Night Operations for Infantry
Night Operations for Infantry
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To make a reconnaissance suitable for the execution of night operations requires a great deal of practice, and it is only by constantly testing in the dark the value of the reports sent in that one learns what are the points which it is essential to observe with accuracy.
Night Marches.
In carrying out night marches, the company should be practised as an advanced guard to a column, and as a company acting alone.
In close country an advanced guard will consist of scouts, the point, and the main ...guard. The provision of a vanguard at night is undesirable it lengthens the column without giving any practical advantage.
The scouts should be started two or three minutes ahead of the point, and should keep in the shadow on the side of the road. They will march at a quick pace, halting at cross-roads and suspicious places to listen, and will move on again when they hear the advanced guard ap- proaching. They must be trained to use their ears as much, if not more than their eyes. If they discover the enemy, one of them will return to warn the advanced guard; the others will conceal themselves and watch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To make a reconnaissance suitable for the execution of night operations requires a great deal of practice, and it is only by constantly testing in the dark the value of the reports sent in that one learns what are the points which it is essential to observe with accuracy.
Night Marches.
In carrying out night marches, the company should be practised as an advanced guard to a column, and as a company acting alone.
In close country an advanced guard will consist of scouts, the point, and the main ...guard. The provision of a vanguard at night is undesirable it lengthens the column without giving any practical advantage.
The scouts should be started two or three minutes ahead of the point, and should keep in the shadow on the side of the road. They will march at a quick pace, halting at cross-roads and suspicious places to listen, and will move on again when they hear the advanced guard ap- proaching. They must be trained to use their ears as much, if not more than their eyes. If they discover the enemy, one of them will return to warn the advanced guard; the others will conceal themselves and watch.
What to read after Night Operations for Infantry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Tyrwhitt Dawkins to read onlineMoreLess
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