rohamleírás

Rohamleírás is a Hungarian term formed from roham (attack or assault) and leírás (description). It denotes a descriptive account of an assault operation, typically used in military contexts to record how a charge or attack was planned and carried out. The term appears in field reports, war diaries, and training documents to convey the sequence of actions and to enable later analysis.

A rohamleírás generally includes objective, location and time, the size and composition of the attacking force, command and control arrangements, reconnaissance results, the planned maneuver and timing, and the supporting fire and engineering aspects. It also notes obstacles encountered, the actual progression of the assault in stages, key engagement moments, and the outcome—whether objectives were achieved, positions captured, and the level of success or failure. Casualties and material losses are typically recorded, along with contemporaneous assessments and recommendations for future operations.

Purpose and use often center on documentation for training, after-action review, and historical reconstruction. By detailing the sequence of events and the decisions taken, a rohamleírás supports learning, accountability, and operational improvement within military organizations.

Historical usage situates rohamleírás in Hungarian military literature from the late 19th through the mid-20th century, where officers used such descriptions to study tactics and to document battles. In modern contexts, the term may appear in historical analyses, translations, or archival materials describing past assaults and engagements. See also: tactical description, military reporting, after-action review.