Uncle Sam's Boys With Pershing's Troops
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"How near is the company to full strength this morning?" "Only twelve men short, sir. A new draft, coining in on the 4. 10train this afternoon is expected to fill all companies to strength, sir. " Dick Prescott felt a sudden thrill. Filling up the companiesof the Ninety-ninth appeared to promise that the regiment wouldsoon be on its way overseas!
"If we get our full strength this afternoon, Sergeant, be sureto have the clothing requisitions for them all in shape by thisevening. Then we'll try t...o draw to-morrow morning. " "Yes, sir. " "And---sergeant!" "Yes, sir. " "I'm mighty glad that you applied for transfer to this regimentwhen I was ordered to it. I don't know what I'd do without you. " "Thank you, sir!" Kelly had sprung to his feet. He now stood at salute as Prescottleft the office.
The train due at 4. 10 arrived after 8. 30 that evening. Twelvenew men, assigned to A company, were marched to barracks afterten. No man in the detachment had eaten since early morning. Themess sergeant had coffee and sandwiches ready.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"How near is the company to full strength this morning?" "Only twelve men short, sir. A new draft, coining in on the 4. 10train this afternoon is expected to fill all companies to strength, sir. " Dick Prescott felt a sudden thrill. Filling up the companiesof the Ninety-ninth appeared to promise that the regiment wouldsoon be on its way overseas!
"If we get our full strength this afternoon, Sergeant, be sureto have the clothing requisitions for them all in shape by thisevening. Then we'll try t...o draw to-morrow morning. " "Yes, sir. " "And---sergeant!" "Yes, sir. " "I'm mighty glad that you applied for transfer to this regimentwhen I was ordered to it. I don't know what I'd do without you. " "Thank you, sir!" Kelly had sprung to his feet. He now stood at salute as Prescottleft the office.
The train due at 4. 10 arrived after 8. 30 that evening. Twelvenew men, assigned to A company, were marched to barracks afterten. No man in the detachment had eaten since early morning. Themess sergeant had coffee and sandwiches ready.
What to read after Uncle Sam's Boys With Pershing's Troops?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hancock Harrie Irving to read onlineMoreLess
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