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quadgram	frequency
as soon as the	12
in case of attack	12
to be able to	11
the direction of the	9
the men in the	9
at the same time	9
the support and reserve	8
will be carried out	8
in the case of	8
in the front line	8
in the fire trench	8
support and reserve trenches	8
from time to time	8
in front of the	7
should be made to	7
of the front line	6
a good thing to	6
will always be on	6
by the garrison of	6
the garrison of the	6
of the men in	6
of the men who	6
for the purpose of	6
at the battle of	6
what is meant by	6
it is well to	6
will be responsible for	6
of the support and	6
to be used in	6
at the bottom of	6
always be on duty	6
be responsible for the	6
the company commander will	5
it is a good	5
for the use of	5
over a new line	5
taking over a new	5
is the duty of	5
at evening stand to	5
the bottom of the	5
if the enemy is	5
in the event of	5
of men in the	5
it is difficult to	5
be carried out by	5
will be sent to	5
the trenches will be	5
will be handed over	5
to see that the	5
bursting at right height	5
will be laid on	5
be kept in the	5
it is the duty	5
as far as possible	5
will be kept in	5
from the firing line	5
sent back to the	5
after a gas attack	5
is a good thing	5
in case of a	4
the proximity of the	4
in the front trenches	4
attack of a village	4
direction of the wind	4
impressed on all ranks	4
for the sake of	4
what is the safest	4
in the hands of	4
the position of the	4
see to it that	4
trench life and trench	4
per cent of the	4
what should be done	4
out by the garrison	4
is to be taken	4
as possible to the	4
at the discretion of	4
a new line of	4
of march to trenches	4
is the distinction between	4
new line of trenches	4
must be made to	4
what should the sentinels	4
to be noted by	4
be sent to the	4
be noted by company	4
noted by company commanders	4
a sentry will be	4
the attack of a	4
is the difference between	4
returned to the quartermaster	4
training for the trenches	4
percussion high explosive shells	4
stand to in the	4
shells bursting at right	4
the orders of the	4
by order of the	4
is not to be	4
the officer on duty	4
precautions should be taken	4
in the form of	4
the entrance to the	4
know the position of	4
ration and carrying parties	4
arrangements will be made	4
and equipment of men	4
keeping as closed up	4
french infantry combat principles	4
garrison of the support	4
men in the trenches	4
closed up as possible	4
be impressed on all	4
the foot of the	4
what is the difference	4
set to work to	4
procedure on arrival in	4
be sent back to	4
flat on the ground	4
be given to the	4
the medical officer will	4
to the dressing station	4
arrangements in case of	4
the fact that they	4
sentry will be posted	4
of our own wire	4
in the trenches and	4
what is the distinction	4
guns will not be	4
single or double file	4
be such as to	4
a list of the	4
cent of the men	4
rate of march to	4
high explosive shells bursting	4
carried out by the	4
the front line and	4
on arrival in trenches	4
points to be noted	4
as closed up as	4
are not to be	4
way to the trenches	4
as much as possible	4
possible to do so	4
will be sent back	4
yards behind the first	4
parties outside the front	4
as soon as possible	4
in the alert position	4
life and trench warfare	4
may be taken against	3
will be constructed in	3
am i doing all	3
to reflect the heading	3
post from which he	3
keep the exits open	3
of the communicating trenches	3
soon as the gas	3
part of the trench	3
defense of a village	3
care is to be	3
yards intervals between sections	3
who fell victims to	3
the fire of the	3
on the foot of	3
if this is not	3
what is the burst	3
of the fact that	3
the bottom of our	3
use of mines in	3
on the part of	3
for the defense of	3
order of an officer	3
to break down the	3
their equipment and carry	3
man can fire on	3
of the wind is	3
bottom of our own	3
themselves that each man	3
of the battalion commander	3
a certain number of	3
for the same reason	3
he is supposed to	3
is the burst area	3
must be kept in	3
be away from the	3
use of machine guns	3
for his company and	3
in the presence of	3
some of the men	3
as in the case	3
by day or by	3
should be done with	3
this will be done	3
attack of a wood	3
to the trenches from	3
point of view of	3
safest protective formation against	3
to the company commander	3
and it will be	3
in the listening posts	3
small box respirators will	3
wear their equipment and	3
should be carried out	3
patrols or working parties	3
defense should be organized	3
the end of the	3
from which he can	3
there is to be	3
no issue of rum	3
the rifles and equipment	3
doing all i can	3
will be made by	3
is meant by the	3
to keep them in	3
from the front line	3
for official use only	3
the brigade signal officer	3
part of the wire	3
the number of men	3
equipment and carry their	3
as rapidly as possible	3
their tour of duty	3
of the company commander	3
on the day of	3
and evening stand to	3
under the orders of	3
in the trenches as	3
it is necessary to	3
the aim is to	3
they must be kept	3
day or by night	3
will be made up	3
from my own experience	3
will be kept on	3
any of the enemy	3
the front line will	3
will be sent by	3
the day of the	3
all correct or otherwise	3
the second line should	3
the case of a	3
which will be entered	3
should be taken to	3
on no account be	3
the noise of a	3
lines will be laid	3
of officers and n	3
stand down in the	3
in the firing line	3
great care is to	3
in advance of the	3
can fire on the	3
to be away from	3
will be collected in	3
should be impressed on	3
be reported to the	3
must be remembered that	3
the arms and equipment	3
have to be made	3
in such a way	3
at morning and evening	3
that each man can	3
from the fact that	3
morning and evening stand	3
to insure that the	3
is to be no	3
advance in line of	3
will be placed in	3
on the way to	3
the battalion commander and	3
to to reflect the	3
are responsible for the	3
changed to to reflect	3
as to prevent the	3
during their tour of	3
in the trenches it	3
the area of burst	3
and carry their rifles	3
our own wire entanglements	3
and the offensive gallery	3
at least once a	3
in single or double	3
fire on the foot	3
in the same way	3
arms and equipment of	3
be returned to the	3
bottom of the trench	3
of the first line	3
gas cloud has passed	3
out of the trenches	3
officer on duty will	3
all i can to	3
the point of view	3
phases of the combat	3
at a distance of	3
satisfy themselves that each	3
and buried in a	3
with the first volley	3
the fact that he	3
the machine guns should	3
not to be taken	3
against all types of	3
either by day or	3
in which will be	3
to keep the exits	3
a good deal of	3
parties out in front	3
and trench mortar batteries	3
so as not to	3
the secretary of war	3
fuse high explosive shells	3
each man can fire	3
in the trenches will	3
must be such as	3
should be sent out	3
it is easy to	3
taken to see that	3
will be returned to	3
are to be away	3
handed over to the	3
of the nearest part	3
they are to be	3
if the aim is	3
lead the enemy to	3
has to be done	3
the battle of loos	3
by the brigade staff	3
proximity of the enemy	3
see that the men	3
the ground in front	3
as a general rule	3
the enemy sends up	3
in the attack of	3
of the line poperinghe	3
from the point of	3
on the other hand	3
the gas cloud has	3
must be given to	3
of the brigade commander	3
a man will be	3
chilled feet and frostbite	3
must be on the	3
it must be remembered	3
in the british army	3
arrangements should be made	3
in the former case	3
of mines in trench	3
of the secretary of	3
will be removed at	3
carried out in the	3
foot of the nearest	3
will be responsible that	3
east of the line	3
as to the enemy	3
should be in the	3
is the safest protective	3
order of the secretary	3
the officer and n	3
must be taken to	3
work to be done	3
will be washed and	3
the nearest part of	3
known to all ranks	3
mines in trench warfare	3
reflect the heading of	3
fire at the bottom	3
i doing all i	3
in line of section	3
of a gas attack	3
area of burst is	3
away from the trenches	3
must be able to	3
day in the trenches	3
to the use of	3
day of the relief	3
nearest part of the	3
will on no account	3
found from front trenches	3
every sentry is to	3
fire of the enemy	3
in close proximity to	3
in the direction of	3
be worn in the	3
bullet that goes too	3
attack by the enemy	3
the burst area of	3
the trenches on the	3
will always be carried	3
the safest protective formation	3
will be made between	2
and sent to the	2
hold this line under	2
whether they have any	2
require attention or relaying	2
parade every available man	2
as offensive as i	2
bucket system is employed	2
will not be relieved	2
just as soon as	2
duty will frequently patrol	2
the rate of marching	2
into position for the	2
of our mines is	2
the sake of the	2
refuse pits will be	2
is also a good	2
front of the parapet	2
fundamental duty in trench	2
is difficult to get	2
is a very difficult	2
it should be impressed	2
thing to do is	2
every available man will	2
and the best and	2
the battle of neuve	2
the fire trench should	2
will be a good	2
will exercise general supervision	2
turn report the matter	2
as lever is released	2
normally each tour should	2
wire and defenses generally	2
sentries will report all	2
the orderly officer of	2
the sentries are alert	2
to move have been	2
open for an advance	2
except in cases of	2
the commander of the	2
many of the men	2
do i know the	2
sleep on sentry duty	2
men and water duties	2
all wires will be	2
leading from communication trenches	2
from the battalion commander	2
to taking over a	2
the shortest route from	2
sentinels in each section	2
the trenches by supports	2
a long time before	2
out of the way	2
special features of the	2
commanders will report at	2
and new sentries have	2
the defense should be	2
it is very important	2
the latter to conduct	2
to remember is that	2
after enemy gas attack	2
it must not be	2
men will be sent	2
they should proceed to	2
inquire whether they have	2
form part of trench	2
our own mines being	2
we could not get	2
and some of the	2
either side of the	2
in touch with the	2
otherwise to the officer	2
to bring back prisoners	2
of trenches there are	2
for the information of	2
be provided for digging	2
have been received from	2
correct or otherwise to	2
of percussion high explosive	2
case of a raid	2
the first duty of	2
which will be pinned	2
shrapnel shells bursting at	2
on sentry and other	2
when the relief is	2
that goes too low	2
occupy the dugouts of	2
men will be warned	2
to him his duties	2
between the approach and	2
of two or three	2
by the regimental sanitary	2
more than per cent	2
it was a long	2
times at which they	2
on the day before	2
of the lower limbs	2
the section leaders controlling	2
the noise of the	2
arrival to the company	2
topical questions on part	2
not exceed miles an	2
for the instruction of	2
will always be in	2
top of the parapet	2
magazine will be kept	2
round will never be	2
of delivering an infantry	2
proceed to the trenches	2
it is not a	2
entanglements made of barbed	2
may be considered as	2
bear on the enemy	2
exits open so as	2
will always be kept	2
the incoming troops to	2
over and receipts received	2
and one for battalion	2
in when nearly full	2
will be informed at	2
the care of the	2
to it that the	2
any form will be	2
for the maintenance of	2
the work he is	2
precautions may be taken	2
it will be well	2
sentry being killed or	2
examined frequently to see	2
will explain to him	2
in the midlands of	2
under the medical officer	2
dress and equipment of	2
it is necessary that	2
of the company on	2
between midnight and a	2
two men per section	2
and be responsible for	2
that a good many	2
there can be no	2
accordance with the orders	2
on duty with the	2
only method of delivering	2
undergoing punishment for drunkenness	2
will be carried up	2
at least once daily	2
at the head of	2
that the men are	2
permitted except by order	2
clear space of yards	2
approach and the attack	2
this point i would	2
form will be discouraged	2
he will assist the	2
punishment for drunkenness will	2
equipment will always be	2
will advise him in	2
bayonets will always be	2
or otherwise to the	2
with deep entrance and	2
see if the lids	2
and whether there are	2
will report all correct	2
crossing a bombarded zone	2
their small box respirators	2
progress of the advance	2
will reconnoiter the trenches	2
lines will be clearly	2
on duty will go	2
sent to brigade h	2
outside the front trench	2
the soil will be	2
the rifle to prevent	2
work has to be	2
armies that were raised	2
as quickly as possible	2
a matter of fact	2
a distance of thirty	2
the sentries on either	2
i had were the	2
and it is the	2
and wiring parties outside	2
explosive shells bursting high	2
pits will be attended	2
than per cent of	2
be kept in corked	2
there is sufficient light	2
of british trench orders	2
will be worn in	2
purpose in the trenches	2
the enemy should he	2
of our own fire	2
as movements of individuals	2
during enemy gas attack	2
hand bomb with fuse	2
only if they are	2
over the top of	2
do as much damage	2
soup or some hot	2
and progress of work	2
the company headquarters of	2
of the mine shaft	2
since i returned to	2
commander is responsible for	2
should be made of	2
in the morning and	2
headquarters of the battalion	2
where enemy are suspected	2
this line under all	2
sentry is to be	2
one of our own	2
have to be employed	2
the use of all	2
new sentries with the	2
up in the trenches	2
of the watch will	2
charged with the execution	2
carefully patrolled at least	2
will frequently patrol the	2
of bombing posts and	2
organization of work on	2
fire trenches will be	2
weather sentries will occasionally	2
taken over and distribution	2
with heavy overhead cover	2
on them will not	2
as possible from the	2
every man is to	2
of the fire trench	2
might be with organized	2
be impressed on the	2
with simple dugout under	2
shrapnel or high explosive	2
the beginning of the	2
latrines will be constructed	2
handed over and receipts	2
men holding line to	2
responsible for sending in	2
bomb gun firing bomb	2
should organize their positions	2
line under all circumstances	2
is the firing line	2
to be drawn from	2
all trench stores have	2
to see to it	2
but there are times	2
of trenches a company	2
quartermaster sergeant will accompany	2
officers and other ranks	2
and take advantage of	2
second line may be	2
water duties by the	2
an army immoral and	2
was due to the	2
visible to the enemy	2
of each tour of	2
to give them a	2
hour before daylight and	2
a day in the	2
discipline with regard to	2
the bolt of the	2
first of all there	2
working parties will be	2
will meet the relieving	2
being killed or wounded	2
be clearly labeled at	2
battalion headquarters and the	2
an army has to	2
will be reeled up	2
nearly full and labeled	2
the front of the	2
troops to the trenches	2
describe a typical day	2
warned for duty by	2
notice boards will be	2
the rendezvous there is	2
every junction with another	2
that they may be	2
stores have been handed	2
first objective should be	2
if able to walk	2
controling changed to controlling	2
at least two men	2
move have been received	2
that the men understand	2
back to the quartermaster	2
in the fire trenches	2
prevent the striker becoming	2
watch from the trenches	2
and per cent of	2
empty cartridge cases and	2
showing position of body	2
very much like a	2
protective formation against all	2
the best and safest	2
cards will be prepared	2
the length of each	2
officers must know the	2
officer latrines and refuse	2
frequently patrol the trench	2
company quartermaster sergeant will	2
the name of the	2
the gas zone were	2
but it is the	2
all lines will be	2
when the rifle is	2
used by the enemy	2
will always be worn	2
printing office war department	2
is liable to be	2
of trench sides to	2
those of the company	2
as part of the	2
carried up to the	2
men undergoing punishment for	2
done at evening stand	2
his arrival to the	2
always be in and	2
to convey the impression	2
to whether their ammunition	2
will be clearly labeled	2
trenches by supports and	2
will be prepared and	2
all work in rear	2
to be reported to	2
our mines is exploded	2
flank will be frequently	2
when shelters are made	2
being done and proposed	2
lives of men in	2
and satisfy themselves that	2
a subsequent gas cloud	2
trenches leading from communication	2
examine the ammunition and	2
kept with each gun	2
prior to taking over	2
up in complete units	2
an officer or n	2
impressed on the men	2
should be done if	2
to be regularly posted	2
charge and the pursuit	2
and improvement of the	2
removed at night and	2
the men who are	2
are kept in good	2
to inquire whether they	2
of the position of	2
are any patrols or	2
the regimental sanitary men	2
will assist the artillery	2
aim is to keep	2
a bullet that goes	2
being relieved will not	2
in case of emergency	2
meet the relieving troops	2
is necessary for medical	2
and post new sentries	2
a good many of	2
may lead the enemy	2
to the relieving unit	2
during the first year	2
will have duties allotted	2
be able to act	2
is responsible for sanitation	2
a covering party will	2
method of delivering an	2
of the support trench	2
to start the attack	2
attack of a defile	2
be laid on the	2
sent to the field	2
if a man is	2
on the men that	2
the men that they	2
will satisfy themselves that	2
to be taken that	2
the adjustment of the	2
see that the sentries	2
the side of the	2
trench sides to make	2
during the hours of	2
is to be reported	2
trench with simple dugout	2
mask with flutter valve	2
owing to its corrosive	2
tour of sentry duty	2
any patrols or working	2
which noise can be	2
of woods as shelter	2
made the required space	2
care and improvement of	2
by the latter to	2
lay down their arms	2
small pieces of soap	2
list of trench stores	2
i can to make	2
them will not be	2
his company and report	2
sentries with the n	2
relieved by another man	2
the distance is to	2
be taken that ration	2
use of all possible	2
line system of trenches	2
officer is responsible for	2
on their flanks and	2
liaison with the captain	2
yards from the trenches	2
government printing office war	2
provided by the latter	2
they will examine the	2
company headquarters of the	2
number of men holding	2
who will explain to	2
be relied on to	2
whenever it may be	2
much damage as possible	2
e and g are	2
by night the officer	2
are in good condition	2
specimens of british trench	2
with a solution of	2
on taking over trenches	2
position of his platoon	2
as little noise as	2
to the right and	2
defense troops should organize	2
kept on either side	2
also those of dead	2
if there are no	2
presence of a n	2
inspect the rifles of	2
the safety catch back	2
will accompany the ration	2
be pinned daily all	2
officer will advise him	2
gun firing bomb with	2
at which hours he	2
two phases of the	2
that they had not	2
are alert and to	2
will be done at	2
shells that fall just	2
in the united states	2
lines will be reeled	2
in the course of	2
line as strong as	2
ration parties from the	2
what distance from the	2
rifles and bombs and	2
sergeant will accompany the	2
of one of our	2
while there is still	2
explain to him his	2
will at once adjust	2
machine guns on the	2
box respirators will be	2
the front and rear	2
troops being relieved will	2
of sand bags and	2
be to yards behind	2
per cent of them	2
area of percussion high	2
medical officer will advise	2
posts should not be	2
exact spot where they	2
to do is to	2
on the ground with	2
artillery lines will be	2
digging and wiring parties	2
this parade every available	2
the germans used to	2
i am here for	2
to carrying small box	2
trodden into the ground	2
in the first line	2
are some of the	2
own mines being exploded	2
mortar firing large bomb	2
defense schemes will be	2
the objective and the	2
officer charged with the	2
must know the shortest	2
section of the support	2
part of the objective	2
but he must also	2
always precede a unit	2
is to know the	2
a machine gun on	2
for the purpose in	2
front trenches have to	2
keep a log book	2
number of men to	2
formation against all types	2
is still sufficient light	2
use of woods as	2
waste in any form	2
alert and to inquire	2
be done at evening	2
lighted automatically as lever	2
orders will be issued	2
shrapnel shells bursting high	2
the company on each	2
be made between the	2
these guides must know	2
to do in case	2
during the time that	2
during gas shell bombardment	2
that had already been	2
be reported at once	2
that men from the	2
smoke helmets will be	2
men in the firing	2
personally examine all firing	2
sanitation in his unit	2
him his duties and	2
food will be provided	2
and to inquire whether	2
rations and stores will	2
the top of the	2
men in the trench	2
will be inspected in	2
little noise as possible	2
be collected in receptacles	2
between evening and morning	2
troops are in position	2
the sentry and his	2
next relief will remain	2
those of dead men	2
seen or heard in	2
under the direction of	2
in case the enemy	2
work is being done	2
tables and organization of	2
care should be taken	2
about yards behind the	2
mile of the front	2
any very great degree	2
officers commanding companies will	2
stand to whether their	2
as in case i	2
to be taken over	2
action after enemy gas	2
able to keep out	2
cases will be collected	2
showing method of cutting	2
it his business to	2
or by means of	2
after stand down in	2
out in front of	2
to those of the	2
will be drawn up	2
troops in the front	2
make it his business	2
must be kept clean	2
no smoking or talking	2
the striker becoming frozen	2
of the whole attack	2
and morning stand to	2
fill up a gap	2
loophole made of steel	2
enemy so as to	2
have full knowledge of	2
the difference between a	2
as a matter of	2
with the exception of	2
division front in trench	2
this is not possible	2
the importance of strict	2
two pairs of socks	2
and returned to the	2
the mouth of the	2
and to see that	2
trench system showing fire	2
to battalion headquarters and	2
from which noise comes	2
it is not to	2
is responsible for the	2
should be encouraged to	2
getting into position for	2
showing use of sandbag	2
and how is it	2
feet and legs will	2
will at once personally	2
can a defile be	2
that we took came	2
craters that the enemy	2
trenches at the same	2
will be kept charged	2
against capture of fire	2
new sentries have been	2
in liaison with the	2
where they can be	2
refuse will be collected	2
simple loophole made of	2
files on sides of	2
drunkenness will receive no	2
duties by the r	2
reserve trenches will be	2
be taken in the	2
commander should make it	2
the first year of	2
to all the company	2
provided for digging and	2
relief will remain within	2
men in the section	2
section and platoon commanders	2
that we used to	2
the equipment of every	2
and also those of	2
to do as much	2
guides to all the	2
termination of the approach	2
working parties outside the	2
be removed at night	2
duty a man will	2
messages will be sent	2
telephonist will always be	2
will be taken to	2
of barbed wire and	2
patrolled at least once	2
wonderful results that had	2
can be given to	2
with the execution of	2
formed in england at	2
from billets will not	2
boards will be placed	2
it has to be	2
it is of the	2
soldier fully equipped with	2
long gum boots are	2
should not be used	2
dugouts will not be	2
the ordinary man to	2
yards and at every	2
that is being waged	2
gas mask with flutter	2
rifle to prevent the	2
shelters are made the	2
to the field ambulance	2
aware of the position	2
from the company commander	2
right side of cover	2
the number of officers	2
as far as the	2
log books and trench	2
to hold this line	2
of the rifle to	2
the commanding officer is	2
man has a post	2
if they are to	2
the long gum boots	2
troops and the best	2
dugout on the field	2
undercutting of trench sides	2
pretty hard on the	2
telephone communication to battalion	2
told that he must	2
sending in the reports	2
barrage trench for miners	2
commanding officers will be	2
men between midnight and	2
see that it is	2
cover by soldier lying	2
will examine the ammunition	2
length of each tour	2
and all sorts of	2
under bad weather conditions	2
duty with the gun	2
situation and wind by	2
at every junction with	2
the presence of an	2
be washed and rubbed	2
daily all orders regarding	2
kept for the purpose	2
will keep a log	2
rounds in his possession	2
should be guarded against	2
sentries will occasionally work	2
not leave the trenches	2
per company and one	2
companies must be able	2
with fuse lighted automatically	2
the second line may	2
they will come on	2
steps taken to see	2
trench showing parapet and	2
firing positions and satisfy	2
will not be taken	2
from the trenches at	2
each flank will be	2
of sandbag and earth	2
the alarm is given	2
be made known to	2
for my own part	2
position of the section	2
is to be regularly	2
leave the trenches until	2
and shelter dugout under	2
that the sentries are	2
enemy to waste ammunition	2
carrying parties make as	2
smoking or talking till	2
a round will never	2
showing parapet and parados	2
office of the adjutant	2
intervals throughout the trenches	2
listening for underground noise	2
reduced to a minimum	2
of the medical staff	2
are made the required	2
be carried up to	2
any alterations in the	2
craters to be occupied	2
be kept in a	2
line are to be	2
a typical day in	2
printed in the united	2
night the officer and	2
will be impressed on	2
patrols are sent out	2
been responsible for the	2
use of hand grenades	2
of fire round right	2
to deal with it	2
in the enemy trench	2
examine all firing positions	2
one telephonist will always	2
to them in case	2
work in rear of	2
work he is doing	2
by day and night	2
of work on defenses	2
the means of saving	2
number of the trench	2
the first objective should	2
the fire trench or	2
space of yards will	2
are published for the	2
change from civilian to	2
the work of the	2
the number of the	2
dogs and horses in	2
is correct or otherwise	2
they were able to	2
constructed in trenches leading	2
by day and by	2
to the fact that	2
make sure that the	2
trench stores have been	2
flutter valve or check	2
the enemy so as	2
emplacements are well concealed	2
located by the enemy	2
and the company on	2
be of value to	2
make this line as	2
when found from front	2
on a level with	2
all dead lines will	2
method of cutting trench	2
regularly posted by a	2
will not leave the	2
simple entanglements made of	2
objective should be the	2
from the ground level	2
necessary for medical reasons	2
be insisted upon in	2
they are not to	2
platoon commanders will at	2
will be issued and	2
in the same direction	2
be told that he	2
by means of two	2
his platoon commanders that	2
all lines in the	2
the companies or fractions	2
reserve companies must be	2
in the firing trench	2
relieving troops are in	2
to run the risk	2
is supposed to be	2
on duty will be	2
protected dugouts will be	2
or some hot drink	2
in and the safety	2
the company quartermaster sergeant	2
equipment for the field	2
will be entered up	2
route from their own	2
british soldier fully equipped	2
all officers must know	2
best and safest way	2
and stores will be	2
i as offensive as	2
flooring made of boards	2
in the following manner	2
how many men are	2
all officers and n	2
men in charge of	2
to the nearest officer	2
own headquarters to those	2
they should be made	2
that the sentry and	2
the permission of the	2
due to the fact	2
post new sentries with	2
that many of the	2
be kept charged with	2
these are indications of	2
all orders regarding working	2
for the men between	2
at which noise can	2
the distance between the	2
other refuse will be	2
on which the men	2
posting sentries will report	2
and kept with each	2
and earth for protection	2
at a certain hour	2
support and communicating trenches	2
of an infantry attack	2
of lime or creosol	2
rate of marching to	2
where the distance between	2
frequently to see if	2
the wonderful results that	2
have duties allotted to	2
except between evening and	2
men will not be	2
should the sentinels do	2
the change from civilian	2
in trenches leading from	2
yards intervals g between	2
in the long run	2
the two phases of	2
day before the relief	2
that this is done	2
deep entrance and shrapnel	2
be in possession of	2
and wind by telephone	2
tour of duty will	2
night commencing at evening	2
platoon commanders will report	2
of marching to the	2
the use of the	2
be provided by the	2
to insure that every	2
charged with five rounds	2
holding line to be	2
the information of all	2
books and trench store	2
gun position with heavy	2
to bear on the	2
log book will be	2
enemy are suspected of	2
of men unable to	2
come on sentry and	2
it is also a	2
trenches will be made	2
rifles and ammunition will	2
cold weather sentries will	2
shortest route from their	2
the army war college	2
his orders from the	2
duty by the platoon	2
to escape direct observation	2
that ration and carrying	2
they are seldom roofed	2
break down the resistance	2
the hands of the	2
will be well to	2
will be examined frequently	2
on the proximity of	2
explosive shells bursting at	2
when possible to do	2
of men holding line	2
which they will come	2
from civilian to soldier	2
as well as the	2
the relief is properly	2
will be relieved by	2
machine guns should be	2
should be taken against	2
act as guides to	2
trench by means of	2
latrines and refuse pits	2
artillery whenever it may	2
at morning stand to	2
inspected in accordance with	2
man will be informed	2
equipment of men unable	2
i want to mention	2
trenches have to be	2
he enters the army	2
side of the mouth	2
made of boards and	2
where they will meet	2
lines will be carefully	2
allotted to them in	2
able to act as	2
the undercutting of trench	2
unused rations will be	2
in their endeavour to	2
what precautions must be	2
has a post from	2
the midlands of england	2
is a disease that	2
along the line of	2
fire round right side	2
know the exact spot	2
gas and liquid fire	2
and sooner or later	2
available man will be	2
be with organized snipers	2
been received from the	2
orders of the battalion	2
after posting sentries will	2
and refuse pits will	2
be responsible for sending	2
the place of assembly	2
not to be issued	2
whether their ammunition is	2
a list of trench	2
be sent to brigade	2
equipment may be removed	2
are responsible that all	2
will not be permitted	2
at least twice a	2
to yards behind the	2
he will ascertain the	2
cover the whole with	2
not be permitted except	2
and horses in the	2
made of steel plate	2
officers in charge of	2
when the length of	2
a flag of truce	2
burst area of percussion	2
of the platoon commander	2
should be reported at	2
must be allowed to	2
will be posted at	2
that effect to battalion	2
in a deep pit	2
possible to the enemy	2
by the men who	2
per platoon will always	2
is properly carried out	2
found that a good	2
men unable to carry	2
sprayers form part of	2
be placed in each	2
on either side of	2
one of our mines	2
by day or night	2
least two men per	2
heard in connection with	2
taking over the trenches	2
down in the morning	2
time to time to	2
in front of him	2
clearly labeled at every	2
with a view to	2
three miles from the	2
so as to prevent	2
take advantage of this	2
day commencing at morning	2
be possible to do	2
barbed wire and rough	2
civilian to soldier is	2
headquarters and the company	2
be fired from their	2
tricks for the trenches	2
regard to carrying small	2
back of the trenches	2
in order that the	2
lines require attention or	2
will be placed on	2
that they can be	2
a man can hear	2
garrison of the trench	2
commencing at morning stand	2
connection with the enemy	2
and steps taken to	2
sandbag and earth for	2
gallery passes under him	2
signal officer will exercise	2
to fill up a	2
to make shelters is	2
at intervals throughout the	2
are suspected of mining	2
not more than per	2
sent to the artillery	2
a disease that is	2
soil will be removed	2
the men understand them	2
general supervision over all	2
the distinction between the	2
and a list of	2
positions for the attack	2
that he will be	2
equipment damaged or not	2
and ascertain that the	2
until the gas cloud	2
the exact spot where	2
offensive gallery passes under	2
any artillery lines require	2
prepared and kept with	2
operations of the enemy	2
night and buried in	2
be about yards behind	2
will report to that	2
that there will be	2
that the enemy occupies	2
of the machine guns	2
officer of the day	2
the attention of the	2
trench mortar firing large	2
the presence of the	2
r wire entanglement illustration	2
offensive as i might	2
devices to draw the	2
of all possible cover	2
in spite of all	2
or heard in connection	2
of a defile night	2
on the reverse of	2
back to the dressing	2
men to be able	2
respirator will be worn	2
evening and morning stand	2
event of one of	2
other parts of the	2
at this parade every	2
number of bombing posts	2
be attended to by	2
rifles and equipment of	2
that some of the	2
as guides to all	2
to by the regimental	2
will depend on the	2
valve or check valve	2
what precautions may be	2
united states of america	2
used in them must	2
by far the greater	2
the men who fell	2
unable to carry them	2
number and location of	2
leaving the rendezvous there	2
are aware of the	2
at which they will	2
be well advised to	2
will see that each	2
to be no smoking	2
case of an attack	2
protective formation against shrapnel	2
there is seldom any	2
soon learned that it	2
turning over the trenches	2
the enemy does deployment	2
and trench store books	2
their own headquarters to	2
burst area of a	2
issued and steps taken	2
the ration parties for	2
the platoon sergeant will	2
or talking till arrival	2
in the first place	2
the offensive gallery passes	2
trenches will be carried	2
year of the war	2
flanks and to their	2
properly carried out in	2
every man will have	2
buried in a deep	2
pinned daily all orders	2
whatever the direction of	2
may be placed in	2
rations will be returned	2
within a mile of	2
no man should ever	2
as soon as they	2
parties when found from	2
use of natural cover	2
these pits will be	2
been handed over and	2
a certain amount of	2
sanitary men and water	2
of one of the	2
the event of one	2
them must be kept	2
the enemy when he	2
can to make this	2
be kept on the	2
stand to will take	2
test is from trench	2
dead lines will be	2
so as to secure	2
men from the front	2
to be told that	2
the time to fire	2
and orders to move	2
in addition to the	2
when the enemy fires	2
filled in when nearly	2
the number of sentries	2
reported to the nearest	2
will be carefully patrolled	2
duty in trench warfare	2
are they to be	2
must know the exact	2
damage as possible to	2
each company will have	2
the times at which	2
a sufficient number of	2
the section of the	2
according to the terrain	2
exceed miles an hour	2
vermorel sprayers form part	2
resting on the parapet	2
be provided for the	2
kept charged with five	2
in the construction of	2
to know the position	2
every man has a	2
gas used by the	2
published for the information	2
of the use of	2
orders regarding working parties	2
the defense of a	2
on the number of	2
strict attention to sanitation	2
following points should be	2
in the midst of	2
collected in receptacles kept	2
him in sanitary matters	2
and safest way to	2
of the wire entanglement	2
men whose business it	2
of all there is	2
communicating trenches with the	2
damaged cartridges and empty	2
the first line and	2
there are times when	2
unless the relief is	2
gas zone were equipped	2
distance at which noise	2
noise can be heard	2
will always be fixed	2
the relief is completed	2
at the outbreak of	2
guides will be provided	2
available for the men	2
useful information on mines	2
the civilian and the	2
where he is supposed	2
going to sleep on	2
the relieving troops and	2
except in the case	2
the only thing to	2
the bucket system is	2
meters a man can	2
relief are aware of	2
half an hour before	2
a good thing for	2
man unless the relief	2
detailed for duty a	2
by soldier lying down	2
the day and at	2
the medical officer latrines	2
orders from the battalion	2
attended to by the	2
to prevent the striker	2
to make certain of	2
their own battalion headquarters	2
and will see that	2
to act as guides	2
be kept scrupulously clean	2
the right and left	2
at once by the	2
the center of a	2
there is nothing like	2
per section of the	2
platoon commanders that everything	2
the use of gas	2
to report to the	2
may be able to	2
one of the best	2
of body behind earth	2
be informed at which	2
touch with the enemy	2
to its corrosive nature	2
be provided with a	2
junction with another line	2
everything is in order	2
line of trenches a	2
the men between midnight	2
pits will be filled	2
in the opinion of	2
especially on the flanks	2
certain number of bays	2
which the enemy is	2
guides must know the	2
commanders are responsible that	2
machine gun position with	2
a clear space of	2
be relieved by another	2
of the french army	2
except under special circumstances	2
one hour before departure	2
and it is necessary	2
will be hung up	2
men i had were	2
if the feet are	2
the small box respirator	2
officers to see that	2
that soup or some	2
made of barbed wire	2
ascertain that the sentry	2
each tour of duty	2
up to the trenches	2
noise in the trenches	2
there is nothing more	2
depend on the number	2
is necessary that men	2
trench t trench crowning	2
parapet of the trench	2
occasionally work the bolt	2
and the position from	2
and direction of the	2
to will take place	2
the enemy is within	2
will be filled in	2
them in case of	2
to see that they	2
as strong as possible	2
and report his arrival	2
to a depth of	2
the soldier will be	2
advise him in sanitary	2
in accordance with the	2
the men on duty	2
he can fire at	2
commanding officer is responsible	2
with the orders in	2
trench bomb gun firing	2
advance of the line	2
for digging and wiring	2
will be worn at	2
of yards will be	2
on this point i	2
are responsible that the	2
to sleep on sentry	2
except when it is	2
when nearly full and	2
and the medical officer	2
make as little noise	2
if the lids work	2
it is said that	2
not to be recommended	2
hands of the enemy	2
back of the fire	2
their ammunition is correct	2
receptacles kept for the	2
has received reports from	2
be inspected at morning	2
must be kept one	2
are seldom roofed over	2
also a good thing	2
the orders in force	2
there has been no	2
attack should be prepared	2
to the place of	2
men who fell victims	2
used for the purpose	2
the fact that the	2
there is always a	2
the magazine will be	2
the trenches from billets	2
it will be seen	2
here for two purposes	2
sentry and his relief	2
soon as possible after	2
risk must be taken	2
troops should organize their	2
work the bolt of	2
for the men to	2
which would be of	2
will occasionally work the	2
to that effect to	2
the lids work easily	2
and at every junction	2
conduct the incoming troops	2
that he has taken	2
in the first instance	2
company and report his	2
that part of the	2
boards and chicken wire	2
the location of their	2
man is to know	2
and direction of fire	2
firing bomb with stem	2
practice to have strapped	2
company will have a	2
number of officers and	2
have all the men	2
without the permission of	2
defense of a position	2
inspected at morning and	2
working parties out in	2
toward positions for the	2
should be reduced to	2
a great deal of	2
five cases of fire	2
trench mortars fire bombs	2
made between the c	2
supported on reliable posts	2
of strict attention to	2
the companies in support	2
will never be kept	2
the required space from	2
to reinforce a section	2
ammunition is correct or	2
small box respirator will	2
the purpose in the	2
the relieving troops are	2
by the number of	2
at night and buried	2
on each flank will	2
of view of the	2
in england at the	2
creosol will be freely	2
responsible for the cleanliness	2
and his relief are	2
reports from all his	2
the risk of contracting	2
chloride of lime or	2
the section and platoon	2
the trench area will	2
on being detailed for	2
in civilian life we	2
boxes in the trenches	2
will be provided by	2
will be freely used	2
day and at night	2
damaged or not required	2
the approach and the	2
report his arrival to	2
rapidity and continuity of	2
of the firing line	2
a sentry being killed	2
the reverse of the	2
responsible for the maintenance	2
in rear of the	2
exercise general supervision over	2
up by communicating trenches	2
platoon will always be	2
the watch from the	2
provided with a periscope	2
and water duties by	2
least once a day	2
required depends on the	2
company and one n	2
wire and rough posts	2
be reduced to a	2
be permitted except by	2
headquarters to those of	2
and empty cases will	2
parties make as little	2
will be provided with	2
when it is necessary	2
will receive no issue	2
and dry socks put	2
carrying and wearing of	2
the time of relief	2
by the battalion commander	2
am here for two	2
for duty by the	2
and legs will be	2
in the habit of	2
reeled up at once	2
as a sentry being	2
in spite of the	2
for sending in the	2
i am told that	2
under cover of darkness	2
offs will always be	2
safest way to the	2
from the support and	2
one officer per company	2
be reeled up at	2
and to do as	2
and organization of work	2
enemy gas attack action	2
should not interfere with	2
man will be present	2
on duty will frequently	2
rapid fire will be	2
use of sandbag and	2
another man unless the	2
first year of the	2
of the wire and	2
lime or creosol will	2
on no account is	2
will see that the	2
line to be taken	2
will not be mounted	2
will report to his	2
the matter should be	2
soldier will need to	2
the fundamental duty in	2
lines in the brigade	2
matter should be reported	2
the reports required by	2
when any artillery lines	2
incoming troops to the	2
has to be made	2
ration parties for his	2
will not exceed miles	2
the rear of the	2
over all lines in	2
sentries have been posted	2
of our own mines	2
machine guns and rifles	2
assist the artillery whenever	2
be kept on either	2
yards will be kept	2
first of all with	2
from the front trenches	2
the charge and the	2
must not be kept	2
trenches a company commander	2
one guide per platoon	2
to cross a crest	2
be handed over to	2
fact that they had	2
to take advantage of	2
where the bucket system	2
brigade signal officer will	2
the operations of the	2
the event of an	2
for sanitation in his	2
patrol the trench line	2
till arrival in the	2
will be made known	2
to block the defile	2
have been able to	2
the signal will be	2
civilian and the soldier	2
from their own headquarters	2
to prevent the enemy	2
in them must be	2
least twice a day	2
orders to move have	2
use of trench artillery	2
front line and was	2
simple gas mask with	2
round right side of	2
can be done to	2
unless emplacements are well	2
a mile of the	2
in the gas zone	2
daily in the trenches	2
automatically as lever is	2
to see if the	2
rendezvous there is to	2
to see that it	2
will sleep with their	2
the lives of men	2
permission of the battalion	2
be used by all	2
the wire and defenses	2
for drunkenness will receive	2
trenches from billets will	2
be taken to secure	2
and they must be	2
in the rear of	2
ground in front of	2
be used in case	2
relief is properly carried	2
to make this line	2
of boards and chicken	2
issue of rum for	2
will be frequently tested	2
as is necessary to	2
of the enemy it	2
bomb with fuse lighted	2
at what distance from	2
as i might be	2
horses in the gas	2
what to do in	2
be issued and steps	2
be given in the	2
will come on duty	2
being detailed for duty	2
whether there are any	2
i have said that	2
of the individual soldier	2
to their own battalion	2
on taking over a	2
will be detailed from	2
work being done and	2
improvement of the trenches	2
medical officer latrines and	2
the discretion of the	2
wiring parties outside the	2
zone were equipped as	2
use of blank cartridges	2
defense of a defile	2
relieving troops and the	2
the only method of	2
orderly officer of the	2
what should be the	2
the way to the	2
receive no issue of	2
brigade commander is responsible	2
to any very great	2
in connection with the	2
battle of neuve chapelle	2
there is still sufficient	2
may be possible to	2
i have found that	2
front in trench warfare	2
carrying small box respirators	2
be no smoking or	2
the company commander should	2
information of all concerned	2
the troops being relieved	2
the trenches it was	2
firing step of earth	2
ammunition boxes in the	2
he will come on	2
with flutter valve or	2
night defense of a	2
to the trenches by	2
the position of his	2
to the front and	2
all the company headquarters	2
how is the firing	2
if it can be	2
relieved will not leave	2
infantry brigade signal officer	2
fuse high explosive shell	2
it may be possible	2
commanders will at once	2
with regard to carrying	2
and ammunition will be	2
the front trenches have	2
once personally examine all	2
all types of shells	2
a division front in	2
when one of our	2
by supports and reserves	2
sandbags and steel helmet	2
the work is heard	2
this order will be	2
sentries on either side	2
objective and the position	2
know the shortest route	2
shelter dugout under parados	2
washington government printing office	2
be able to keep	2
they are provided for	2
duties allotted to them	2
delivering an infantry attack	2
ambulance dogs and horses	2
precautions must be taken	2
company commander will give	2
be a double sentry	2
day and by night	2
up as possible with	2
on the enemy side	2
how can a defile	2
sentries are alert and	2
which hours he will	2
as the enemy is	2
part of trench stores	2
ensure that the necessary	2
unless it is necessary	2
hung up in the	2
will not be dismissed	2
very cold weather sentries	2
to repulse an attack	2
during the day and	2
close proximity to the	2
in very cold weather	2
men who would not	2
to the officer on	2
made known to all	2
and reserve trenches will	2
billets will not exceed	2
close to each sprayer	2
the sides of the	2
the enemy trench is	2
run the risk of	2
order will be made	2
it is necessary for	2
and the safety catch	2
that the enemy may	2
sides to make shelters	2
of the mouth of	2
they will meet the	2
the matter to superior	2
fully equipped with pack	2
posted by a n	2
communication to battalion headquarters	2
as long as the	2
by means of a	2
of the adjutant general	2
among which is the	2
machine guns will not	2
parties for his company	2
can fire at the	2
be prepared and kept	2
parties from the support	2
accompany the ration parties	2
commanders that everything is	2
by another man unless	2
natural cover by soldier	2
the presence of a	2
anything seen or heard	2
and to their own	2
from the enemy does	2
the form of a	2
matter to superior authority	2
as to what is	2
this line as strong	2
to conduct the incoming	2
information about the enemy	2
to go in swimming	2
and reserve companies must	2
when the enemy trench	2
mouth of the mine	2
will have rounds in	2
there are any patrols	2
of the war it	2
dry socks put on	2
bolt of the rifle	2
battalion signalers are responsible	2
the various units to	2
in receptacles kept for	2
to take off their	2
battalions in the trenches	2
the exits open so	2
will be seen that	2
except under bad weather	2
it has been found	2
will be made out	2
do in case of	2
distance from the enemy	2
one for each company	2
ration parties when found	2
be regularly posted by	2
stores will be carried	2
be inspected in accordance	2
never be kept in	2
to get out of	2
soon as the enemy	2
taken that ration and	2
definite orders as to	2
hours he will come	2
errors have been corrected	2
officers will be responsible	2
the front line trenches	2
will come on sentry	2
required space from the	2
of a night attack	2
the heading of the	2
should be placed in	2
on the firing step	2
out in the presence	2
direction of fire round	2
open so as to	2
it is to be	2
in case of an	2
or working parties out	2
no sentry will be	2
in the reports required	2
from all his platoon	2
ammunition will be inspected	2
that everything is in	2
the next relief will	2
no account be used	2
as long as they	2
be taken over and	2
have been handed over	2
by the company commander	2
will stand to arms	2
be on duty with	2
sentries will be posted	2
of the relieving company	2
line of trenches the	2
company on their flanks	2
be warned of the	2
canadian corps trench orders	2
trenches will be examined	2
be filled in when	2
men per section of	2
necessary that men from	2
such as movements of	2
commencing at evening stand	2
finished trench showing parapet	2
information as to the	2
not be kept in	2
will be well advised	2
box respirator will be	2
with to yards intervals	2
be warned for duty	2
will be warned for	2
at the foot of	2
the company on their	2
line should be to	2
ordinary hand bomb with	2
in the trenches are	2
range cards will be	2
be constructed in trenches	2
report the matter to	2
they should never be	2
position for the attack	2
enemy sends up flares	2
to take it in	2
will be pinned daily	2
informed at which hours	2
the officer of the	2
in the process of	2
all his platoon commanders	2
officer will exercise general	2
empty cases will be	2
except by order of	2
written at the front	2
of the section and	2
available in the company	2
is necessary to shoot	2
be carefully patrolled at	2
position with heavy overhead	2
the trenches at the	2
were equipped as shown	2
received reports from all	2
second line should be	2
all firing positions and	2
received from the company	2
the day before the	2
marching to the trenches	2
list of the men	2
charge of the company	2
in the brigade area	2
of the enemy are	2
should be to yards	2
which he can fire	2
the success of a	2
i might be with	2
be used in them	2
keep their heads down	2
rifles and machine guns	2
is pretty hard on	2
in any form will	2
where guides will be	2
that there are many	2
six gallons of the	2
each tour should be	2
presence of the enemy	2
arrival in the trenches	2
a post from which	2
the united states of	2
responsible for sanitation in	2
of the inhabitants remain	2
coming on duty will	2
the following points should	2
of natural cover by	2
officers will be held	2
in the walls of	2
at once personally examine	2
the firing line are	2
worn in the alert	2
officer per company and	2
the infantry brigade signal	2
company on each flank	2
space from the ground	2
as much damage as	2
the position from which	2
cartridges and empty cases	2
at the end of	2
out at the same	2
from which it is	2
he should do so	2
distinction between the approach	2
action during enemy gas	2
after leaving the rendezvous	2
or creosol will be	2
in the larger works	2
be able to say	2
to be regarded as	2
spot where they will	2
my own experience i	2
they will not be	2
positions and satisfy themselves	2
action during gas shell	2
they have any information	2
be carried out in	2
days after the offense	2
front to be watched	2
be examined frequently to	2
talking till arrival in	2
will be inspected at	2
and carrying parties make	2
be on the alert	2
a level with the	2
gun will be laid	2
showing use of natural	2
their flanks and to	2
to be taken into	2
in columns of squads	2
for duty a man	2
only thing to do	2
excellent practice to have	2
british tank in action	2
gun emplacements is important	2
prisoners that we took	2
and equipment damaged or	2
reports required by battalion	2
was a long time	2
is to keep the	2
learned that it was	2
to in the morning	2
have rounds in his	2
be in and the	2
artillery lines require attention	2
man will have rounds	2
on which will be	2
supervision over all lines	2
and will be handed	2
and men should be	2
his tour of duty	2
the dugouts of the	2
get out of the	2
outside the front trenches	2
simple dugout under parapet	2
on reaching the trenches	2
report all correct or	2
for the trenches a	2
will be cut out	2
only in case of	2
edge of our wire	2
be made up in	2
each gun will be	2
report to that effect	2
his relief are aware	2
third full of water	2
regimental sanitary men and	2
if any of the	2
make shelters is forbidden	2
the termination of the	2
a company commander will	2
firing line are to	2
it can be avoided	2
giving the times at	2
covering the trenches concerned	2
importance of strict attention	2
machine guns in the	2
fuse lighted automatically as	2
sentry will be relieved	2
support and reserve companies	2
position of body behind	2
made up in complete	2
if the night is	2
men should be taught	2
by order of an	2
am i as offensive	2
latter to conduct the	2
the tactical situation demands	2
at all times in	2
trenches on the day	2
at the time of	2
condition of the wire	2
convey the impression that	2
kept in the chamber	2
the artillery whenever it	2
his men to be	2
distance is to meters	2
will be attended to	2