Tanks 1914 1918 the Log book of a Pioneer
Tanks 1914 1918 the Log book of a Pioneer
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Within the next few days it was decided that the 3rd Army should take up the attack north of the Somme. The battle of Amiens was at an end. In the four days the 4th Army had gone forward from six to twelve miles on a front of over twelve miles, and it now held almost the same line that the French had held on July 1st, 1916. It had taken 22, 000 prisoners and 400 guns. Of the part played by the Tanks Sir Henry Rawlinson spoke in a Special Order of the Day : " The success of the operations of Aug...ust 8th and succeeding days was largely due to the conspicuous part played by the 3rd, 4th and 5th Brigades, and I desire to place on record my sincere appreciation of the invaluable services rendered both by the Mark V. And the Mark V. Star and the Whippets . . . And of the splendid success that they achieved. " The battle had taught the Tank Corps some new lessons and confirmed the old. It had proved it to be a mistake to attach the Whippets to the Cavalry. In the approach marches they could not keep pace with it, in the actual fighting they were kept back by it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Within the next few days it was decided that the 3rd Army should take up the attack north of the Somme. The battle of Amiens was at an end. In the four days the 4th Army had gone forward from six to twelve miles on a front of over twelve miles, and it now held almost the same line that the French had held on July 1st, 1916. It had taken 22, 000 prisoners and 400 guns. Of the part played by the Tanks Sir Henry Rawlinson spoke in a Special Order of the Day : " The success of the operations of Aug...ust 8th and succeeding days was largely due to the conspicuous part played by the 3rd, 4th and 5th Brigades, and I desire to place on record my sincere appreciation of the invaluable services rendered both by the Mark V. And the Mark V. Star and the Whippets . . . And of the splendid success that they achieved. " The battle had taught the Tank Corps some new lessons and confirmed the old. It had proved it to be a mistake to attach the Whippets to the Cavalry. In the approach marches they could not keep pace with it, in the actual fighting they were kept back by it.
What to read after Tanks 1914 1918 the Log book of a Pioneer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Gerald Stern to read onlineMoreLess
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