S.O.S. America's Miracle in France
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" to his Chief indicates: "The following memo, of the first thirty hours of a new R. T. O. At a perfectly new station might be of interest. Station is Division Hdqrs. No R. T. O. Has been here previously. The writer arrived at 6. 30 p. M. , and after one look at the congested yard and unloading space covered with every imaginable prop- erty, from cottonwood logs which predominated to barracks bags, he decided that supper and a sleep were necessary before further efforts were made. The diary of ...the day follows: 6. 30 Petit dejeuner; 6. 40 at yard handing out bull and cigars to the Station Master, who is by the way a fine old fellow; 7. 00 a. M. Assigned to an office the best there was, and a good one; 7. 45 had two engines at work clearing yard; 94 S. O. S.
8. 30 paid respects to Commanding General and Chief of Staff and got assignment of a detail ; 9. 30 checked yard and arranged for detraining a solid train load; at i. Oo p. M. Arranged for billet; 1. 40 p. M. Train ar- rives, 2. 20 troops all out of station and train gone, 3.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" to his Chief indicates: "The following memo, of the first thirty hours of a new R. T. O. At a perfectly new station might be of interest. Station is Division Hdqrs. No R. T. O. Has been here previously. The writer arrived at 6. 30 p. M. , and after one look at the congested yard and unloading space covered with every imaginable prop- erty, from cottonwood logs which predominated to barracks bags, he decided that supper and a sleep were necessary before further efforts were made. The diary of ...the day follows: 6. 30 Petit dejeuner; 6. 40 at yard handing out bull and cigars to the Station Master, who is by the way a fine old fellow; 7. 00 a. M. Assigned to an office the best there was, and a good one; 7. 45 had two engines at work clearing yard; 94 S. O. S.
8. 30 paid respects to Commanding General and Chief of Staff and got assignment of a detail ; 9. 30 checked yard and arranged for detraining a solid train load; at i. Oo p. M. Arranged for billet; 1. 40 p. M. Train ar- rives, 2. 20 troops all out of station and train gone, 3.
What to read after S.O.S. America's Miracle in France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marcosson Isaac Frederick to read onlineMoreLess
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