DZ Season 064 Part 65. End the War in 44 – The American Way of War – What the Americans Had to Say – Beyond the Limits of Individual Human Endurance.
In the legendary story of the great Salvation Army chaplain who served with the Australian Army in World War I at Gallipoli, and then on the Western Front, recorded in Daniel Reynaud’s biography: The Man the Anzacs Revered – William “Fighting Mac” McKenzie ANZAC Chaplain the author wrote about this truism of modern war, of the need for soldiers to be given regular vital rest from front line service:
…. The modern reader may have the impression that soldiers were mostly in the front line, actively fighting on an almost daily basis. But units in France spent relatively little time in the firing…
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