Extracts From Manual for Army Cooks : July, 1917
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Build the wall on the outline and on the line between the oven and boiling plate the wall extending about 4 inches on each side of the outline, so that the base of the range will rest on the center of the wall. Then set up the range on the wall and fill up with earth or brick the space under the oven, except about 6 inches at the rear end. Bank the outside of the wall with earth.
In a permanent camp (see par. 63) it is frequently necessary to evaporate waste under the range and to consume the g...arbage by the same fire. In this case dig a pit about 4 feet long, 3^ feet wide, and 2 feet deep, to give a reservoir for waste water. Pill the pit with cobblestones, leaving a fire box and a gas chamber under boiling plate and Alamo attachment as suggested for teinporary installation. Place a length of stovepipe or any kind of chute at 60 KANtTAl FOR AEKT COOKS.
a convenient place anywhere along the side of the oven, arranging the rocks on which it rests so that there will be a free passage for the water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Build the wall on the outline and on the line between the oven and boiling plate the wall extending about 4 inches on each side of the outline, so that the base of the range will rest on the center of the wall. Then set up the range on the wall and fill up with earth or brick the space under the oven, except about 6 inches at the rear end. Bank the outside of the wall with earth.
In a permanent camp (see par. 63) it is frequently necessary to evaporate waste under the range and to consume the g...arbage by the same fire. In this case dig a pit about 4 feet long, 3^ feet wide, and 2 feet deep, to give a reservoir for waste water. Pill the pit with cobblestones, leaving a fire box and a gas chamber under boiling plate and Alamo attachment as suggested for teinporary installation. Place a length of stovepipe or any kind of chute at 60 KANtTAl FOR AEKT COOKS.
a convenient place anywhere along the side of the oven, arranging the rocks on which it rests so that there will be a free passage for the water.
What to read after Extracts From Manual for Army Cooks : July, 1917?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. War Dept to read onlineMoreLess
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