R F C H Q 1914 1918
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B. Negative. 1. General hindering of operations in France.
2. Danger of spread of alarm and despondency among the younger personnel of the R. F. C.
This last factor was one which never seemed to occur to anyone in England.
G. H. Q. Were now at Montreuil, and Sir Douglas Haig lived in a little chateau on the road to Montreuil, not far from the town. We used to drive in to G. H. Q. Nearly every morning except when we were 140 1 9 1 6] Preparations for Somme Battle going for some long expedition. ...Raymond Asquith was employed at that time in the Intelligence, and while the General was interviewing the higher authori- ties, I used to sit in his office.
On the 8th of x\pril there was great excitement because a Fokker was reported to have made a forced landing at Renescure. The Fokker was brought to St. Omer the next day. The General went there by air, and I met him in the car. He inspected the Fokker, which turned out to be an exact facsimile of the Morane monoplane. One of our best Wing Commanders was killed in the air just at this time, namely, Lewis.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
B. Negative. 1. General hindering of operations in France.
2. Danger of spread of alarm and despondency among the younger personnel of the R. F. C.
This last factor was one which never seemed to occur to anyone in England.
G. H. Q. Were now at Montreuil, and Sir Douglas Haig lived in a little chateau on the road to Montreuil, not far from the town. We used to drive in to G. H. Q. Nearly every morning except when we were 140 1 9 1 6] Preparations for Somme Battle going for some long expedition. ...Raymond Asquith was employed at that time in the Intelligence, and while the General was interviewing the higher authori- ties, I used to sit in his office.
On the 8th of x\pril there was great excitement because a Fokker was reported to have made a forced landing at Renescure. The Fokker was brought to St. Omer the next day. The General went there by air, and I met him in the car. He inspected the Fokker, which turned out to be an exact facsimile of the Morane monoplane. One of our best Wing Commanders was killed in the air just at this time, namely, Lewis.
What to read after R F C H Q 1914 1918?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baring Maurice to read onlineMoreLess
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