Deductions From the World War
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Moreover, in the decade following upon the Manchurlan campaign, technical science underwent an increasingly rapid development.
The importance of railways as an instrument of war was early recognised by Moltke. He always kept an eye on their development. Up to the beginning of the World War, the mobilisation of the German forces by rail in 1870 was looked upon as a phenomenal achieve- ment, and rightly so, when we consider the very meagre development of our railway system at that date. Never- th...eless, at that time less than half a million Germans had to be dispatched to the frontier, as compared with some- thing like one-and-a-half millions in the year 19 14. Also the transports within the Empire after the mobilisation were more than three times as numerous as 58 DEDUCTIONS FROM those of 1870. Moreover, the transfers of troops during the operations themselves, which in 1870-71 took place on both sides in France, appear insignificant by the side of those effected during the World War. In the separate theatres of war movements of transports have been con- stantly effected, and at the same time the railways have been utilised for man- oeuvring purposes.
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Moreover, in the decade following upon the Manchurlan campaign, technical science underwent an increasingly rapid development.
The importance of railways as an instrument of war was early recognised by Moltke. He always kept an eye on their development. Up to the beginning of the World War, the mobilisation of the German forces by rail in 1870 was looked upon as a phenomenal achieve- ment, and rightly so, when we consider the very meagre development of our railway system at that date. Never- th...eless, at that time less than half a million Germans had to be dispatched to the frontier, as compared with some- thing like one-and-a-half millions in the year 19 14. Also the transports within the Empire after the mobilisation were more than three times as numerous as 58 DEDUCTIONS FROM those of 1870. Moreover, the transfers of troops during the operations themselves, which in 1870-71 took place on both sides in France, appear insignificant by the side of those effected during the World War. In the separate theatres of war movements of transports have been con- stantly effected, and at the same time the railways have been utilised for man- oeuvring purposes.
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