Robert Rogers was a hero of the French and Indian War known as the British answer to "La Petite Guerre". He became an expert in Indian fighting styles and formed Rogers' Rangers, a unit unlike anything in the British army at the time. Rogers and his Rangers carried out many dangerous missions deep behind enemy lines, including scouting over incredible distances, and he authored two books on his experiences, with one setting out rules for ranging that are still used by modern special forces.
Robert Rogers was a hero of the French and Indian War known as the British answer to "La Petite Guerre". He became an expert in Indian fighting styles and formed Rogers' Rangers, a unit unlike anything in the British army at the time. Rogers and his Rangers carried out many dangerous missions deep behind enemy lines, including scouting over incredible distances, and he authored two books on his experiences, with one setting out rules for ranging that are still used by modern special forces.
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Robert Rogers was a hero of the French and Indian War known as the British answer to "La Petite Guerre". He became an expert in Indian fighting styles and formed Rogers' Rangers, a unit unlike anything in the British army at the time. Rogers and his Rangers carried out many dangerous missions deep behind enemy lines, including scouting over incredible distances, and he authored two books on his experiences, with one setting out rules for ranging that are still used by modern special forces.
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becomes unlike anything ever seen in the British army – very different.
•Carried out “impossible” missions, many
of which were incredible distances behind enemy lines.
•Will write two books on his experiences
and combat during the French and Indian War ”. One of these, A Plan of Discipline, will become known as Rogers Rules on Ranging. These 28 “rules” are still used by special forces in the U.S. military even today.