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Untrained and untried naval officers represent a greater risk than men of lim- ited training in the army. The mis-manoeuvering of a battleship or a battle-fleet in action or the ineffectual protection of a harbor might bring immediate and crushing defeat to the nation. Errors committed on land can always be more easily remedied than those committed on the sea.
It, therefore, becomes imperative that the nation does not place too strong a reliance upon the protection which can be secured through ...the activity of a volun- teer mosquito fleet. While every man freely offering his service and tendering as a gift his motor boat or yacht may be willing to die gloriously for his country, it would not serve a military purpose to have untrained men thus sacrificed. We need many thousands of men trained as officers and petty officers for the navy and 186 AMERICAN MINUTE MEN the naval reserve, and these should be given a chance to participate in high sea manoeuvers and in the de- fense of our coasts against enemy attack.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Untrained and untried naval officers represent a greater risk than men of lim- ited training in the army. The mis-manoeuvering of a battleship or a battle-fleet in action or the ineffectual protection of a harbor might bring immediate and crushing defeat to the nation. Errors committed on land can always be more easily remedied than those committed on the sea.
It, therefore, becomes imperative that the nation does not place too strong a reliance upon the protection which can be secured through ...the activity of a volun- teer mosquito fleet. While every man freely offering his service and tendering as a gift his motor boat or yacht may be willing to die gloriously for his country, it would not serve a military purpose to have untrained men thus sacrificed. We need many thousands of men trained as officers and petty officers for the navy and 186 AMERICAN MINUTE MEN the naval reserve, and these should be given a chance to participate in high sea manoeuvers and in the de- fense of our coasts against enemy attack.
What to read after American Minute Men of Today;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adams, Francis Alexandre, 1874- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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