Fallacies And Facts An Answer to Compulsory Service
Fallacies And Facts An Answer to Compulsory Service
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Was it not rather the fact that the steadily increasing strength and efficiency of the Russian forces con- scripts also, and fighting 5, 000 miles from their homes ruled out the hope of any fur- ther striking successes ? Sir Ian Hamilton entirely ignores the fact that for the only purposes for which we should send a citi- zen army over-sea, it would be encountering a similar force subject to the same influences. Why should our men get war- weary in Bel- gium sooner than the Germans, in Afghanis...- tan sooner than the Russians, in Canada sooner than the Americans ? Even if THE MILITARY AND NAVAL SITUATION 167 professional soldiers can go on longer than citizen soldiers, what is the use if they are beaten at the outset ? Suppose that the Japanese had relied on a professional army. Their narrow budget, even allowing for lower pay and cost of maintenance, would not have provided for a larger expeditionary force than ours. Would that force have been enough to win Liao-Yang, let alone Muk- den ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Was it not rather the fact that the steadily increasing strength and efficiency of the Russian forces con- scripts also, and fighting 5, 000 miles from their homes ruled out the hope of any fur- ther striking successes ? Sir Ian Hamilton entirely ignores the fact that for the only purposes for which we should send a citi- zen army over-sea, it would be encountering a similar force subject to the same influences. Why should our men get war- weary in Bel- gium sooner than the Germans, in Afghanis...- tan sooner than the Russians, in Canada sooner than the Americans ? Even if THE MILITARY AND NAVAL SITUATION 167 professional soldiers can go on longer than citizen soldiers, what is the use if they are beaten at the outset ? Suppose that the Japanese had relied on a professional army. Their narrow budget, even allowing for lower pay and cost of maintenance, would not have provided for a larger expeditionary force than ours. Would that force have been enough to win Liao-Yang, let alone Muk- den ?
What to read after Fallacies And Facts An Answer to Compulsory Service?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roberts Frederick Sleigh to read onlineMoreLess
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