactics. (6 points)
10)In your own words, explain why information is so important. (4 points)
11)Explain, in your own words, how terrain can be used against your enemy. (4 points)
12)What is morale and how can commanders raise it? (3 points)
13)Name the two Ground attack tactics given in the course. (2 points)
14)Give the names of the sections of the Bull Head tactic, and explain, in your own words, what there part is in a battle. (5 points)
15)What should the rear of the Horns do when the tips engage the enemy? (2 points)
16)In which war was the Wedge Attack tactic used frequently, and name the sides. (2 points)
17)Each of the sides had specialties, which they used frequently. What were they? (2 points)
18)What usually occurred when the French cavalry charged the British (Own words)? (4 points)
19)What, in theory and your own words, should happen once the French Cavalry penetrate the British lines? (3 points)
20)What type of defense is a Stalwart Defense and which armed force uses it? (2 points)
21)Explain, in your own words, how a Stalwart defense was used in the hundred years war. (3 points)
22)Explain why the Refused flank tactic is a Bastion tactic. (2 points)
23)What are the two different ways in which a Refused flank situation can end. (2 points)
24)Explain what a Breakout is, and how it should be administered. (5 points)
25)What are the main points that you need to remember. (6 points)