Management of the American Solider
Management of the American Solider
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" Sometimes around pay day he was a little hard to manage, but he was a valuable man in the company because his unfailing wit and cheerfulness were contagious, and served to keep the men in good humor. One hot day, after a loni? march in the Philippines we had gotten lost, and were following an unknown trail up hill and down dale. 34 Finally, 1 brougltt the company to a halt and sent "Shorty's" squad to the top of a hill to reconnoitre. When he had reached the summit one of the men called to hi...m, "I say. Shorty, is this the last hill?" To which he immediately shouted back, "Yes, this is the last hill, the next one is a mountain. " His apt reply put the men in good humor and made them forget their fatigue.
Nothing is better around the barracks than a few who can sing, or a man who can play the guitar or banjo. Whatever gives a cheerful tone to the bar- racks, or the camp, is surely worth cultivating. The efficient organization is generally the cheerful, happy one — it is never the sullen, grouchy one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Sometimes around pay day he was a little hard to manage, but he was a valuable man in the company because his unfailing wit and cheerfulness were contagious, and served to keep the men in good humor. One hot day, after a loni? march in the Philippines we had gotten lost, and were following an unknown trail up hill and down dale. 34 Finally, 1 brougltt the company to a halt and sent "Shorty's" squad to the top of a hill to reconnoitre. When he had reached the summit one of the men called to hi...m, "I say. Shorty, is this the last hill?" To which he immediately shouted back, "Yes, this is the last hill, the next one is a mountain. " His apt reply put the men in good humor and made them forget their fatigue.
Nothing is better around the barracks than a few who can sing, or a man who can play the guitar or banjo. Whatever gives a cheerful tone to the bar- racks, or the camp, is surely worth cultivating. The efficient organization is generally the cheerful, happy one — it is never the sullen, grouchy one.
What to read after Management of the American Solider?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David C David Carey Shanks to read onlineMoreLess
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