Gettysburg wasn't so much an attempt of that as much as it was simply a full-on attack, which encompassed a flanking maneuver. remember, Hammer-and-Anvil is more about pinning than flanking from behind, not just about attacking a flank.
Re: Has anybody in history found a counter to the Hammer-and-Anvil?
Gettysburg wasn't so much an attempt of that as much as it was simply a full-on attack, which encompassed a flanking maneuver. remember, Hammer-and-Anvil is more about pinning than flanking from behind, not just about attacking a flank.
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