World's War Events volume 3
World's War Events volume 3
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] [Sidenote: The Fifth Corps. ] [Sidenote: Reserves. ] From Les Eparges around the nose of the salient at St. Mihiel to theMoselle River the line was roughly 40 miles long and situated oncommanding ground greatly strengthened by artificial defenses. Our FirstCorps (Eighty-second, Ninetieth, Fifth, and Second Divisions) undercommand of Major General Hunter Liggett, restrung its right onPont-a-Mousson, with its left joining our Third Corps (the Eighty-ninth, Forty-second, and First Divisions), un...der Major General Joseph T. Dickman, in line to Xivray, were to swing in toward Vigneulles on thepivot of the Moselle River for the initial assault. From Xivray toMouilly the Second Colonial French Corps was in line in the center andour Fifth Corps, under command of Major General George H. Cameron, withour Twenty-sixth Division and a French division at the western base ofthe salient, were to attack three difficult hills--Les Eparges, Combres, and Amaranthe. Our First Corps had in reserve the Seventy-eighthDivision, our Fourth Corps the Third Division, and our First Army theThirty-fifth and Ninety-first Divisions, with the Eightieth andThirty-third available.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] [Sidenote: The Fifth Corps. ] [Sidenote: Reserves. ] From Les Eparges around the nose of the salient at St. Mihiel to theMoselle River the line was roughly 40 miles long and situated oncommanding ground greatly strengthened by artificial defenses. Our FirstCorps (Eighty-second, Ninetieth, Fifth, and Second Divisions) undercommand of Major General Hunter Liggett, restrung its right onPont-a-Mousson, with its left joining our Third Corps (the Eighty-ninth, Forty-second, and First Divisions), un...der Major General Joseph T. Dickman, in line to Xivray, were to swing in toward Vigneulles on thepivot of the Moselle River for the initial assault. From Xivray toMouilly the Second Colonial French Corps was in line in the center andour Fifth Corps, under command of Major General George H. Cameron, withour Twenty-sixth Division and a French division at the western base ofthe salient, were to attack three difficult hills--Les Eparges, Combres, and Amaranthe. Our First Corps had in reserve the Seventy-eighthDivision, our Fourth Corps the Third Division, and our First Army theThirty-fifth and Ninety-first Divisions, with the Eightieth andThirty-third available.
What to read after World's War Events volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allen L Allen Leon Churchill to read onlineMoreLess
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