Cavalry in War And Peace
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Of the straits to which a great army may be reduced when supplies really give out, the cam- paign of 1812 in Russia is a good example. There, even during the advance to Moscow, Napoleon's army practically dissolved owing to lack of supplies. Only some 90, 000 men of the mighty host arrived in Moscow ; only these perished during the retreat. How fearfully the Napoleonic armies suffered and melted away owing to want of supplies gives cause for reflection. In the armies of millions of the present ...day such conditions become still more perilous. Matters RAIDS 95 appertaining to ammunition are of equal import- ance. The modern army carries enormous masses of artillery with it. All the guns are designed for a vast expenditure of ammunition, and the rafale from covered positions and against covered positions will indeed make this necessary. Modern infantry, too, is armed in a manner that will entail a prodigious expenditure of cartridges. The re- placement of this expended ammunition is of vital importance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of the straits to which a great army may be reduced when supplies really give out, the cam- paign of 1812 in Russia is a good example. There, even during the advance to Moscow, Napoleon's army practically dissolved owing to lack of supplies. Only some 90, 000 men of the mighty host arrived in Moscow ; only these perished during the retreat. How fearfully the Napoleonic armies suffered and melted away owing to want of supplies gives cause for reflection. In the armies of millions of the present ...day such conditions become still more perilous. Matters RAIDS 95 appertaining to ammunition are of equal import- ance. The modern army carries enormous masses of artillery with it. All the guns are designed for a vast expenditure of ammunition, and the rafale from covered positions and against covered positions will indeed make this necessary. Modern infantry, too, is armed in a manner that will entail a prodigious expenditure of cartridges. The re- placement of this expended ammunition is of vital importance.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernhardi, Friedrich Von, 1849-1930 to read onlineMoreLess
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