Our Greatest Battle (The Meuse-Argonne)
Our Greatest Battle (The Meuse-Argonne)
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They had been fortunate in preventing congestion of their transport, and their artillery was fast com- ing up in support when they attacked with unbroken vigor the next morning. They were to find, as all other divisions found, that the second day was a different kind of day from the first. As all their power was needed on the 27th to support the 37th Division in its attack for the ridges protecting Montfaucon, all four regiments were put into line, with orders to go as far as they could, regard...less of whether or not their ardor carried them ahead of the other divisions into a salient. They drove the enemy out of the positions which he had taken up overnight, and continued their advance in repeated charges against his increasing resistance. Parties charged into the village of Epinonville several times, to receive a blistering cross-fire from positions in flank and rear, and from the Cierges Wood, where the German machine-gunners looked down upon all the streets and approaches of the village.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They had been fortunate in preventing congestion of their transport, and their artillery was fast com- ing up in support when they attacked with unbroken vigor the next morning. They were to find, as all other divisions found, that the second day was a different kind of day from the first. As all their power was needed on the 27th to support the 37th Division in its attack for the ridges protecting Montfaucon, all four regiments were put into line, with orders to go as far as they could, regard...less of whether or not their ardor carried them ahead of the other divisions into a salient. They drove the enemy out of the positions which he had taken up overnight, and continued their advance in repeated charges against his increasing resistance. Parties charged into the village of Epinonville several times, to receive a blistering cross-fire from positions in flank and rear, and from the Cierges Wood, where the German machine-gunners looked down upon all the streets and approaches of the village.
What to read after Our Greatest Battle (The Meuse-Argonne)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Palmer, Frederick, 1873-1958 to read onlineMoreLess
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