With Our Army in Palestine
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I wonder if many of our big commanders realised as fully as did GeneralAllenby the enormous influence the "personal touch" had on the troops theycommanded? Just to see your chief wandering about more or less informally, finding things out for himself, watching you--not on parade, but at yourordinary daily jobs; to know that he was not above getting out of his carto ask a question personally, or, during operations, to sit on a gun-limberdigging his bully-beef out of a tin with a jack-knife, like... any other man. These things went a mighty long way.
You get more willing and selfless service out of men if you are seen ofthem, known of them, and if, perhaps, you suffer with them for a space.
CHAPTER XIV THE ATTACK ON BEERSHEBA By the middle of October everything was ready. The railway had been broughtforward as far as possible and the army at the gates of Gaza had beenlargely increased in numbers. That Irish Division which had had such aterrible time during the Serbian retreat in 1915 and the 60th (London)Division, which had fought both in France and Macedonia, had come fromSalonica to help.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wonder if many of our big commanders realised as fully as did GeneralAllenby the enormous influence the "personal touch" had on the troops theycommanded? Just to see your chief wandering about more or less informally, finding things out for himself, watching you--not on parade, but at yourordinary daily jobs; to know that he was not above getting out of his carto ask a question personally, or, during operations, to sit on a gun-limberdigging his bully-beef out of a tin with a jack-knife, like... any other man. These things went a mighty long way.
You get more willing and selfless service out of men if you are seen ofthem, known of them, and if, perhaps, you suffer with them for a space.
CHAPTER XIV THE ATTACK ON BEERSHEBA By the middle of October everything was ready. The railway had been broughtforward as far as possible and the army at the gates of Gaza had beenlargely increased in numbers. That Irish Division which had had such aterrible time during the Serbian retreat in 1915 and the 60th (London)Division, which had fought both in France and Macedonia, had come fromSalonica to help.
What to read after With Our Army in Palestine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bluett Antony to read onlineMoreLess
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