Andy Young
@noduffdispatches.bsky.social
Pseudo-academic, amphibious warfare geek and house husband.
Not necessarily in that order!
Not necessarily in that order!
I think Albuera - tactically - was brilliant.
In his own words, the en were beaten but did not know it. Such is the element of chance/friction.
Overall, he lost in the most part owing to the quality of his opponents; morally, physically and conceptually.
In his own words, the en were beaten but did not know it. Such is the element of chance/friction.
Overall, he lost in the most part owing to the quality of his opponents; morally, physically and conceptually.
November 15, 2024 at 8:00 AM
I think Albuera - tactically - was brilliant.
In his own words, the en were beaten but did not know it. Such is the element of chance/friction.
Overall, he lost in the most part owing to the quality of his opponents; morally, physically and conceptually.
In his own words, the en were beaten but did not know it. Such is the element of chance/friction.
Overall, he lost in the most part owing to the quality of his opponents; morally, physically and conceptually.