Present Day Warfare How An Army Trains And Fights
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Should there be special strong points, the railroad artillery is used. The 75-milli- metre gun and the light howitzers fight the battle during the assault, because they are effective against unsheltered men or those in shell-holes. We cannot increase the artillery to an indefinite degree, that is to say, we cannot put over a certain amount of artillery on a certain area, because this artillery would have great difficulty in working on account of the lack of the means of liaison, and the lack of... observation-posts for the different batteries. Be- yond a certain point in fire-power attained by the artillery on one sector, the losses both in men and material by the cramming together of guns would THE ARTILLERY 63 not be offset by the results of a greater fire-power. In a certain manner we can compare it to the theory of saturation. If you put too much salt in water, a certain amount of it cannot be dissolved by that water. If you put too many guns on a certain front, a certain number of guns will remain inactive or will do bad work, and all will sustain severe casualties.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Should there be special strong points, the railroad artillery is used. The 75-milli- metre gun and the light howitzers fight the battle during the assault, because they are effective against unsheltered men or those in shell-holes. We cannot increase the artillery to an indefinite degree, that is to say, we cannot put over a certain amount of artillery on a certain area, because this artillery would have great difficulty in working on account of the lack of the means of liaison, and the lack of... observation-posts for the different batteries. Be- yond a certain point in fire-power attained by the artillery on one sector, the losses both in men and material by the cramming together of guns would THE ARTILLERY 63 not be offset by the results of a greater fire-power. In a certain manner we can compare it to the theory of saturation. If you put too much salt in water, a certain amount of it cannot be dissolved by that water. If you put too many guns on a certain front, a certain number of guns will remain inactive or will do bad work, and all will sustain severe casualties.
What to read after Present Day Warfare How An Army Trains And Fights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacques Rouvier to read onlineMoreLess
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