Psychology of War
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General Trochu says: "From my experience, I am convinced that troops in the firing line, under the emotions of battle, never adjust sights, no matter how good the troops. They fire to the front hur- riedly, many of them hardly bringing the gun to the shoulder. " General DeNegrier says: "Of 100 men who are under fire for the first time, 95 do not even see the end of their gun and fire very high. " He had con- siderable war experience.
Under the influence of fear the pupil of the eye expands; the... man tries to distinguish the point from which he thinks danger threatens; the eye is accom- —112— modated to the long distance with such intensity that it can but vaguely see nearby objects.
Of the 100 men, the ;five or six who remain cool see what they beheve to be the point occupied by the enemy. Their bullets strike within a zone of 150 or 200 yards — provided the range is correct. The others fire at all kinds of angles. Their bullets go every- where, but principally in a zone from 2, 700 yards up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
General Trochu says: "From my experience, I am convinced that troops in the firing line, under the emotions of battle, never adjust sights, no matter how good the troops. They fire to the front hur- riedly, many of them hardly bringing the gun to the shoulder. " General DeNegrier says: "Of 100 men who are under fire for the first time, 95 do not even see the end of their gun and fire very high. " He had con- siderable war experience.
Under the influence of fear the pupil of the eye expands; the... man tries to distinguish the point from which he thinks danger threatens; the eye is accom- —112— modated to the long distance with such intensity that it can but vaguely see nearby objects.
Of the 100 men, the ;five or six who remain cool see what they beheve to be the point occupied by the enemy. Their bullets strike within a zone of 150 or 200 yards — provided the range is correct. The others fire at all kinds of angles. Their bullets go every- where, but principally in a zone from 2, 700 yards up.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Le Roy Eltinge to read onlineMoreLess
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