Scouting Thrills
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One of the sentry group had been killed, one wounded and two (one of them wounded) had been taken prisoners.
From the Grassier we could see tapes stretching from the German trench to within a few yards of the listening-post. Probably one or two men had laid the tapes an hour or two previous to the raid, and the raiding party had crawled along them, concealing themselves in shell holes several minutes before the bombardment started. If, in our patrol of the previous night, we had gone about a hu...ndred yards further north we should have probably met these tape- layers. We felt like kicking ourselves when we thought of it. Soon after we had re- turned to headquarters the CO. sent for me. He had been to brigade, and there a definite and quite ambitious plan for a raid had been evolved. A party from the battalion on our right, who had lost the sergeant, and a party from our battalion, were going to raid the German trenches.
The artillery had already received orders to cut the wire on a fairly large frontage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One of the sentry group had been killed, one wounded and two (one of them wounded) had been taken prisoners.
From the Grassier we could see tapes stretching from the German trench to within a few yards of the listening-post. Probably one or two men had laid the tapes an hour or two previous to the raid, and the raiding party had crawled along them, concealing themselves in shell holes several minutes before the bombardment started. If, in our patrol of the previous night, we had gone about a hu...ndred yards further north we should have probably met these tape- layers. We felt like kicking ourselves when we thought of it. Soon after we had re- turned to headquarters the CO. sent for me. He had been to brigade, and there a definite and quite ambitious plan for a raid had been evolved. A party from the battalion on our right, who had lost the sergeant, and a party from our battalion, were going to raid the German trenches.
The artillery had already received orders to cut the wire on a fairly large frontage.
What to read after Scouting Thrills?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Burdon Mckean to read onlineMoreLess
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