Map Reading And Intelligence Training
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At 1:15 P. M. A mounted enemy artillery officer and his orderly were captured by two of our scouts who were coming up from the rear on motor- cycles, and on being taken prisoner and brought to my observation post, stated that he had lost his way; would give me no further information ex- cept his name, rank and unit. I removed his arms and in his map case, which was strapped under his saddle blanket, I found the map loca- tions of two batteries which I at once dispatched to our artillery head- q...uarters via motorcycle scout, report- ing same to battalion headquarters by MILITARY MAP READING 99 runner. Prisoner was sent to brigade headquarters under escort.
Weather. The day was foggy, observation low and poor, a light southerly and south- west wind prevailed.
Many of the enemy's artillery ob- servers or scouts could be seen on the distant sky line at any time of the day; also a few mounted men on the right flank.
Four enemy scouts were observed at A 22 a 30-70 apparently sketching. One of them appeared to be an offi- cer; Our snipers failed to get them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At 1:15 P. M. A mounted enemy artillery officer and his orderly were captured by two of our scouts who were coming up from the rear on motor- cycles, and on being taken prisoner and brought to my observation post, stated that he had lost his way; would give me no further information ex- cept his name, rank and unit. I removed his arms and in his map case, which was strapped under his saddle blanket, I found the map loca- tions of two batteries which I at once dispatched to our artillery head- q...uarters via motorcycle scout, report- ing same to battalion headquarters by MILITARY MAP READING 99 runner. Prisoner was sent to brigade headquarters under escort.
Weather. The day was foggy, observation low and poor, a light southerly and south- west wind prevailed.
Many of the enemy's artillery ob- servers or scouts could be seen on the distant sky line at any time of the day; also a few mounted men on the right flank.
Four enemy scouts were observed at A 22 a 30-70 apparently sketching. One of them appeared to be an offi- cer; Our snipers failed to get them.
What to read after Map Reading And Intelligence Training?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C D a Barber to read onlineMoreLess
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