Harpers Pictorial Library of the World War volume 11
Harpers Pictorial Library of the World War volume 11
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P. Button & Co, New York.
THE AMERICAN INDIAN IN FRANCE Nine Thousand Indians Fight True to Their Traditions THE American Indian may have lacked finish as a soldier, but he was certainly a success as a scout and as a fighter in a small group. The New York Evening Sun admits that from the standpoint of discipline Indians were not the best soldiers. They would not salute except when compelled to do so, and instead of a snappy "Sir" to an officer, which military regulations de- mand, they "grunted.... " But when it came to fighting and scouting and sniping, woodcraft was bred in their bones, and their tactics helped to keep down the casualty lists.
A CHOCTAW FROM OKLAHOMA Silas Samuels, a full-blooded Choctaw from Oklahoma, was with the 312th Infantry, which, in his words, "walked all over France, fight a lot, but plent}' food most of time. " "He was over the top four times, and knows positively that he killed at least one German, who opposed hmi durmg a trench-raid. He led a party over the top in a raid one night at midnight, and, guiding them along over the shell- torn terrain, was among the Germans before the latter knew of the foe's presence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
P. Button & Co, New York.
THE AMERICAN INDIAN IN FRANCE Nine Thousand Indians Fight True to Their Traditions THE American Indian may have lacked finish as a soldier, but he was certainly a success as a scout and as a fighter in a small group. The New York Evening Sun admits that from the standpoint of discipline Indians were not the best soldiers. They would not salute except when compelled to do so, and instead of a snappy "Sir" to an officer, which military regulations de- mand, they "grunted.... " But when it came to fighting and scouting and sniping, woodcraft was bred in their bones, and their tactics helped to keep down the casualty lists.
A CHOCTAW FROM OKLAHOMA Silas Samuels, a full-blooded Choctaw from Oklahoma, was with the 312th Infantry, which, in his words, "walked all over France, fight a lot, but plent}' food most of time. " "He was over the top four times, and knows positively that he killed at least one German, who opposed hmi durmg a trench-raid. He led a party over the top in a raid one night at midnight, and, guiding them along over the shell- torn terrain, was among the Germans before the latter knew of the foe's presence.
What to read after Harpers Pictorial Library of the World War volume 11?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hart, Albert Bushnell, 1854-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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