War in Practice;
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At Rietfontein, near Pretoria, some small pits, about 3 feet deep, were dug to accommodate tripod Maxims, Head-cover was provided by boards with earth piled on themj supported at each comer of the pit.
When it is necessary to place a whole town in a state of defence, there will usually be three lines.
r. A series of works at such a distance from the town as to prevent, as far as possible, the enemy firing into it. If only a small force is available, and large guns are opposed to it, it is pract...ically impossible to puGh the posts sufficiently far out.
The perimeter of the town of Mafeking was about 2 miles ; that of the outlying works was at first over 6 miles, but bit by bit pushed out till over 9 miles round. But even this was of course not far enough to prevent the town from being shelled.
2. If, as is usually the case, the works are a considerable distance apart, an interior and more continuous line must be formed to prevent any rush of the enemy between them.
3. It is also desirable to have yet a third system of defence in the town itself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At Rietfontein, near Pretoria, some small pits, about 3 feet deep, were dug to accommodate tripod Maxims, Head-cover was provided by boards with earth piled on themj supported at each comer of the pit.
When it is necessary to place a whole town in a state of defence, there will usually be three lines.
r. A series of works at such a distance from the town as to prevent, as far as possible, the enemy firing into it. If only a small force is available, and large guns are opposed to it, it is pract...ically impossible to puGh the posts sufficiently far out.
The perimeter of the town of Mafeking was about 2 miles ; that of the outlying works was at first over 6 miles, but bit by bit pushed out till over 9 miles round. But even this was of course not far enough to prevent the town from being shelled.
2. If, as is usually the case, the works are a considerable distance apart, an interior and more continuous line must be formed to prevent any rush of the enemy between them.
3. It is also desirable to have yet a third system of defence in the town itself.
What to read after War in Practice;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baden Fletcher Smyth Baden Powell to read onlineMoreLess
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