Learning Quote by John Flanagan
““The men chorused their understanding. Halt studied them for a moment or two, making sure they had all grasped the idea. He didn’t want anyone to get carried away in the excitement of the moment and charge down on the massed ranks of Wargals. Cavalrymen did tend to get excited, he knew. But he could see from their faces that they all knew this was to be a feint. “All””
About This Quote
Source Book: The Lost Gate by John Flanagan, 2018
A commander ensures his troops understand a tactical feint before allowing them to act, preventing reckless aggression.
In simple terms: Leader checks comprehension before action.
Confirm understanding before execution.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- battlefield orders
- training drills
- mission briefings
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- How do you verify team readiness?
- What signals indicate misunderstanding?
If troops misinterpret, the feint could fail.