The Dardanelles With Maps
The Dardanelles With Maps
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Had that taken place the Turks must next day have discovered how the land lay and might well have overpowered the troops that had been left in the lurch on shore.
A point that should be borne in mind in the case of the Anzac evacuation, as also in that of the simultaneous retirement from Suvla and of the subsequent departure from Helles, is that dark- ness under such circumstances does not help the withdrawing EVACUATION OF ANZAC 289 force merely in that it conceals movements. The Anzacs could ...also count upon darkness lending them valuable aid supposing the enemy to discover that evacuation was in progress, because it was bound to hamper their antagonists in pursuit. The elaborate trench systems and their barbed-wire protection offered the adver- sary a serious obstacle at night, even supposing the trenches to have been abandoned. The fear of mines and the impossibility of finding and cutting electric connections in the dark could be depended upon to delay the enemy. This had been foreseen by the Commander-in-Chief and General Birdw^ood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Had that taken place the Turks must next day have discovered how the land lay and might well have overpowered the troops that had been left in the lurch on shore.
A point that should be borne in mind in the case of the Anzac evacuation, as also in that of the simultaneous retirement from Suvla and of the subsequent departure from Helles, is that dark- ness under such circumstances does not help the withdrawing EVACUATION OF ANZAC 289 force merely in that it conceals movements. The Anzacs could ...also count upon darkness lending them valuable aid supposing the enemy to discover that evacuation was in progress, because it was bound to hamper their antagonists in pursuit. The elaborate trench systems and their barbed-wire protection offered the adver- sary a serious obstacle at night, even supposing the trenches to have been abandoned. The fear of mines and the impossibility of finding and cutting electric connections in the dark could be depended upon to delay the enemy. This had been foreseen by the Commander-in-Chief and General Birdw^ood.
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