A Brigadier in France 1917 1918
A Brigadier in France 1917 1918
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By the crash of the opening bom- bardment. It came down like a thunderclap on all parts of the line, even as far back as Brigade Headquarters, and left no doubt in any one's mind from its depth and intensity that it meant business.
A hurried move from the shelter to the dug- out was accomplished and, as a considerable proportion of gas shell was being used, gas masks had to be worn and continued to be necessary at intervals during the day, which did not add to the comfort of the proceedings. Th...e morning was cold and damp and a thick mist enveloped everything, so that it was impossible to see any part of the front. Luckily the main telephone lines were buried, so that communication with the front line and the observation posts in Epehy was possible, but even these could not see much, owing to the mist. For six hours the bombardment con- tinued, and it was not until 10. 30 a. M. That any infantry attack developed ; then a general attack along the whole line took place and, favoured by the fog, the enemy penetrated the forward zone in several places but were eventu- 103 A BRIGADIER IN FRANCE ally driven out again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By the crash of the opening bom- bardment. It came down like a thunderclap on all parts of the line, even as far back as Brigade Headquarters, and left no doubt in any one's mind from its depth and intensity that it meant business.
A hurried move from the shelter to the dug- out was accomplished and, as a considerable proportion of gas shell was being used, gas masks had to be worn and continued to be necessary at intervals during the day, which did not add to the comfort of the proceedings. Th...e morning was cold and damp and a thick mist enveloped everything, so that it was impossible to see any part of the front. Luckily the main telephone lines were buried, so that communication with the front line and the observation posts in Epehy was possible, but even these could not see much, owing to the mist. For six hours the bombardment con- tinued, and it was not until 10. 30 a. M. That any infantry attack developed ; then a general attack along the whole line took place and, favoured by the fog, the enemy penetrated the forward zone in several places but were eventu- 103 A BRIGADIER IN FRANCE ally driven out again.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hanway Robert Cumming to read onlineMoreLess
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