The Story of the Rainbow Division
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The Meuse flowed northwest, and merely to reach the river bank due north of the point from which it had started, would find the First Division still several kilometers away from Sedan with no way to reach it except to follow the bank of the stream in a northwesterly direction. This the First had started to do.
Of course, it ran into the 77th. The New Yorkers were very tired. The start of the "race for Sedan" had found the First comparatively fresh, for the Rainbow had relieved it back at Exermo...nt in the middle of October, but it had found the 77th in the midst of the same battle it had been fighting for many days. So it was little trouble for the First to speed up a bit, cut di- Through the 'Argonne to Sedan 14S rectly across the path of the weary 77th, and head northwest along the river toward Sedan.
Now, the path of the 42nd, rough as it was, led directly to Sedan.
It was on the night of November 6 that a patrol of the First Division, scouting out ahead to feel the division's way through a country that might be still enemy-infested, took its last "prisoner of war.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Meuse flowed northwest, and merely to reach the river bank due north of the point from which it had started, would find the First Division still several kilometers away from Sedan with no way to reach it except to follow the bank of the stream in a northwesterly direction. This the First had started to do.
Of course, it ran into the 77th. The New Yorkers were very tired. The start of the "race for Sedan" had found the First comparatively fresh, for the Rainbow had relieved it back at Exermo...nt in the middle of October, but it had found the 77th in the midst of the same battle it had been fighting for many days. So it was little trouble for the First to speed up a bit, cut di- Through the 'Argonne to Sedan 14S rectly across the path of the weary 77th, and head northwest along the river toward Sedan.
Now, the path of the 42nd, rough as it was, led directly to Sedan.
It was on the night of November 6 that a patrol of the First Division, scouting out ahead to feel the division's way through a country that might be still enemy-infested, took its last "prisoner of war.
What to read after The Story of the Rainbow Division?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Raymond Sidney Tompkins to read onlineMoreLess
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