Alexander the great built a huge empire, rather quickly by using the strategies and tactics that fit any war or battle situation. Based on the terrain and the army he faced, he had to be flexible with both of the two major components he found successful. Alexander's tactics most often involved the combination of Greek and Persian armies that came before him. With the term of flexibility in mind, Alexander's tactics consisted of the following:
1. The integration of four different weapon systems;
2. Essentially using a professional and well trained army;
3. Heavy cavalry;
4. Heavy infantry;
5. Use of the phalanx battle formation; and
6. The envelopment tactic.
Depending on the circumstances, Alexander sometimes used chariots and war elephants, but this was rare. Additionally, Alexander also personally led his cavalry into battle.
Clearly in his battles, various circumstances led him to improvise, however, the resources mentioned in this paragraph is an accurate summation of Alexander's winning tactics.
Yes Alexander the great accomplished all his goals , one was to win wars and to rule the world , which he did achieve.
If you think about it, when we all went out and bought Halo 3, we thought it would be much like Halo 2. This was exactly how Haig thought at World War One as he had only had experience in Cavalry wars and not in such a war of this scale. Therefore, he was unaware to the tactics. He did change his tactics in order to win the war and lets face it-He did win in the end.
to win
with the French's help and guerrilla tactics
The Carthaginians didn't win any of the Punic Wars. However, they won important battles in the first two, including the battles of Cannae, Trebia and Lake Trasimene.
Yes Alexander the great accomplished all his goals , one was to win wars and to rule the world , which he did achieve.
there tactics were to get the holy lands back and to win the crusade.
The U.S. has won many wars, sports events, and Olympic events. However, without knowing a specific circumstance or event, it is impossible to know the exact tactics or materials the U.S has used to win.
If you think about it, when we all went out and bought Halo 3, we thought it would be much like Halo 2. This was exactly how Haig thought at World War One as he had only had experience in Cavalry wars and not in such a war of this scale. Therefore, he was unaware to the tactics. He did change his tactics in order to win the war and lets face it-He did win in the end.
to win
To win the battle
The tactics are each deliberate action you take. Your strategy is the combination of tactics and the overall plan to win.
There are many strategies that the continental army used during war. In most cases, they used the guerilla tactics to win wars.
with the French's help and guerrilla tactics
Alexander the great
The cast of Trifles That Win Wars - 1943 includes: Ernie Alexander as Billiard Ball Tester Margaret Bert as Arachnophobic Woman Edward McWade as Billiard Ball Tester John Nesbitt as Narrator Tom Quinn as Laboratory Man Bert Stevens as Laboratory Man
i think yes he win