Racine County in the World War : a History
Racine County in the World War : a History
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The stop at the rest camp was brief. On March 18 the regiment was again aboard trains bound for Southampton, from which port it was to cross the channel to LeHavre, France. On the "Queen of Douglas, " a small sid?- wheeler. Battery C started to cross the channe': on Monday evening, March 18. It was a clear night, and the hazard from submarines was too great, so the craft turned back after only go- ing a short distance. A successful crossing was made next night, however.
One day was spent at LeH...avre, and the regiment was again on its way. Camp Coet- quidan, near Guer, France, was reached March 2. 5. It was the final training camp for the regiment, where equipment was to be issued and pi-actice on the range given. Each outfit was given a full complement of guns, cais- sons, field kitchens, wagons, horses and other material, and the work of learning to handle them was begun in earnest. Non-commis- sioned officers attended school during the day- time, and there were also special classes for the officers.
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The stop at the rest camp was brief. On March 18 the regiment was again aboard trains bound for Southampton, from which port it was to cross the channel to LeHavre, France. On the "Queen of Douglas, " a small sid?- wheeler. Battery C started to cross the channe': on Monday evening, March 18. It was a clear night, and the hazard from submarines was too great, so the craft turned back after only go- ing a short distance. A successful crossing was made next night, however.
One day was spent at LeH...avre, and the regiment was again on its way. Camp Coet- quidan, near Guer, France, was reached March 2. 5. It was the final training camp for the regiment, where equipment was to be issued and pi-actice on the range given. Each outfit was given a full complement of guns, cais- sons, field kitchens, wagons, horses and other material, and the work of learning to handle them was begun in earnest. Non-commis- sioned officers attended school during the day- time, and there were also special classes for the officers.
What to read after Racine County in the World War : a History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haight, Walter L to read onlineMoreLess
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