Gentlemen's Warfare No Match for Guerrilla

The British used Gentleman's warfare in the Revolutionary War. It wasn't the best warfare to use, however. The Americans used Guerrilla Warfare, which allowed them to hide in bushes and surprise-attack the British. It was a hit-and-run Warfare, which meant they would attack, then run away, which made for less deaths on the American side. The British style of Warfare was that they would line up in three rows. The first row would kneel, the second row would squat, and the third would stand. If you think about it, that was very illogical because it made them very easy to kill, for they were less mobile. Joseph Gallinghouse