History of the American Field Service in France Friends of France 1914 1917
History of the American Field Service in France Friends of France 1914 1917
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The drivers — some of whom did not even take time to dress — showed the utmost devotion in aiding in the search and the picking-up of the wounded, whom they transported to the hospitals, driving their ambulances with the greatest courage under machine-gun fire and bombing by the aviators. " October 1 1 This afternoon the Colonel of the 13th Hussars officially pinned the Croix de Guerre, in the name of the President of the Republic, on the Section standard and on several American drivers. After ...the ceremony the Colonel and other officers came to the Section's cantonment to con- gratulate the American drivers of the Section.
257 THE AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE October 20 Twenty-two drivers, formerly of Section Sixty-Nine, under the command of the American Lieutenant, Allen Butler, with two sergeants and one corporal, arrive at the Section to complete the number of drivers of whom there were only six remaining of old Section Twenty-Six. The U. S. Army drivers, former volunteers in the American Field Service, were good Fiat drivers — only a few knew how to drive Fords before they arrived — and they know the work of this branch of the service ; so the taking over of the pastes is easily effected.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The drivers — some of whom did not even take time to dress — showed the utmost devotion in aiding in the search and the picking-up of the wounded, whom they transported to the hospitals, driving their ambulances with the greatest courage under machine-gun fire and bombing by the aviators. " October 1 1 This afternoon the Colonel of the 13th Hussars officially pinned the Croix de Guerre, in the name of the President of the Republic, on the Section standard and on several American drivers. After ...the ceremony the Colonel and other officers came to the Section's cantonment to con- gratulate the American drivers of the Section.
257 THE AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE October 20 Twenty-two drivers, formerly of Section Sixty-Nine, under the command of the American Lieutenant, Allen Butler, with two sergeants and one corporal, arrive at the Section to complete the number of drivers of whom there were only six remaining of old Section Twenty-Six. The U. S. Army drivers, former volunteers in the American Field Service, were good Fiat drivers — only a few knew how to drive Fords before they arrived — and they know the work of this branch of the service ; so the taking over of the pastes is easily effected.
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