Remarks On Supply Organization of the French Army From the Viewpoint of An Infantry Officer
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The officer in charge of the regimental train takes the supplies at the railhead, transports them to a point of meeting indicated by the colonel of the regiment or the commander of the battalion, where he is met by the fatigue parties of the different companies. These fatigue parties come- back from the front carrying shelter tents, halves, marmits, or Nvater buckets in canvas, and by this means provisions are carried from the supply point to the front-line trenches. How- ever, when your regime...nt is sent to the attack the problem changes completely.
The law is very strict at the present time ; no man shall be sent from the front to the rear under any pretext whatever unless to carry orders or wounded. Anything that comes from the back must be sent up by tJie services of the rear bv their own means. For this purpose at the beginning of an attack a certain number of territorial troops are put at the disposition of the officer charged with the supplying of the firing line Immediately he has before him the problem which I have been trying to make clear— the problem of transportation in under- ground circulating trenches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The officer in charge of the regimental train takes the supplies at the railhead, transports them to a point of meeting indicated by the colonel of the regiment or the commander of the battalion, where he is met by the fatigue parties of the different companies. These fatigue parties come- back from the front carrying shelter tents, halves, marmits, or Nvater buckets in canvas, and by this means provisions are carried from the supply point to the front-line trenches. How- ever, when your regime...nt is sent to the attack the problem changes completely.
The law is very strict at the present time ; no man shall be sent from the front to the rear under any pretext whatever unless to carry orders or wounded. Anything that comes from the back must be sent up by tJie services of the rear bv their own means. For this purpose at the beginning of an attack a certain number of territorial troops are put at the disposition of the officer charged with the supplying of the firing line Immediately he has before him the problem which I have been trying to make clear— the problem of transportation in under- ground circulating trenches.
What to read after Remarks On Supply Organization of the French Army From the Viewpoint of An Infantry Officer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sweeney, Charles, 1882- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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