Gallipoli Diary, volume I
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" _3rd June, 1915. Imbros. _ Meant to go to Anzac; sea too rough; in theafternoon saw de Robeck and Roger Keyes. Braithwaite came over and wewent through my cable of yesterday. The sailors would just as soon I hadleft out that remark about the enemy being bucked up by the retreat ofour battleships. But the passage implied also that their mere visiblepresence was shown to be most valuable. Both of them agree that I amwell within the mark in saying what I did about the loss of my RussianArmy Corp...s. Roger Keyes next launched a dry land criticism. He rightlythinks that the weakness of our _present_ units is _the_ real weakness:he thinks we are far more in need of drafts than of fresh units; hesuggests that a rider be sent now to insist that the estimates inyesterday's cable were only made on the assumption that my present forceis kept up to strength. I did press that very point in my first cable of17th May, which is referred to in the opening of this cable; further, wekeep on saying it every week in our War Office cable giving strengths.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" _3rd June, 1915. Imbros. _ Meant to go to Anzac; sea too rough; in theafternoon saw de Robeck and Roger Keyes. Braithwaite came over and wewent through my cable of yesterday. The sailors would just as soon I hadleft out that remark about the enemy being bucked up by the retreat ofour battleships. But the passage implied also that their mere visiblepresence was shown to be most valuable. Both of them agree that I amwell within the mark in saying what I did about the loss of my RussianArmy Corp...s. Roger Keyes next launched a dry land criticism. He rightlythinks that the weakness of our _present_ units is _the_ real weakness:he thinks we are far more in need of drafts than of fresh units; hesuggests that a rider be sent now to insist that the estimates inyesterday's cable were only made on the assumption that my present forceis kept up to strength. I did press that very point in my first cable of17th May, which is referred to in the opening of this cable; further, wekeep on saying it every week in our War Office cable giving strengths.
What to read after Gallipoli Diary, volume I?
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