Americans Best With the Rifle in the Trenches
Analyzed essay argues American troops excel with the rifle due to tradition, training, and manufacturing quality. It cites Springfield rifles, high production, and Pro Pershing backed rifle instruction. Compares American marksmanship to German and British approaches, noting Frontline fighting favors individual aiming over mass volleys.
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Coolies Ears Detect Peril and Paper Controller News
British report notes Indian and Chinese coolie laborers in France rapidly sensing enemy aircraft and dropping prone to protect troops. London discusses a new Paper Controller amid food rationing debates, with H A Vernet linked to Underground Electric Railways.
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