The Italo Turkish War 1911 12
The Italo Turkish War 1911 12
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With this end in view, mineral water and lemons were provided, the gar- risons were equipped with modern improvements to pre- vent an epidemic, the most effective cures and medicines were supplied, and hospitals with most recent improve- ments were constructed.
To transport the sick and wounded to Italy, hospital ships were used ; four in the first stage of the war, and two from April, 191 2, to the end. These ships were sched- uled to touch at each garrison two or three times a month ; the sic...k and wounded were then sent to the civil and military hospitals in Sicily, Naples, and Tuscany.
During the war 23, 921 sick and 2, 802 wounded were sent to Italy.
Necessary numbers of horses, mules, and carts were furnished. Camels were used for transportation into the interior; 300 auto-wagons were also used, which gave proof that this system of transportation is an excellent one and can be used in a country devoid of roads. Rail- road material was furnished, and was used on roads that had been constructed or were completed by us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With this end in view, mineral water and lemons were provided, the gar- risons were equipped with modern improvements to pre- vent an epidemic, the most effective cures and medicines were supplied, and hospitals with most recent improve- ments were constructed.
To transport the sick and wounded to Italy, hospital ships were used ; four in the first stage of the war, and two from April, 191 2, to the end. These ships were sched- uled to touch at each garrison two or three times a month ; the sic...k and wounded were then sent to the civil and military hospitals in Sicily, Naples, and Tuscany.
During the war 23, 921 sick and 2, 802 wounded were sent to Italy.
Necessary numbers of horses, mules, and carts were furnished. Camels were used for transportation into the interior; 300 auto-wagons were also used, which gave proof that this system of transportation is an excellent one and can be used in a country devoid of roads. Rail- road material was furnished, and was used on roads that had been constructed or were completed by us.
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