Trained Citizen Soldiery; a Solution of General Upton's Problem
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. . plete withm itseli, lor military pur- of a Division • j.u ^ i j to. • ^.u " n 4.
' poses m the held. It is the smallest mobile force that contains all the elements neces- sary for complete independent action. It contains suitable proportions of infantry, cavalry, mobile artillery, machine guns, signal troops, sanitary troops, svipply troops, transportation, and other auxihary units, necessaiy for independent opera- tions in its theater of operations. The composi- 98 Trained Citizen Soldiery... tion of a division will vary with its theater of opera- tions. For example, that for Panama, in a limited field, for passive defense only, is one thing; that for the Philippine Islands, where the theater of operations is very large and extremely diversified, is quite another thing. The composition of a divi- sion must depend upon the theater of its operations ; that of an Expeditionary Division, must contain all the auxiliaries it is likely to need in any part of the world to which it may be sent, from Alaska to Jolo, from Cape Horn to Athabasca.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . plete withm itseli, lor military pur- of a Division • j.u ^ i j to. • ^.u " n 4.
' poses m the held. It is the smallest mobile force that contains all the elements neces- sary for complete independent action. It contains suitable proportions of infantry, cavalry, mobile artillery, machine guns, signal troops, sanitary troops, svipply troops, transportation, and other auxihary units, necessaiy for independent opera- tions in its theater of operations. The composi- 98 Trained Citizen Soldiery... tion of a division will vary with its theater of opera- tions. For example, that for Panama, in a limited field, for passive defense only, is one thing; that for the Philippine Islands, where the theater of operations is very large and extremely diversified, is quite another thing. The composition of a divi- sion must depend upon the theater of its operations ; that of an Expeditionary Division, must contain all the auxiliaries it is likely to need in any part of the world to which it may be sent, from Alaska to Jolo, from Cape Horn to Athabasca.
What to read after Trained Citizen Soldiery; a Solution of General Upton's Problem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, John H. (John Henry), B. 1866 to read onlineMoreLess
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