Russian Campaign April to August 1915 Being the Second volume of Field Notes
Russian Campaign April to August 1915 Being the Second volume of Field Notes
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The Colonel ex- plained to us the use of the respirators with which every soldier is provided, and for our bene- fit had one of the soldiers fitted with one that he might be photographed to illustrate for the West what sort of protection is being supplied to the men on this side. After spending half to three-quarters of an hour wandering about in the trenches and meeting the officers who live there we returned to the regimental head-quar- ters. The sun was just setting, and as we strolled back ...over the open causeway in its last red glow a great German battery suddenly came into action somewhere off to the west and north of us, and we could hear the heavy detonations of its huge shells falling in a nearby wood.
When we got back to the regimental head-quarters I could see their target, which seemed to be nothing more than a big field. Every few minutes an enormous shell would drop in the meadow. For — 194 — APRIL TO AUGUST, 1915 an instant there would be but a little dust where it hit the ground, then suddenly a great spout of earth and dust and volumes of dirty brown smoke would leap into the air like the eruption of a volcano, and then the heavy sound of the explosion would reach our ears, while for two or three minutes the crater would smoke as though the earth itself were being consumed by hidden fires.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Colonel ex- plained to us the use of the respirators with which every soldier is provided, and for our bene- fit had one of the soldiers fitted with one that he might be photographed to illustrate for the West what sort of protection is being supplied to the men on this side. After spending half to three-quarters of an hour wandering about in the trenches and meeting the officers who live there we returned to the regimental head-quar- ters. The sun was just setting, and as we strolled back ...over the open causeway in its last red glow a great German battery suddenly came into action somewhere off to the west and north of us, and we could hear the heavy detonations of its huge shells falling in a nearby wood.
When we got back to the regimental head-quarters I could see their target, which seemed to be nothing more than a big field. Every few minutes an enormous shell would drop in the meadow. For — 194 — APRIL TO AUGUST, 1915 an instant there would be but a little dust where it hit the ground, then suddenly a great spout of earth and dust and volumes of dirty brown smoke would leap into the air like the eruption of a volcano, and then the heavy sound of the explosion would reach our ears, while for two or three minutes the crater would smoke as though the earth itself were being consumed by hidden fires.
What to read after Russian Campaign April to August 1915 Being the Second volume of Field Notes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stanley Washburn to read onlineMoreLess
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