Germany's fighting machine; her army, her navy, her air-ships, and why she arrayed them against the allied powers of Europe . ^ i 4> |v^l J^ BBBlMMMii^.je^fl^i^kirf^JJl^.^ilfgterfftaaiJH^a %:.-*^7^ t: BK- -: ^ Floating; the Pontoons. Machine Ginis iJeing; Loaded on Pontoons THE ARiSIY 33 fortifications; when defending it must overcome the enemys heavysieo-e o-uns. The men are called cannoneers; they carry the carbineand the ninety-eight bayonet. The pioneers see to the throwing up of entrenchments, the build-ing and destroying of bridges, obstructions, etc.; they are armed likethe infantrym
Germany's fighting machine; her army, her navy, her air-ships, and why she arrayed them against the allied powers of Europe . ^ i 4> |v^l J^ BBBlMMMii^.je^fl^i^kirf^JJl^.^ilfgterfftaaiJH^a %:.-*^7^ t: BK- -: ^ Floating; the Pontoons. Machine Ginis iJeing; Loaded on Pontoons THE ARiSIY 33 fortifications; when defending it must overcome the enemys heavysieo-e o-uns. The men are called cannoneers; they carry the carbineand the ninety-eight bayonet. The pioneers see to the throwing up of entrenchments, the build-ing and destroying of bridges, obstructions, etc.; they are armed likethe infantrymen. The communication troops consist of the railroad regiments, whichin time of war have to see to the building and running of railroads;of the telegraph battalions, which put up telegraph lines; of thefortress telephone companies, which attend to all telephone mattersin the fortress; of the air-ship and aeroplane battalions, who are en-trusted with spying out the land and the enemys positions by meansof balloons, air-ships and aeroplanes. The communication troops are armed like the infantry. The transport service (Train) supplies every kind of column ofthe army with bridge materials, food, ammunition, etc. Its weaponsare swords
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