Our Army At the Front
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This sector was gradually enlarged.
By the middle of April the Americans were hold- ing more than twenty miles. The sector lay due north of Toul and extended very roughly from Saint-Mihiel to Pont-a-Mousson. Later other sections of front were given over to the Americans at various points on the Allied line.
Perhaps there was not quite the same thrill in thje march to the Toul sector as in the earlier movement to the trenches of the Luneville line.
After all, even the limited service which the m...en had received gave them something of the spirit of veterans. Then, too, the movement was less of an adventure. Motor-trucks were few and most of the men marched all the way over roads that were icy. The troops. stood up 189 190 OUR ARMY AT THE FRONT splendidly under the marching test and under the rigorous conditions of housing which were necessary on the march. They had learned to take the weather of France in the same easy, inconsequential way they took the language.
For a second time the German spy system fell a good deal short of its reputed omniscience.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This sector was gradually enlarged.
By the middle of April the Americans were hold- ing more than twenty miles. The sector lay due north of Toul and extended very roughly from Saint-Mihiel to Pont-a-Mousson. Later other sections of front were given over to the Americans at various points on the Allied line.
Perhaps there was not quite the same thrill in thje march to the Toul sector as in the earlier movement to the trenches of the Luneville line.
After all, even the limited service which the m...en had received gave them something of the spirit of veterans. Then, too, the movement was less of an adventure. Motor-trucks were few and most of the men marched all the way over roads that were icy. The troops. stood up 189 190 OUR ARMY AT THE FRONT splendidly under the marching test and under the rigorous conditions of housing which were necessary on the march. They had learned to take the weather of France in the same easy, inconsequential way they took the language.
For a second time the German spy system fell a good deal short of its reputed omniscience.
What to read after Our Army At the Front?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Broun Heywood to read onlineMoreLess
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