Letters Written From the English Front in France Between September 1914 And Marc
Letters Written From the English Front in France Between September 1914 And Marc
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O. S are improving; we have been promoting men from the ranks, and corporals to sergeants, to replace the absolute stumers that came out with the drafts, which made the Battalion up when I joined it at Bailleul.
As usual, the long and short of it is, that whether it is a serious matter, or only digging latrines, or cleaning up, the whole thing devolves upon the officer, and one has to stand there and see it done oneself, and even show the N. C. O. S how to do the simplest things oneself.
The ot...her night, after two hours' sleep, I woke up and thought I had better go down the trenches to see that everything was all right. Of course I found one whole platoon in the most hectic state ever seen. Not a sentry on the alert, the N. C. O. On duty sitting down instead of patrolling his lines, and ioo other things. Any enterprising 20 or 30 Huns could have simply walked right in ; unless one is at it day and night, nothing is done.
There are individuals, scouts, etc. , volunteers and picked men, who are priceless, and worth a whole platoon in themselves, but, by Jove, one has to work at the rest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O. S are improving; we have been promoting men from the ranks, and corporals to sergeants, to replace the absolute stumers that came out with the drafts, which made the Battalion up when I joined it at Bailleul.
As usual, the long and short of it is, that whether it is a serious matter, or only digging latrines, or cleaning up, the whole thing devolves upon the officer, and one has to stand there and see it done oneself, and even show the N. C. O. S how to do the simplest things oneself.
The ot...her night, after two hours' sleep, I woke up and thought I had better go down the trenches to see that everything was all right. Of course I found one whole platoon in the most hectic state ever seen. Not a sentry on the alert, the N. C. O. On duty sitting down instead of patrolling his lines, and ioo other things. Any enterprising 20 or 30 Huns could have simply walked right in ; unless one is at it day and night, nothing is done.
There are individuals, scouts, etc. , volunteers and picked men, who are priceless, and worth a whole platoon in themselves, but, by Jove, one has to work at the rest.
What to read after Letters Written From the English Front in France Between September 1914 And Marc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Hamilton Westrow Hulse to read onlineMoreLess
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