The Great War And the Ramc
The Great War And the Ramc
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A medical officer notes : The man inside put his head out of the window and got into conversation with me. He had a staff cap on, but was wearing a ' British warm " with no badges of rank, and I had no idea who he was. I found out afterwards that he was Brigadier-General Wing, who was commanding the artillery of the Third Division ; . . . Then he asked me a few questions about our experiences, and ended by asking me what I thought of the show. I said, " I hope to God I shall never see the Briti...sh Army run away as fast as this again. " He laughed, and said, " I hope so too. " Considering that he had just lost twenty guns at the battle of Le Cateau — of which I was unaware at the time — he was remark- ably cheerful, and I may add that he was exceedingly popular throughout the division.
This statement as to the loss of twenty guns is, however, inaccurate. General Wing had lost seven guns only, and had, in point of strict fact, deliberately sacrificed four of them to cover the retirement of the 9th Brigade.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A medical officer notes : The man inside put his head out of the window and got into conversation with me. He had a staff cap on, but was wearing a ' British warm " with no badges of rank, and I had no idea who he was. I found out afterwards that he was Brigadier-General Wing, who was commanding the artillery of the Third Division ; . . . Then he asked me a few questions about our experiences, and ended by asking me what I thought of the show. I said, " I hope to God I shall never see the Briti...sh Army run away as fast as this again. " He laughed, and said, " I hope so too. " Considering that he had just lost twenty guns at the battle of Le Cateau — of which I was unaware at the time — he was remark- ably cheerful, and I may add that he was exceedingly popular throughout the division.
This statement as to the loss of twenty guns is, however, inaccurate. General Wing had lost seven guns only, and had, in point of strict fact, deliberately sacrificed four of them to cover the retirement of the 9th Brigade.
What to read after The Great War And the Ramc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F S Frederick Sadlier Brereton to read onlineMoreLess
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