The Boy Allies With the Victorious Fleets
The Boy Allies With the Victorious Fleets
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Numbers 11 and 12 platoons were dispatched along theparapet, and reached the lookout station, where they were checked. Commander Adams and his men, who had again united with the partiescommanded by Frank and Commander Hastings, were some forty to fifty yardsahead of them, and both parties could make no headway along the exposedparapet. Meanwhile No. 5 platoon, which had been recalled from itsadvanced position, with Nos. 7 and 8 platoons were forming up on the Molefor an assault on the fortified... zone and the 4. 1-inch battery at the Molehead. This attack was launched, but before it could be developed thegeneral recall was sounded.
There was a cheer from the men. They knew by the sounding of the recall atthis moment meant that the expedition had been a success. Otherwise thefighting on the Mole would have continued.
The units fell back in good order, taking their wounded with them. Thepassing of the men from the Mole on to the parapet by means of the scalingladders was rendered hazardous by the enemy opening fire at that portionof the Mole.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Numbers 11 and 12 platoons were dispatched along theparapet, and reached the lookout station, where they were checked. Commander Adams and his men, who had again united with the partiescommanded by Frank and Commander Hastings, were some forty to fifty yardsahead of them, and both parties could make no headway along the exposedparapet. Meanwhile No. 5 platoon, which had been recalled from itsadvanced position, with Nos. 7 and 8 platoons were forming up on the Molefor an assault on the fortified... zone and the 4. 1-inch battery at the Molehead. This attack was launched, but before it could be developed thegeneral recall was sounded.
There was a cheer from the men. They knew by the sounding of the recall atthis moment meant that the expedition had been a success. Otherwise thefighting on the Mole would have continued.
The units fell back in good order, taking their wounded with them. Thepassing of the men from the Mole on to the parapet by means of the scalingladders was rendered hazardous by the enemy opening fire at that portionof the Mole.
What to read after The Boy Allies With the Victorious Fleets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hayes Clair Wallace to read onlineMoreLess
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