The Times History of the War volume 1
The Times History of the War volume 1
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Air reconnaissance being an unknown factor, no definite weight could be attached to it before the war, for, considering the magnitude of the stakes, it would have been sheer gam- bling to allow great resolutions to depend upon aircraft reconaissance. Apart from the fact that both airships and aeroplanes were hardly out of the experimental or embryonic stage of their development, aircraft, even if they had been perfect, could not have seen into the mind of the hostile general, or taken prisoners... with tell-tale regimental numbers on their buttons and caps and divisional colours on their shoulder- straps. Spy reports, &c. , on the other hand, were neither more nor less trustworthy than they had been in past wars ; they were, in fact, a constraint for all armies. The divergencies of method referred to lay in the relative im- portance assigned to the detaclunent of all arms and to the cavalry mass for the ser\'ice of information. In France and Great Britain, as we shall see, the two were combined ; in Germany, however, it may safely be said that the mixed detachment was anathema, and that the securing of information during the operations was the teisk of the cavalry alone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Air reconnaissance being an unknown factor, no definite weight could be attached to it before the war, for, considering the magnitude of the stakes, it would have been sheer gam- bling to allow great resolutions to depend upon aircraft reconaissance. Apart from the fact that both airships and aeroplanes were hardly out of the experimental or embryonic stage of their development, aircraft, even if they had been perfect, could not have seen into the mind of the hostile general, or taken prisoners... with tell-tale regimental numbers on their buttons and caps and divisional colours on their shoulder- straps. Spy reports, &c. , on the other hand, were neither more nor less trustworthy than they had been in past wars ; they were, in fact, a constraint for all armies. The divergencies of method referred to lay in the relative im- portance assigned to the detaclunent of all arms and to the cavalry mass for the ser\'ice of information. In France and Great Britain, as we shall see, the two were combined ; in Germany, however, it may safely be said that the mixed detachment was anathema, and that the securing of information during the operations was the teisk of the cavalry alone.
What to read after The Times History of the War volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G 2 United States Army American Expeditionary Forces to read onlineMoreLess
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