Britain in Arms Leffort Britannique
Britain in Arms Leffort Britannique
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By September 5th, despite stubborn enemy resist- THE MILlTARYj^EFFORT 179 ance and heavy rain, the British had advanced their Hne 1500 yards east of Guillemont and gained a footing in Leuze Wood. Further south the whole of the enemy's strong defensive system on a front of 1000 yards in and around Falfemont was taken.
On September gth, after desperate fighting, Ginchy was in British hands. Sir Douglas Haig was able to report on September loth that, as a result of a week's campaign, his army had ...advanced 6000 yards to a depth varying from 300 to 3000 yards. Strong counter attacks both in the neighbourhood of Ginchy and in the vicinity of Pozieres were beaten off on September nth with heavy losses to the Germans. But in their official report of September I3th the Germans were obliged to admit the loss of Ginchy. The French resumed a vigorous offensive south of Combles on September 12th.
During the whole of the operations outlined above the British developed a systematic aircraft attack, clearly establishing their ascendancy over the enemy in this department.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By September 5th, despite stubborn enemy resist- THE MILlTARYj^EFFORT 179 ance and heavy rain, the British had advanced their Hne 1500 yards east of Guillemont and gained a footing in Leuze Wood. Further south the whole of the enemy's strong defensive system on a front of 1000 yards in and around Falfemont was taken.
On September gth, after desperate fighting, Ginchy was in British hands. Sir Douglas Haig was able to report on September loth that, as a result of a week's campaign, his army had ...advanced 6000 yards to a depth varying from 300 to 3000 yards. Strong counter attacks both in the neighbourhood of Ginchy and in the vicinity of Pozieres were beaten off on September nth with heavy losses to the Germans. But in their official report of September I3th the Germans were obliged to admit the loss of Ginchy. The French resumed a vigorous offensive south of Combles on September 12th.
During the whole of the operations outlined above the British developed a systematic aircraft attack, clearly establishing their ascendancy over the enemy in this department.
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