Mixed Unit Tactics *

2920 *
The First Hold Revolt *
The Hero's Weapon *
Knightly Orders of Highrock
How to Win a Fight *
Children of the Sky *
The Great War *
The Song of the Askendel *
The War of the First Council *
The Art of War Magic *
Manual of Armor *
Ice and Chitin
Mystery of Talara Part III
Daughter of the Niben
Silence
Incident in Necrom
Mannimarco, King of Worms
Interviews With Tapestrists vol. 18: Cherim's Heart of Anequina

The Ruby Ranks Series;

https://www.reddit.com/r/teslore/comments/3n3qiw/the_ruby_ranks_the_transformation_
of_the_imperial/
https://www.reddit.com/r/teslore/comments/3nmqn4/the_ruby_ranks_the_transformation_
of_the_imperial/
https://www.reddit.com/r/teslore/comments/3myuqc/the_ruby_ranks_the_transformation_
of_the_imperial/

Notes

- An entire Khajiti force in mixed unit tactics was no more than 4 dozen, the
Bosmer units dispatched were only a company in strength. Companies could be from 32
to north of 100 per wikipedia

- Heavy infantry seems to be prized

- Shieldwall formation was used in the Great War by Nordic Legions

- The Art of War Magic suggests that armys be careful to keep both the magical and
mundane in proper accord, this seems to warn against relying to heavily on magic.

- Manual of Armor mentions heavy infantry, heavy cav, pikeman, and foot knights -
this implies a more medieval unit types, likely written in the third era