The Military Unpreparedness of the United States; a History of American Land Forces From Colonial Times Until June 1, 1915
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112.
96. Report of the Major General, commanding the Army, 1898, p. 6.
97. Report of the Secretary of War for 1898, p. 82.
98. Lieut. A. S. Rowan left the United States on April 9th, landed at El Portillo — about 70 miles west of Santiago de Cuba — on the 24th, joined General Garcia of the Cuban army, continued to Manati, embarked in an open boat for Nassau on May 4th and returned to the United States on the 13th.
Lieut. H. H. Whitney left Key West on May 5th, reached Porto Rico on the loth, ex...plored the southern part of the island and returned on June 9th.
" Both of these officers penetrated the enemy's country and obtained most accurate and valuable information regarding the position of the military and naval forces, the defenses, and the topographical and climatic featiu-es of the coimtry, all of which was of great value in subsequent military operations." — Report of the Major General com- manding the Army, p. 10.
99. Ibid., Miles, p. 272, and his article in Harper's Encyclopaedia of American History, VIII, p.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
112.
96. Report of the Major General, commanding the Army, 1898, p. 6.
97. Report of the Secretary of War for 1898, p. 82.
98. Lieut. A. S. Rowan left the United States on April 9th, landed at El Portillo — about 70 miles west of Santiago de Cuba — on the 24th, joined General Garcia of the Cuban army, continued to Manati, embarked in an open boat for Nassau on May 4th and returned to the United States on the 13th.
Lieut. H. H. Whitney left Key West on May 5th, reached Porto Rico on the loth, ex...plored the southern part of the island and returned on June 9th.
" Both of these officers penetrated the enemy's country and obtained most accurate and valuable information regarding the position of the military and naval forces, the defenses, and the topographical and climatic featiu-es of the coimtry, all of which was of great value in subsequent military operations." — Report of the Major General com- manding the Army, p. 10.
99. Ibid., Miles, p. 272, and his article in Harper's Encyclopaedia of American History, VIII, p.
What to read after The Military Unpreparedness of the United States; a History of American Land Forces From Colonial Times Until June 1, 1915?
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