Regimental History Three Hundred And Forty First Field Artillery Eighty Ninth
Regimental History Three Hundred And Forty First Field Artillery Eighty Ninth
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Battery E has the unique distinction of being, so far as known, the first battery to receive its first equitation on wooden horses.
It was at this time that the wit of the battery, guarding a partially constructed ammunition storehouse one night, remarked: "This is a Hell, bfi in, ^rmy/iidir\g wooden horses and guarding empty houses with wooden guns. " On Sunday morning, January 6th, in a snowstoifrri rah4, t^i^i^4 h^-^^'^''^'^^' "non-coms. " of Battery E had their first gun drill with a "3. 2"... piece. A few days later the battery began its first real standing gun drill, using the three- inch pieces, four of which had been issued to the regiment. Equitation — on real horses — also began. Digging trenches for the infantry in Smoky Hill Flats was a part of the training. Classes in grooming by detail, nomenclature of the harness, nomenclature of the horse, harnessing by detail, equitation, driving, -101— !■"'■«»-...
^^^2^ i^y- t^ standing gun drill and special work for the battery commander's detail, in addition to stables, inspections, guard duty, regimental fatigue, hikes, mounted and dismounted, with foot-drill and athletic games at odd times, kept us busy during the winter and spring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Battery E has the unique distinction of being, so far as known, the first battery to receive its first equitation on wooden horses.
It was at this time that the wit of the battery, guarding a partially constructed ammunition storehouse one night, remarked: "This is a Hell, bfi in, ^rmy/iidir\g wooden horses and guarding empty houses with wooden guns. " On Sunday morning, January 6th, in a snowstoifrri rah4, t^i^i^4 h^-^^'^''^'^^' "non-coms. " of Battery E had their first gun drill with a "3. 2"... piece. A few days later the battery began its first real standing gun drill, using the three- inch pieces, four of which had been issued to the regiment. Equitation — on real horses — also began. Digging trenches for the infantry in Smoky Hill Flats was a part of the training. Classes in grooming by detail, nomenclature of the harness, nomenclature of the horse, harnessing by detail, equitation, driving, -101— !■"'■«»-...
^^^2^ i^y- t^ standing gun drill and special work for the battery commander's detail, in addition to stables, inspections, guard duty, regimental fatigue, hikes, mounted and dismounted, with foot-drill and athletic games at odd times, kept us busy during the winter and spring.
What to read after Regimental History Three Hundred And Forty First Field Artillery Eighty Ninth?
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