Report On Labor Situation of Belgium
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The Anglo-French armies developed the defensive equipment of their front, and worked out the problem of reenforcement, in case of need, by calling from the reserves of one or the other of their armies.
The French Army, at the cost of heavy sacrifices, accepted by the nation, maintained the number of its large units, and comprised at the opening of 1918: 99 divisions in France, 5 in Italy, 8 at Salonica; i Its six army divisions formed practically twelve divisions.
WESTERN FRONT MARCH, 1918 135 ...2, 579, 600 men on the French front; 141, 000 men on the Italian front; 228, 400 men on the Salonica front. 2 The British Army, not having sufficient re- sources immediately available to complete its divisions, reduced their composition, and was consequently diminished by 186 batallions. It awaited battle with a shortage which its regi- mental depots could not fill.
Lastly, several Anglo-French divisions were still maintained on the Italian front, Italy fur- nishing in exchange 80, 000 laborers for the Anglo-French armies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Anglo-French armies developed the defensive equipment of their front, and worked out the problem of reenforcement, in case of need, by calling from the reserves of one or the other of their armies.
The French Army, at the cost of heavy sacrifices, accepted by the nation, maintained the number of its large units, and comprised at the opening of 1918: 99 divisions in France, 5 in Italy, 8 at Salonica; i Its six army divisions formed practically twelve divisions.
WESTERN FRONT MARCH, 1918 135 ...2, 579, 600 men on the French front; 141, 000 men on the Italian front; 228, 400 men on the Salonica front. 2 The British Army, not having sufficient re- sources immediately available to complete its divisions, reduced their composition, and was consequently diminished by 186 batallions. It awaited battle with a shortage which its regi- mental depots could not fill.
Lastly, several Anglo-French divisions were still maintained on the Italian front, Italy fur- nishing in exchange 80, 000 laborers for the Anglo-French armies.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States War Labor Policies Board to read onlineMoreLess
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