The Story of the Great War : History of the European War From Official Sources 4
The Story of the Great War : History of the European War From Official Sources 4
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On January 14, 1916, the Turkish army began a general retreat and General Aylmer moved his headquarters and transport for- ward to the mouth of the Wadi. On the day following the whole of the Wadi position was captured by the British relieving force, and the Turkish rear guard again took up a position at Es Sinn.
It was reported that German officers were with the Turkish force.
422 THE STORY OP THE GREAT WAR Further military operatioiM against the Turks were ddayed by stomiB of great viol^ice t...hat contiiiued for about tra days. Gen- eral Ayhner found it impoesiUe to more hifl troo|Ni through the heavy mire, and not until January 21, 1916, ooidd he adrasee and attadc the Txarks who af tar their retreat occupied a pomtioB near Felahiey about twenty-lhree mites tnjm Eut-d-Amam. Here a brisk engagement was fought in the midst of torrents of rain that greatly hindered operations. The stra ggle was indecisive.
Owing to the floods, General Ayhner coqM not attack on the fol- lovring day, but took up a position about 1,300 yards from the en^i^s trraches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On January 14, 1916, the Turkish army began a general retreat and General Aylmer moved his headquarters and transport for- ward to the mouth of the Wadi. On the day following the whole of the Wadi position was captured by the British relieving force, and the Turkish rear guard again took up a position at Es Sinn.
It was reported that German officers were with the Turkish force.
422 THE STORY OP THE GREAT WAR Further military operatioiM against the Turks were ddayed by stomiB of great viol^ice t...hat contiiiued for about tra days. Gen- eral Ayhner found it impoesiUe to more hifl troo|Ni through the heavy mire, and not until January 21, 1916, ooidd he adrasee and attadc the Txarks who af tar their retreat occupied a pomtioB near Felahiey about twenty-lhree mites tnjm Eut-d-Amam. Here a brisk engagement was fought in the midst of torrents of rain that greatly hindered operations. The stra ggle was indecisive.
Owing to the floods, General Ayhner coqM not attack on the fol- lovring day, but took up a position about 1,300 yards from the en^i^s trraches.
What to read after The Story of the Great War : History of the European War From Official Sources 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Palmer, Frederick, 1873-1958 to read onlineMoreLess
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