Marshal Foch His Life His Work His Faith
Marshal Foch His Life His Work His Faith
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The soldier must actually see his chief, must feel that he is in constant touch with him, and on no account must he be allowed to think that he is merely a pawn in the hands of an unseen player.
** Surely it is in the influence of the commanding officer and in the enthusiasm transmitted by him to his troops that we must look for the explanation of those unconscious movements of that great mass of humanity, which is the army. Only thus can we explain why in certain solemn moments on the field of... battle a whole army, without knowing why, feels itself carried forward as if it were gliding down an inclined plane. '* The chief must have the gift of com- mand.
8o The Chief^s Philosophy of War *^ Thinking and willing — mind and character — are not enough. He must have the gift of transmitting the supreme energy animating him to the masses of men which are his weapon, for the army is to the commander-in-chief what the sword is to the soldier. It is of no value apart from his guiding power.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The soldier must actually see his chief, must feel that he is in constant touch with him, and on no account must he be allowed to think that he is merely a pawn in the hands of an unseen player.
** Surely it is in the influence of the commanding officer and in the enthusiasm transmitted by him to his troops that we must look for the explanation of those unconscious movements of that great mass of humanity, which is the army. Only thus can we explain why in certain solemn moments on the field of... battle a whole army, without knowing why, feels itself carried forward as if it were gliding down an inclined plane. '* The chief must have the gift of com- mand.
8o The Chief^s Philosophy of War *^ Thinking and willing — mind and character — are not enough. He must have the gift of transmitting the supreme energy animating him to the masses of men which are his weapon, for the army is to the commander-in-chief what the sword is to the soldier. It is of no value apart from his guiding power.
What to read after Marshal Foch His Life His Work His Faith?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ren Puaux to read onlineMoreLess
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