Germany's fighting machine; her army, her navy, her air-ships, and why she arrayed them against the allied powers of Europe . biliza-tion speedier and to facilitate the march to the west boundary rail-roads are to be built. The estimates for this are about two hundredsixty million marks. The following stretches are under considera-tion: 1. Nowogeorgiewsk to Plozk on the Vistula. 2. Cholm—Tomoschow—Belzek. 3. Schepetowka—Proskurow—Larga. In ad-dition a number of lines are planned of which one is to encircle ourprovince of East Prussia. Along the German frontier, too, the erec-tion of wireless s
Germany's fighting machine; her army, her navy, her air-ships, and why she arrayed them against the allied powers of Europe . biliza-tion speedier and to facilitate the march to the west boundary rail-roads are to be built. The estimates for this are about two hundredsixty million marks. The following stretches are under considera-tion: 1. Nowogeorgiewsk to Plozk on the Vistula. 2. Cholm—Tomoschow—Belzek. 3. Schepetowka—Proskurow—Larga. In ad-dition a number of lines are planned of which one is to encircle ourprovince of East Prussia. Along the German frontier, too, the erec-tion of wireless stations has energetically been taken in hand. Like-wise they have begun to modernize their fort and field by side with these endeavors go intended improvements in mili-tary education and training and organized changes in the situationof the officers corps and general staff in the way of raising salariesand of quicker advancement. Thus for the Russian army, too, andits capacity for service the year 1913 is to be looked upon asimportant. Furthest in arrears of the armies of the Triple Entente is the.
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