Motor Transport in Campaign
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It is believed that we should give some serious 519 9 study to the working out practically of this question of a suitable type of combat train wagon.
The heavy auto-truck companies are often supplied with trailers, the trailer having the same carrying capacity as the truck. This type usually carries 3 tons, but for all-round service a 1^-ton truck has been found most acceptable. The use of trailers, however, must depend upon road conditions, and where good road conditions do not exist the strai...n on the truck is so great as to render the use of the trailers with the truck not advisable.
The number of auto trucks is usually fixed by the number of vehicles required to transport either one day's rations for a corps (125 tons) or two " lots" of ammunition, infantry and artillery (160 tons). The trucks are expected to make 12 miles an hour and to be able to travel about 100 miles a day.
The personnel with an auto-truck company varies, but it is not far from the organization prescribed for our motor-truck companies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is believed that we should give some serious 519 9 study to the working out practically of this question of a suitable type of combat train wagon.
The heavy auto-truck companies are often supplied with trailers, the trailer having the same carrying capacity as the truck. This type usually carries 3 tons, but for all-round service a 1^-ton truck has been found most acceptable. The use of trailers, however, must depend upon road conditions, and where good road conditions do not exist the strai...n on the truck is so great as to render the use of the trailers with the truck not advisable.
The number of auto trucks is usually fixed by the number of vehicles required to transport either one day's rations for a corps (125 tons) or two " lots" of ammunition, infantry and artillery (160 tons). The trucks are expected to make 12 miles an hour and to be able to travel about 100 miles a day.
The personnel with an auto-truck company varies, but it is not far from the organization prescribed for our motor-truck companies.
What to read after Motor Transport in Campaign?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. War Dept. General Staff to read onlineMoreLess
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