The War of Positions
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One or two armored [130] PURSUIT motor cars go ahead to clear the road in order to avoid an accumulation of vehicles in front of an unforeseen obstacle; they transport some sappers for the purpose of making quick repairs; special gangs of workmen at points along the road have the task of inspecting and repairing it.
The enemy, moreover, needs these roads up to the last moment for the evacuation of his artillery, his materiel, and his convoys, so that he is prevented, if closely pressed, from in...juring them. The zone in which the roads have been rendered useless by defensive works and constructions, and the effects of the bombardment, is, comparatively speaking, not deep; it Ues in the immediate vicinity of the enemy's first line trenches. Beyond it, the retiring troops often lack the time to effect the destruction of the roads, as originally planned, particularly as they are obhged to utiUze all the ways of com- munication up to the very last moment.
The cavalry is brought close to the position along itineraries previously reconnoitred, and does not take part in the cross- ing of the zone of trenches until after new reconnaissances have been made.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One or two armored [130] PURSUIT motor cars go ahead to clear the road in order to avoid an accumulation of vehicles in front of an unforeseen obstacle; they transport some sappers for the purpose of making quick repairs; special gangs of workmen at points along the road have the task of inspecting and repairing it.
The enemy, moreover, needs these roads up to the last moment for the evacuation of his artillery, his materiel, and his convoys, so that he is prevented, if closely pressed, from in...juring them. The zone in which the roads have been rendered useless by defensive works and constructions, and the effects of the bombardment, is, comparatively speaking, not deep; it Ues in the immediate vicinity of the enemy's first line trenches. Beyond it, the retiring troops often lack the time to effect the destruction of the roads, as originally planned, particularly as they are obhged to utiUze all the ways of com- munication up to the very last moment.
The cavalry is brought close to the position along itineraries previously reconnoitred, and does not take part in the cross- ing of the zone of trenches until after new reconnaissances have been made.
What to read after The War of Positions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Azan, Paul Jean Louis, 1874- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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