The Story of the American Red Cross in Italy
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Provisions were rationed to each car and the men worked day and night. The night work was especially heavy; for long periods the number of wounded was so great that the ambulances did not stop their motors between trips.
While Section One had been making service history in the mountains. Sections Five and Three were working on the plains. Section Five, with headquarters at Maser, was attached to two units of the Medical Corps of the Italian Army and was serving posts on the middle Piave. On the... 30th of October it crossed the river at Barche-Yidor and continued its work under great difficulties. The Austrians had allowed the roads to go to ruin, trusting chiefly to a narrow gauge track that they had built along the highways and across the fields to transport army supplies. They were badly cut up by the heavy army trucks with their iron tires — rubber had long since given out in Austria — and they were, besides, a series of shell holes, visible evidence of the effectiveness of the Italian artillery fire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Provisions were rationed to each car and the men worked day and night. The night work was especially heavy; for long periods the number of wounded was so great that the ambulances did not stop their motors between trips.
While Section One had been making service history in the mountains. Sections Five and Three were working on the plains. Section Five, with headquarters at Maser, was attached to two units of the Medical Corps of the Italian Army and was serving posts on the middle Piave. On the... 30th of October it crossed the river at Barche-Yidor and continued its work under great difficulties. The Austrians had allowed the roads to go to ruin, trusting chiefly to a narrow gauge track that they had built along the highways and across the fields to transport army supplies. They were badly cut up by the heavy army trucks with their iron tires — rubber had long since given out in Austria — and they were, besides, a series of shell holes, visible evidence of the effectiveness of the Italian artillery fire.
What to read after The Story of the American Red Cross in Italy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bakewell, Charles Montague, 1867- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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