Development of Tactics World War
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The French, having wired the edges of the woods, pre- ferred the system of posting small posts and machine guns there, and arranging a disconnected defensive position, with low blockhouses connected with wire, in the interior. Ob- stacles were placed from the edge into the interior so as to lead the attacker into blind alleys dominated by machine guns. Sharpshooters and machine guns lodged in trees kept paths and roads under fire. Much use was made of sound detectors which gave notice of the ap...proach of the enemy. In the Vosges the Alpine Chasseurs, lodged in trees, gave the alarm by imitating the cries of birds. The defense was made offensively (ambush), the principal intention being to fall on the flank of the careless pursuer. The artillery fire at the start was barrage fire, with ravines, crossroads, paths, and roads through the woods systematically kept un- der fire.
If woods are of small extent we will push through them rapidly, but such procedure has its danger if the woods are large.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The French, having wired the edges of the woods, pre- ferred the system of posting small posts and machine guns there, and arranging a disconnected defensive position, with low blockhouses connected with wire, in the interior. Ob- stacles were placed from the edge into the interior so as to lead the attacker into blind alleys dominated by machine guns. Sharpshooters and machine guns lodged in trees kept paths and roads under fire. Much use was made of sound detectors which gave notice of the ap...proach of the enemy. In the Vosges the Alpine Chasseurs, lodged in trees, gave the alarm by imitating the cries of birds. The defense was made offensively (ambush), the principal intention being to fall on the flank of the careless pursuer. The artillery fire at the start was barrage fire, with ravines, crossroads, paths, and roads through the woods systematically kept un- der fire.
If woods are of small extent we will push through them rapidly, but such procedure has its danger if the woods are large.
What to read after Development of Tactics World War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Balck to read onlineMoreLess
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