Be Man Without A County 6Y Edward Hale Narrator recalls Nolan the Man without a Country
The narrator recounts Nolan known as the Iron Mask, his enforced isolation aboard ships, and the tale of his defiant dance with Mrs. Graff in Naples. It covers Nolan’s transformations after viewing his homeland as forbidden, plus a naval gun duel where he kept up the crew’s spirits, loading and firing under fire.
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How Great Britain Built New Armies in War Time
An article from the Army and Navy Journal analyzes Britain’s early August 1934 mobilization, praising the high level of officer training and regiment-wide discipline. It notes Aldershot and other centers as models, rapid recruitment, and vast temporary infrastructures to house and equip hundreds of thousands of troops, with emphasis on feeding, clothing, and rifle manufacturing challenges faced soon after war began.
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Britain's First New Army Struggles With Scarce Equipment
The British army in 1914 15 faced severe shortages in rifles artillery and supporting gear across its first four new armies. Units wrestled with few guns no dial sights or range finders and improvised training weapons. Temporary commissions from schools and universities filled officer shortages as experienced leaders were redeployed. Despite rough beginnings, rapid adaptation and a shortage driven push led to more capable divisions within months, with improved training and morale boosting confidence across ranks.
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No Favoritism in Draft Says U S Army Office
Washington says there is no ground for fear of favoritism in the draft. The provost marshal general emphasizes strict adherence to the selective service act. All men within age limits must register with penalties for evasion, and officials linked to evasion face imprisonment. The public response to volunteer service remains strong as boards determine exemptions only in specific cases.
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