1920: America's Great War-Earc
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Tovey said genially to a Marine Sergeant named Daly. The rugged Irishman grinned.
“These helmets protect my head a lot better than that bad excuse for a cowboy hat you’re wearing, General.”
Tovey laughed. Lejeune now had seven thousand Marines in the lines around San Antonio and, so far, the Mexicans hadn’t been able to make a dent in them. Word had it that Mexican President Carranza himself had come up from Mexico City to see San Antonio fall and was extremely angry that it hadn’t happened yet....
Even though they were holding out, Tovey was still worried about the ultimate outcome of the fighting. San Antonio was virtually surrounded. Carranza poured more and more men into taking the city and the Alamo.
Lejeune slid in beside Tovey. Their command trench was only fifty yards behind the main American trenches and some would argue they were way too close to the front lines. Others would argue that there wasn’t all that much to the defenses and that almost everything had become the front lines.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tovey said genially to a Marine Sergeant named Daly. The rugged Irishman grinned.
“These helmets protect my head a lot better than that bad excuse for a cowboy hat you’re wearing, General.”
Tovey laughed. Lejeune now had seven thousand Marines in the lines around San Antonio and, so far, the Mexicans hadn’t been able to make a dent in them. Word had it that Mexican President Carranza himself had come up from Mexico City to see San Antonio fall and was extremely angry that it hadn’t happened yet....
Even though they were holding out, Tovey was still worried about the ultimate outcome of the fighting. San Antonio was virtually surrounded. Carranza poured more and more men into taking the city and the Alamo.
Lejeune slid in beside Tovey. Their command trench was only fifty yards behind the main American trenches and some would argue they were way too close to the front lines. Others would argue that there wasn’t all that much to the defenses and that almost everything had become the front lines.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Conroy to read onlineMoreLess
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