Senator John Wingate Weeks
Senator John Wingate Weeks
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"Finally, I believe that laws should be passed at once which will reor- ganize the regular army. This reorganization should give the mobile army the proper proportion of infantry, field artillery, cavalry, engineers, signal, sanitary troops, the needed ammunition and supply trains, and provide for properly equipped depots. The law must provide that the men serve the shortest time with the colors necessary to train them as soldiers, and then pass them as soon as trained to a reserve, and that wh...ile serving in this reserve the men must be paid, and must further provide that service, in the reserve shall be at least three times the service with the colors, and this can be best done by dividing the reserve into three classes — the first to be composed of men who will be used to mobilize the organizations, the service in this class to be about three years and the men to be preferably unmarried; second class to be composed of men who will supply the wastage of a six months' campaign, service in this class to be three years and the men to be preferably unmarried; the third class to form the depot troops, service in this class to be approximately three years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Finally, I believe that laws should be passed at once which will reor- ganize the regular army. This reorganization should give the mobile army the proper proportion of infantry, field artillery, cavalry, engineers, signal, sanitary troops, the needed ammunition and supply trains, and provide for properly equipped depots. The law must provide that the men serve the shortest time with the colors necessary to train them as soldiers, and then pass them as soon as trained to a reserve, and that wh...ile serving in this reserve the men must be paid, and must further provide that service, in the reserve shall be at least three times the service with the colors, and this can be best done by dividing the reserve into three classes — the first to be composed of men who will be used to mobilize the organizations, the service in this class to be about three years and the men to be preferably unmarried; second class to be composed of men who will supply the wastage of a six months' campaign, service in this class to be three years and the men to be preferably unmarried; the third class to form the depot troops, service in this class to be approximately three years.
What to read after Senator John Wingate Weeks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles G Charles Grenfill Washburn to read onlineMoreLess
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