Notes On Recent Operations July 1917
Notes On Recent Operations July 1917
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A patrol which has succeeded in penetrating the enemy's line should establish a post on the enemy's line of retreat.
Advanced posts gained and established by day are often heavily shelled. It has therefore been found advisable gen- en illy to reconnoiter by day and gain ground by night.
The normal formation and movements of patrols should be constantly practiced. Front, flanks, and rear must all be guarded, and movements must be made by BOUNDS. All ranks must be taught to realize that informati...on must be got back to the proper quarter, no matter how heavily the patrol may become engaged. Relay posts should be formed if neces- sary.
A valuable lesson is brought home by the difference in con- duct, and consequently in casualties, of two patrols, each of 12 men, when held up by machine-gun fire : In one case the men lay down when fired upon, and the Lewis gun was used to cover the operations of the remainder of the party. The movement of the Lewis-gun detachment was then effected under cover of rifle fire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A patrol which has succeeded in penetrating the enemy's line should establish a post on the enemy's line of retreat.
Advanced posts gained and established by day are often heavily shelled. It has therefore been found advisable gen- en illy to reconnoiter by day and gain ground by night.
The normal formation and movements of patrols should be constantly practiced. Front, flanks, and rear must all be guarded, and movements must be made by BOUNDS. All ranks must be taught to realize that informati...on must be got back to the proper quarter, no matter how heavily the patrol may become engaged. Relay posts should be formed if neces- sary.
A valuable lesson is brought home by the difference in con- duct, and consequently in casualties, of two patrols, each of 12 men, when held up by machine-gun fire : In one case the men lay down when fired upon, and the Lewis gun was used to cover the operations of the remainder of the party. The movement of the Lewis-gun detachment was then effected under cover of rifle fire.
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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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