false gaps

Video Information One of the most difficult tactics of the  Ancient Era, it required a genius commander   and a well-trained, properly armed and with  the ability to brave insurmountable pressure.   Alexander the Great used this move during  his masterpiece, the battle of Gaugamela.   After the elite Persian cavalry  attacked the Macedonian left,   The rest of Alexander’s army began slowly moving  towards the right. Darius perceived this gap as   a weakness and sent his Immortals to face the  phalanx in the Macedonian center. Alexander,   himself on the right, used the moment when all of  the Immortals were engaged in battle to… Read More