This week at practice we’re going to be working on flanking maneuvers. Not just to review them, but to train and improve! Over the years we’ve had several different variations of flanking, but all have had the same purpose: break the enemy line. It’s bread and butter stuff for melees. We’re going to be exploring … Read More
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Sometimes, it’s beneficial to take a step back and think before you leap into the fray.
The following is an introductory excerpt from the Small Unit Tactics for Light Weapons Manual as written by the Blue Company in the Outlands. You can download the full manual using the attachment link below.
Not many people realize that Melee and Dueling require very different skills, mindsets, and attitudes. The goal is be both a Duelist and a Melee-ist…Skirmisher…Soldier… I dunno.
I wrote this story for my English class in college. I embellished the ending a bit to make it so we won the scenario for story sake. Hope you enjoy it!
In this week’s Woodland Watch, I’ll be sharing my thoughts on Melee and becoming a better soldier in melee because that will be our focus this year.
A while ago, Kane asked me to write something up about how to be a good leader. Leading on the fencing field is probably my favorite thing about fencing, and I think I’m an effective leader. That doesn’t mean I win every battle, or am totally awesome, it just means I lead well. So I’ve … Read More
