Tactics And Duties for Trench Fighting
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124 Trench Fighting Surprise Attacks Precautions Against Surprise. In con- sidering precautions against surprise attacks, it is not a question of combating patrols or enemy's reconnaissance parties whose mis- sions are to search out information of your intentions and situation. It is a question of raids and little attacks on your lines. Against such hostile operations the defense of the sector depends upon the following precautions.
Maintenan...ce of the Barbed Wire Entangle- ments. A surprise attack, to be successful, must have besides surprise the element of swiftness. The enemy must make a dash across "No Man's Land" up to your first line. This, however, is impossible, if your barbed wire entanglements are intact. Consequently each captain is responsible for the mainte- nance of the wire belt in front of his line.
It is the duty of the observation service to discover breaches or defects in your wire. To this end, the captain sends out at night patrols to ascertain the condition of his en- tanglements.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These will be taken up in detail in a later chapter.
124 Trench Fighting Surprise Attacks Precautions Against Surprise. In con- sidering precautions against surprise attacks, it is not a question of combating patrols or enemy's reconnaissance parties whose mis- sions are to search out information of your intentions and situation. It is a question of raids and little attacks on your lines. Against such hostile operations the defense of the sector depends upon the following precautions.
Maintenan...ce of the Barbed Wire Entangle- ments. A surprise attack, to be successful, must have besides surprise the element of swiftness. The enemy must make a dash across "No Man's Land" up to your first line. This, however, is impossible, if your barbed wire entanglements are intact. Consequently each captain is responsible for the mainte- nance of the wire belt in front of his line.
It is the duty of the observation service to discover breaches or defects in your wire. To this end, the captain sends out at night patrols to ascertain the condition of his en- tanglements.
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