The Oblique Order: Military Formation The Oblique Order is a military formation strategy that emphasizes diagonal positioning of troops to create a tactical advantage over the enemy. This approach organizes forces in such a way that one flank is strengthened while the other remains weaker or less engaged, allowing commanders to focus their efforts on a decisive point in the enemy line. Historically utilized by notable leaders like Maurice of Nassau and later by Napoleon Bonaparte, the Oblique Or

308K views · 3.6K reactions | To win a naval battle, one British Admiral ignored a direct order by literally turning a blind eye. #history #historyfacts #historical | Online Updates | Facebook

On This Day in Alamo History - March 6, 1836 On the thirteenth day, Santa Anna gives the order to attack just before dawn. After a bloody 90-minute battle, the Alamo falls. A big thank you to everyone for who watched, shared and reacted to our videos over the last 13 days. We are glad you enjoyed them! Thank you also to Alamo staff and volunteers (especially Misty Hurley and Ryan Badger), David Little at the Texas General Land Office, Gary Zaboly, and Todd White at Todd White Photography for mak

183K views · 1.3K reactions | First Shots: American Revolution's Opening Conflict Around dawn at 5:00 AM, British regulars order militiamen to lay down arms; shots erupt, eight are killed or dying, one British soldier wounded. This brief clash sparks the American Revolution’s first battle. To watch the full video just search ‘Epic History’. #RevolutionaryWar #USHistory #EpicHistory #reels #fyp | Epic History TV | Facebook