The Big Fight Gallipoli to the Somme
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And in no other fighting is it so necessary for the "little officer, " the commander of a small unit, to be self-reliant. He is thrown entirely on his own resources and must win his own fight unaided. Unceasing caution must be the watchword. And the soldier in this fashion of fighting is useless who has not the ability to fire instantly and accurately on a suddenly ap- pearing target.
My own first experience at the game was in the attack on Delville wood at the great battle of the Somme. I was ...then a platoon comman- der with sixty men under my command. At this time an artillery fire was not so scientifically carried out as it was later so marvelously to be. But our "heavies" were supposed to have destroyed the wire entanglements and the ma- chine-gun emplacements to be encountered in our advance.
When the signal came for the attack on ao4 THE BIG FIGHT Delville woods I sent my men out and into it promptly. But I had already despatched two scouts to find out, if possible, if the wire entan- glements on the first enemy position had been smashed by our guns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And in no other fighting is it so necessary for the "little officer, " the commander of a small unit, to be self-reliant. He is thrown entirely on his own resources and must win his own fight unaided. Unceasing caution must be the watchword. And the soldier in this fashion of fighting is useless who has not the ability to fire instantly and accurately on a suddenly ap- pearing target.
My own first experience at the game was in the attack on Delville wood at the great battle of the Somme. I was ...then a platoon comman- der with sixty men under my command. At this time an artillery fire was not so scientifically carried out as it was later so marvelously to be. But our "heavies" were supposed to have destroyed the wire entanglements and the ma- chine-gun emplacements to be encountered in our advance.
When the signal came for the attack on ao4 THE BIG FIGHT Delville woods I sent my men out and into it promptly. But I had already despatched two scouts to find out, if possible, if the wire entan- glements on the first enemy position had been smashed by our guns.
What to read after The Big Fight Gallipoli to the Somme?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Fallon to read onlineMoreLess
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