Mesopotamia the Daily Mail Inquiry At Baghdad
Mesopotamia the Daily Mail Inquiry At Baghdad
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There is yet another Arab force, known as the levies, which is main- tained by the British taxpayer as an adjunct to the regular military THE ARMY " WITH EVERYTHING JBXCEPT SOLDIERS "5!
units. It is about the same size as the Arab army. Its cost on paper this year is £600, 000. Like the Arab army, its expenditure will probably be greater.
The levies are mostly Assyrians, not Arabs, and they are looking forward to the end of their service next spring. Very few will re-enlist.
Thus a total of ;^i..., 200, 000 at the very least is being wasted this year on two nondescript native military organisations which represent less than a British division in strength and which are far less efficient in every way.
There is a watertight compartment between the levies and the Arab troops. The latter are known as " Feisal's Janissaries, " and although 23 British officers are attached to them as advisers none of them has the right to give an order direct to the men. It must be transmitted by one of their own officers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is yet another Arab force, known as the levies, which is main- tained by the British taxpayer as an adjunct to the regular military THE ARMY " WITH EVERYTHING JBXCEPT SOLDIERS "5!
units. It is about the same size as the Arab army. Its cost on paper this year is £600, 000. Like the Arab army, its expenditure will probably be greater.
The levies are mostly Assyrians, not Arabs, and they are looking forward to the end of their service next spring. Very few will re-enlist.
Thus a total of ;^i..., 200, 000 at the very least is being wasted this year on two nondescript native military organisations which represent less than a British division in strength and which are far less efficient in every way.
There is a watertight compartment between the levies and the Arab troops. The latter are known as " Feisal's Janissaries, " and although 23 British officers are attached to them as advisers none of them has the right to give an order direct to the men. It must be transmitted by one of their own officers.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Percival Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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