Army Veterinary Service in War
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Water supply is a diiS&cult and yet a very important proposition where large bodies of troops are concentrated.
Picture the concentration of 150,000 to 190,000 animals in a radius of a few miles, and the prospect of a successful advance over a country removed from water in the summer season.
French village ponds in occupied areas were of no value. They were the cause of sewage poisoning in some instances. So particular were Corps in certain areas that the maps of Brigadier-Generals' Administrat...ion were marked with water points and even water troughs for animals. But for these wise provisions, in these areas our wastage would have been much heavier. Animals travelling by train, and especially sick horses under evacuation, had their own self-contained watering arrangements. Water parades, time schedules, and the presence of an officer at watering parades are part of the requisite care of animals in the field. It is a feature of animal management in India, and in frontier expeditions of that country, which requires putting on a better basis, and particu- larly with regard to the camel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Water supply is a diiS&cult and yet a very important proposition where large bodies of troops are concentrated.
Picture the concentration of 150,000 to 190,000 animals in a radius of a few miles, and the prospect of a successful advance over a country removed from water in the summer season.
French village ponds in occupied areas were of no value. They were the cause of sewage poisoning in some instances. So particular were Corps in certain areas that the maps of Brigadier-Generals' Administrat...ion were marked with water points and even water troughs for animals. But for these wise provisions, in these areas our wastage would have been much heavier. Animals travelling by train, and especially sick horses under evacuation, had their own self-contained watering arrangements. Water parades, time schedules, and the presence of an officer at watering parades are part of the requisite care of animals in the field. It is a feature of animal management in India, and in frontier expeditions of that country, which requires putting on a better basis, and particu- larly with regard to the camel.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore, John, Sir, 1761-1809 to read onlineMoreLess
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