Roman Jarymowycz Libros

Exploring the evolution of mounted cavalry, this book delves into the historical significance of the horse in warfare and its impact on social structures. The narrative highlights the adaptability of cavalry in response to technological advancements, from the traditional warhorse to the modern armored tank. Roman Jarymowycz emphasizes that the essence of cavalry transcends mere physical presence, representing a distinct mindset shaped by centuries of military tradition and innovation in the face of changing warfare dynamics.

This work is an operational critique of the art of war as practiced by U.S. and Canadian tank commanders in France in 1944, it also traces the evolution of North American armoured doctrine. Battle performance reviews, interrogation reports, diaries and technical evaluations are all drawn upon.