 | 1927 - 750 pages
...ammunition been so great. rMMENSE as the influence of •*• mechanical devices may be, they can not by themselves decide a campaign. Their true role is...Infantryman, which they have done in a most admirable manner. They can not replace him. Only by the rifle and bayonet of the Infantryman can the decisive... | |
 | 1920 - 798 pages
...the influence of mechanical devices may be (EDITOR'S NOTE — And the gun is a mechanical device), they cannot, by themselves, decide a campaign. Their...infantryman, which they have done in a most admirable manner. They cannot replace him. Only by the rifle and bayonet of the infantryman can the decisive... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Military Affairs - 1919 - 604 pages
...expenditure of ammunition been so great. Immense as the influence of mechanical devices may be, they can not decide a campaign. Their true role is that of assisting...infantryman, which they have done in a most admirable manner. They can not replace him. Only by the rifle and bayonet of the infantryman can the decisive... | |
 | 1919 - 674 pages
...discloses the fact that in no action of similar dimensions had the expenditure of ammunition been so great. Immense as the Influence of mechanical devices may...cannot by themselves decide a campaign. Their true rôle is that of assisting the infantryman, which they have done in a most admirable manner. They cannot... | |
 | United States. War Department - 1919 - 34 pages
...expenditure of ammunition been so great. Immense as the influence of mechanical devices may be, they can not by themselves decide a campaign. Their true role is...that of assisting the infantryman, which they have clone in a most admirable manner. They can not replace him. Only by the rifle and bayonet of the infantryman... | |
 | Albert Bushnell Hart - 1920 - 442 pages
...discloses the fact that in no action of similar dimensions had the expenditure of ammunition been so great. "Immense as the influence of mechanical devices may...infantryman, which they have done in a most admirable manner. They cannot replace him. Only by the rifle and bayonet of the infantryman * can the decisive... | |
 | G. R. S. Darroch - 1920 - 276 pages
...mechanical contrivances in general, Sir Douglas Haig urges that " immense as the influence of these may be, they cannot by themselves decide a campaign....infantryman, which they have done in a most admirable manner. They cannot replace him. Only by the rifle and bayonet of the infantryman can the decisive... | |
 | 1920 - 848 pages
...position they have won. ****** "Immense as the influence of mechanical devices may be, they can not by themselves decide a campaign. Their true role is...infantryman, which they have done in a most admirable manner. They •can not replace him. Only by the rifle and bayonet of the infantryman on the decisive... | |
 | Royal Institute of Chemistry - 1918 - 474 pages
...closest possible association with other arms, and, in particular, with the infantry and artillery. " Their true role is that of assisting the infantryman, which they have done in the most admirable manner." Other matters of interest to chemists, to which reference is made, include... | |
 | 1920 - 730 pages
...influence of mechanical devices may be, they can not by themselves decide a campaign. Their true r&le is that of assisting the infantryman, which they have done in a most admirable manner. They can not replace him. Only by the rifle and bayonet of the infantryman can the decisive... | |
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Immense as the influence of mechanical devices may be, they cannot by themselves decide a campaign. Their true role is that of assisting the infantryman, which they have done in a most admirable manner. They cannot replace him. Only by the rifle and bayonet... 