The Desert Mounted Corps An Account of the Cavalry Operations in Palestine And
The Desert Mounted Corps An Account of the Cavalry Operations in Palestine And
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The two available infantry divisions were to advance up the Jerusalem road, preceded by two brigades of the Australian Mounted Division, to about Kuryet el Enab, whence they were to strike north-eastwards 101 102 THE DESERT MOUNTED CORPS towards the Nablus road. The 5th Mounted Brigade, moving up the Wadi Surar, would protect the right flank of the infantry during their advance. Finally the 53rd Division, now about Hebron, was to press on from that place, and secure the Jericho road, east of Je...rusalem.
The city would thus be cut off from all sources of reinforcement and supply, and, it was hoped, would capitulate without further bloodshed.
On the morning of the 18th the Austrahan Mounted Division found a force of the enemy en- trenched on the hill of Amwas, which stands square in the middle of the pass, just where it debouches into the Vale of Ajalon. The artillery of the divi- sion, assisted by some of the guns of the 75th Divi- sion, opened a vigorous fire on the enemy on Amwas Hill, to which the Turks made but a feeble reply, while the 3rd A.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The two available infantry divisions were to advance up the Jerusalem road, preceded by two brigades of the Australian Mounted Division, to about Kuryet el Enab, whence they were to strike north-eastwards 101 102 THE DESERT MOUNTED CORPS towards the Nablus road. The 5th Mounted Brigade, moving up the Wadi Surar, would protect the right flank of the infantry during their advance. Finally the 53rd Division, now about Hebron, was to press on from that place, and secure the Jericho road, east of Je...rusalem.
The city would thus be cut off from all sources of reinforcement and supply, and, it was hoped, would capitulate without further bloodshed.
On the morning of the 18th the Austrahan Mounted Division found a force of the enemy en- trenched on the hill of Amwas, which stands square in the middle of the pass, just where it debouches into the Vale of Ajalon. The artillery of the divi- sion, assisted by some of the guns of the 75th Divi- sion, opened a vigorous fire on the enemy on Amwas Hill, to which the Turks made but a feeble reply, while the 3rd A.
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