Highwaymen very rarely robbed anyone from the back of a horse. Horses are great big creatures that don't like a whole lot of noise, they tend to stamp and rear if the get frightened or they may just take off at a full gallop.
Highwaymen more times than not would work in pairs. They would find a place that was wooded on either side or they may just be standing at a cross roads on some busy highway. One would dismount and hold the other fellows horse. They would both be armed and would wait for a passing coach or traveler to come by (this was planned because coaches had timetables , even back in the eighteenth century) leveling there pistols and stopping the coach. If the coach driver made a break for it the highwayman holding the horses would release his oppo's horse and go after the coach normally shooting the lead horse (always the horse on the front left of the vehicle) or maybe even shooting the driver.
Once the coach was stopped they would rob those inside and make their getaway.
It was very rare for a highwayman or men to rob a coach single handed because you could pretty much guarantee that the driver or guard , even the passengers would have been armed. Firearms in the eighteenth century were very easy to get hold of and comparatively cheap.
They would also employ the use of the "footpad" nothing more than a thug to help on bigger jobs i.e mail coaches.
These coaches were heavily defended and it would have been easy for a highwayman to fall victim to a blunderbus or a hail of bullets from within the coach.
They also had camps set back in woodland where they would wait for a few days before moving on, horses were never kept too close by for fear that their whinning and stamping would give the position away. They would have been kept a good way away from the camp, but close enough for the highwayman to make a break for it if needed.
For communication and transportation of troops and supplies. It heavily influenced the tactics of both armies.
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Highwaymen often demanded valuables or money from their victims, and threatened them with violence if they did not comply. They may have also used intimidation tactics or weapons to instill fear and compliance in their victims.
For communication and transportation of troops and supplies. It heavily influenced the tactics of both armies.
Tacticle come from late 16th century (in the sense 'relating to military or naval tactics'), from Greek taktikos + al.
European generals invested heavily in the power of mobility in their battle tactics. During the US Civil War, mobility did indeed prevent a defeated army to escape destruction, however, ahead of mobility was entrenchments and the value of defense coupled with a counterattack.
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Why do I use tactics? Well, because tactics are better than brute force.
The battle of Marathon is a notable example how a smaller , yet determined , force (Greek) which is heavily armoured with superior tactics can decisively defeat a numerically superior enemy (Persian) .
The battle of Marathon is a notable example how a smaller , yet determined , force (Greek) which is heavily armoured with superior tactics can decisively defeat a numerically superior enemy (Persian) .