Fortifications
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Per- manent gun emplacements should be constructed only at important points with the primary intention of compelling the enemy to lose time in bringing up his heaviest siege guns. The mobile guns would be located in earthen emplacements well concealed from the enemy's observers who might endeavor to direct fire on them. The point to be emphasized is that unless the garrison be strong enough in both mobile troops and mobile guns to keep the enemy from breaking through the line or coming within e...ffective range of the city proper or other vital point or object to be protected, then there is no hope of offering a prolonged resistance.
In view of the foregoing it is apparent that intrenched areas with mobile troops and guns are a more dependable protection than a stereotyped system of permanent forts.
30669°— No. 513—16 2 10 2. INFLUENCE OF SEACOAST FORTIFICATIONS, WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THE ATTACK BY ALLIED FLEET ON DARDA- NELLES FORTIFICATIONS.
DESCRIPTION OF THE DARDANELLES.
The western approach to the city of Constantinople from the Aegean Sea is through the Dardanelles and the Sea of Marmora.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Per- manent gun emplacements should be constructed only at important points with the primary intention of compelling the enemy to lose time in bringing up his heaviest siege guns. The mobile guns would be located in earthen emplacements well concealed from the enemy's observers who might endeavor to direct fire on them. The point to be emphasized is that unless the garrison be strong enough in both mobile troops and mobile guns to keep the enemy from breaking through the line or coming within e...ffective range of the city proper or other vital point or object to be protected, then there is no hope of offering a prolonged resistance.
In view of the foregoing it is apparent that intrenched areas with mobile troops and guns are a more dependable protection than a stereotyped system of permanent forts.
30669°— No. 513—16 2 10 2. INFLUENCE OF SEACOAST FORTIFICATIONS, WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THE ATTACK BY ALLIED FLEET ON DARDA- NELLES FORTIFICATIONS.
DESCRIPTION OF THE DARDANELLES.
The western approach to the city of Constantinople from the Aegean Sea is through the Dardanelles and the Sea of Marmora.
What to read after Fortifications?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States War Dept War Plans Division to read onlineMoreLess
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