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trigram	frequency
in the trenches	55
of the enemy	34
is to be	27
what is the	27
in case of	26
as soon as	26
so as to	24
of the trenches	23
to the trenches	22
will not be	22
will always be	22
of the men	21
the company commander	21
the front line	20
the firing line	20
of the trench	19
in the front	19
are to be	18
men in the	18
will be made	17
be able to	17
the battalion commander	17
part of the	17
to the enemy	16
the use of	16
the fire trench	16
will be sent	16
the enemy is	16
the number of	15
be made to	15
from the trenches	15
be kept in	15
it is a	15
that it is	15
responsible for the	15
one of the	15
it is not	15
be carried out	14
will be kept	14
some of the	14
to be used	13
have to be	13
on the ground	13
by the enemy	13
not to be	13
must be kept	13
to see that	13
the men who	13
the fact that	13
to be taken	13
soon as the	12
case of attack	12
it must be	12
in front of	12
they should be	12
to keep the	12
will be carried	12
in the fire	12
should be made	12
direction of the	12
on the enemy	11
at the same	11
should be taken	11
to do so	11
it is the	11
support and reserve	11
trenches will be	11
of the front	11
to be able	11
they must be	11
by means of	11
in charge of	11
for this purpose	11
it should be	11
for the purpose	11
to be done	10
the support and	10
over the parapet	10
they will be	10
will be responsible	10
high explosive shells	10
be responsible for	10
of the line	10
a gas attack	10
that the enemy	10
the bottom of	10
as to the	10
the men in	10
will be inspected	10
to insure that	10
will be provided	10
lines will be	10
for the trenches	10
should not be	10
of our own	10
be taken to	10
attack of a	10
during the day	10
has to be	10
at all times	10
the direction of	10
fire on the	9
out of the	9
the front trenches	9
a counter attack	9
if the enemy	9
front of the	9
to be made	9
but it is	9
that the men	9
be used in	9
the purpose of	9
the same time	9
an infantry attack	9
as far as	9
method of advance	9
and reserve trenches	9
company commander will	9
to brigade h	9
of the battalion	9
the position of	9
they can be	9
the machine guns	9
of the company	9
it will be	9
when the enemy	9
up to the	9
the presence of	9
evening stand to	9
during the night	8
and it is	8
be on duty	8
in trench warfare	8
a good thing	8
make sure that	8
case of a	8
he will be	8
the case of	8
of the support	8
officers and n	8
sentry will be	8
defense of a	8
of the war	8
tour of duty	8
number of men	8
per cent of	8
there is no	8
the trenches and	8
it is necessary	8
and of the	8
time to time	8
from time to	8
sent to the	8
to the company	8
see that the	8
must be made	8
as well as	8
the counter attack	8
in this war	8
of men in	8
small box respirators	8
men will be	8
the medical officer	8
in the case	8
in order to	8
be placed in	7
it may be	7
is a good	7
to the quartermaster	7
the enemy to	7
be given to	7
the work of	7
every man is	7
man will be	7
if they are	7
taking over a	7
in the first	7
of those who	7
on duty will	7
away from the	7
be sent to	7
it is to	7
line of trenches	7
the first line	7
be taken against	7
which will be	7
in spite of	7
the end of	7
the enemy trench	7
of the fire	7
protective formation against	7
and equipment of	7
point of view	7
on either side	7
back to the	7
fire for effect	7
stand to arms	7
at a distance	7
be handed over	7
at least once	7
should be done	7
to deal with	7
out in front	7
men who are	7
will be posted	7
of a village	7
when they are	7
in the same	7
but there are	7
in the attack	7
at the bottom	7
that they are	7
it is very	6
any of the	6
what should the	6
platoon commanders will	6
to be occupied	6
to the men	6
be impressed on	6
in the british	6
company commanders will	6
that it was	6
a good many	6
the garrison of	6
in the trench	6
and should be	6
at the time	6
that can be	6
is meant by	6
and with the	6
first of all	6
during the first	6
carried out by	6
a list of	6
be kept on	6
by an officer	6
will report to	6
the listening posts	6
the importance of	6
of the parapet	6
always be on	6
the same way	6
out by the	6
the battle of	6
we used to	6
on the day	6
of the wire	6
the noise of	6
as long as	6
the men to	6
the hands of	6
over the trenches	6
will be done	6
from the front	6
at the battle	6
infantry combat principles	6
garrison of the	6
what is meant	6
not more than	6
it is well	6
men should be	6
that there are	6
take advantage of	6
the risk of	6
it is difficult	6
that have been	6
good thing to	6
a man is	6
which may be	6
to know the	6
position of the	6
it has been	6
the enemy has	6
burst area of	6
what should be	6
will be laid	6
by order of	6
had to be	6
in the morning	6
they do not	6
two or three	6
will be handed	6
according to the	6
on no account	6
must not be	6
will be found	6
in rear of	6
will at once	6
to prevent the	6
we had to	6
by the garrison	6
is well to	6
should the sentinels	6
with the enemy	5
as to what	5
should be sent	5
to the officer	5
and trench mortar	5
right and left	5
of one of	5
section of the	5
be drawn up	5
will be detailed	5
officers will be	5
which it is	5
of a defile	5
firing at aeroplanes	5
the question of	5
every man will	5
the commanding officer	5
the british army	5
for the men	5
to keep them	5
as in the	5
be allowed to	5
is necessary to	5
it was a	5
the foot of	5
the place of	5
will be well	5
from the enemy	5
returned to the	5
they are not	5
the fire of	5
the enemy may	5
the officer on	5
over a new	5
the proximity of	5
the fire trenches	5
the adjutant general	5
of machine guns	5
from the company	5
to get the	5
the length of	5
will be collected	5
from the firing	5
should be given	5
wear their equipment	5
the trenches will	5
all the men	5
will see that	5
in the army	5
with the first	5
will never be	5
fire of the	5
be made by	5
the trenches are	5
of the day	5
will be carefully	5
the duty of	5
enemy gas attack	5
in the event	5
arrangements will be	5
long gum boots	5
at evening stand	5
that each man	5
should be kept	5
to in the	5
the event of	5
be laid on	5
and that the	5
the brigade commander	5
after a gas	5
this will be	5
in which the	5
a number of	5
bottom of the	5
use of mines	5
may be taken	5
and will be	5
as possible to	5
for the attack	5
they are to	5
far as possible	5
bursting at right	5
distance from the	5
of the wind	5
many of the	5
on arrival in	5
equipment of men	5
of the first	5
will be worn	5
sent back to	5
side of the	5
is responsible for	5
all trench stores	5
issue of rum	5
is the duty	5
are responsible that	5
is difficult to	5
the attack is	5
will be placed	5
the fire attack	5
for the use	5
should never be	5
is not to	5
i do not	5
in rest billets	5
at right height	5
brigade signal officer	5
percussion high explosive	5
is in the	5
in addition to	5
be sent out	5
the enemy should	5
the tactical situation	5
will be given	5
officer of the	5
of course the	5
officer and n	5
fuse high explosive	5
the working party	5
one hour before	5
must be taken	5
kept in the	5
to the field	5
by company commanders	5
the second line	5
in the firing	5
to battalion headquarters	5
a distance of	5
of the rifle	5
end of the	5
the habit of	5
the trenches as	5
to work to	5
yards behind the	5
bombs and grenades	5
in the gas	5
by day or	5
will also be	5
morning stand to	5
men to be	5
the ground in	5
in each section	5
commander is responsible	5
a new line	5
the gas cloud	5
of the medical	5
at a time	5
by day and	5
be taken for	5
noted by company	5
correct or otherwise	5
to say that	5
points to be	5
the section leaders	5
by the brigade	5
officer on duty	5
with the bayonet	5
two pairs of	4
the relieving troops	4
will be relieved	4
procedure on arrival	4
explosive shells bursting	4
the defense of	4
for the sake	4
of the artillery	4
this is a	4
the brigade signal	4
should also be	4
if there are	4
in advance of	4
proximity of the	4
satisfy themselves that	4
life and trench	4
the platoon commander	4
trench life and	4
occupied by the	4
in the hands	4
stand to in	4
and direction of	4
given to the	4
with regard to	4
the form of	4
in the center	4
the alert position	4
is not a	4
is the best	4
know the position	4
for the soldier	4
as it was	4
touch with the	4
organization of work	4
list of the	4
the front and	4
that we had	4
arrival in trenches	4
the trenches from	4
the front trench	4
to make the	4
depends on the	4
the entrance to	4
the arms and	4
of the brigade	4
men that they	4
machine guns should	4
liable to be	4
over to the	4
behind the first	4
along the line	4
a night attack	4
must be given	4
that he was	4
all sorts of	4
that they may	4
it is easy	4
the dressing station	4
the company headquarters	4
that we were	4
front line and	4
do not fire	4
use of all	4
orders as to	4
except in the	4
in the alert	4
rifles will be	4
the discretion of	4
yards from the	4
showing use of	4
of each company	4
at night and	4
sentries will be	4
a chance to	4
is the safest	4
of march to	4
attack should be	4
keeping as closed	4
between the lines	4
be taken off	4
on the parapet	4
order of the	4
out in the	4
be in the	4
in the air	4
are not to	4
flat on the	4
the distinction between	4
must know the	4
of a wood	4
closed up as	4
against all types	4
foot of the	4
the sake of	4
machine guns and	4
fire at the	4
parties outside the	4
way to the	4
will be taken	4
lines in the	4
a sentry will	4
in good condition	4
the parapet and	4
this is done	4
not be used	4
may be the	4
the enemy from	4
that they can	4
can be done	4
training for the	4
to the artillery	4
the company on	4
arrangements in case	4
ration and carrying	4
be used to	4
are sent out	4
duty will be	4
an attack is	4
the effect of	4
at the discretion	4
and carrying parties	4
to it that	4
soon as possible	4
be considered as	4
went to france	4
one of our	4
there will be	4
to the dressing	4
french infantry combat	4
is the distinction	4
are responsible for	4
rate of march	4
of the nearest	4
will be issued	4
the rifles and	4
officers and men	4
precautions should be	4
possible to the	4
the difference between	4
a good deal	4
of this kind	4
will come on	4
and by the	4
to draw the	4
set to work	4
chilled feet and	4
to be noted	4
as closed up	4
equipment and carry	4
is supposed to	4
in the following	4
and some of	4
the company supports	4
be done with	4
that he has	4
could not get	4
as the enemy	4
can be made	4
there should be	4
the greatest care	4
clean and in	4
on which the	4
in the rear	4
of the army	4
of the body	4
if there is	4
will be warned	4
in such a	4
and trench warfare	4
shells bursting high	4
so that the	4
the interior defense	4
pits will be	4
to remain in	4
of the approach	4
this is not	4
all the time	4
that has been	4
of an officer	4
be constructed in	4
be such as	4
should be organized	4
on this subject	4
parties will be	4
of officers and	4
medical officer will	4
in a few	4
working parties will	4
be provided for	4
the wind is	4
rations and cooking	4
to battalion h	4
can be heard	4
of trench stores	4
to the front	4
those of the	4
company gas n	4
shrapnel shells bursting	4
such as to	4
in the form	4
shells bursting at	4
carried out in	4
two men per	4
how is the	4
the orders of	4
the part of	4
man in the	4
of the watch	4
the men that	4
and at the	4
in possession of	4
should be carried	4
as part of	4
to act as	4
is able to	4
trenches on the	4
be noted by	4
will be constructed	4
the line of	4
of the inhabitants	4
be removed at	4
of the objective	4
to do in	4
we found that	4
march to trenches	4
back of the	4
entrance to the	4
about the enemy	4
see to it	4
front line trenches	4
launching an attack	4
his platoon commanders	4
and all the	4
but it was	4
line should be	4
to brigade headquarters	4
many of these	4
distribution of troops	4
these will be	4
of the troops	4
there is nothing	4
ammunition will be	4
to make a	4
up as possible	4
the relief is	4
a few days	4
will have to	4
arms and equipment	4
be placed on	4
reported to the	4
our own wire	4
down in the	4
that this is	4
in double file	4
should be the	4
on taking over	4
smoking and talking	4
much as possible	4
responsible that the	4
rear of the	4
when it is	4
possible to do	4
fell victims to	4
the company commanders	4
sooner or later	4
my own experience	4
will be entered	4
on all ranks	4
to be watched	4
in connection with	4
the soldier will	4
outside the front	4
fact that they	4
care of the	4
will be prepared	4
it can be	4
that they will	4
he must be	4
of the work	4
above the parapet	4
the communicating trenches	4
most of the	4
be sent back	4
single or double	4
cent of the	4
get out of	4
to break down	4
in this way	4
is the difference	4
guns will not	4
helmets will be	4
how should the	4
as much as	4
parapet and parados	4
as to prevent	4
new line of	4
orders of the	4
from front trenches	4
at the top	4
the attack of	4
the area of	4
has been found	4
on the flanks	4
in order that	4
the enemy and	4
or double file	4
the companies in	4
impressed on all	4
insure that the	3
the exits open	3
certain number of	3
the rifle is	3
day of the	3
the enemy by	3
which the enemy	3
all correct or	3
the distance between	3
be remembered that	3
and not be	3
but if they	3
mines in trench	3
on the part	3
from the ground	3
a battalion is	3
defense should be	3
all ranks will	3
guns in the	3
and carry their	3
are alert and	3
guides will be	3
battle of loos	3
are able to	3
on his back	3
should be impressed	3
equipment for the	3
no man should	3
as guides to	3
for duty by	3
stand down in	3
be done by	3
the enemy will	3
during their tour	3
come on duty	3
the former case	3
battalion headquarters and	3
it is only	3
with a solution	3
of sand bags	3
must be on	3
will be in	3
the army of	3
a man will	3
known to all	3
must be able	3
is not possible	3
for them to	3
that a good	3
trench should be	3
secretary of war	3
and the men	3
during the time	3
the principle of	3
the commander of	3
the infantry brigade	3
on the firing	3
to have a	3
the united states	3
advance of the	3
responsible that all	3
for an attack	3
signal will be	3
the orderly officer	3
the ammunition and	3
in the listening	3
great care is	3
order of an	3
sentry is to	3
always be carried	3
i can to	3
will be seen	3
at the sides	3
on the fire	3
the secretary of	3
is the burst	3
respirators will be	3
put on at	3
undercutting trench sides	3
trench mortar batteries	3
at once to	3
a general rule	3
are liable to	3
the first objective	3
by a n	3
for his company	3
commander of the	3
men from the	3
be given by	3
the center of	3
the day of	3
of the german	3
number of the	3
how many men	3
to the right	3
when he is	3
the top of	3
who will be	3
as not to	3
thing to do	3
at stand to	3
of a gallery	3
will usually be	3
in which will	3
keep the exits	3
give them the	3
the removal of	3
detailed for duty	3
the difficulty of	3
it has to	3
be made up	3
defense of woods	3
trenches should be	3
activity by the	3
use of the	3
to be employed	3
to do the	3
of the gallery	3
of the relief	3
to the ground	3
should be encouraged	3
nearest part of	3
these should be	3
am i doing	3
in the company	3
relief is completed	3
from the point	3
up in the	3
at once by	3
charged with the	3
close proximity to	3
that there is	3
the line poperinghe	3
part of trench	3
stand to will	3
no smoking or	3
of the section	3
the outskirts defense	3
of hand grenades	3
in the direction	3
on the foot	3
the following points	3
reflect the heading	3
the next relief	3
it is possible	3
commanders are responsible	3
which he can	3
and when the	3
the construction of	3
high explosive shell	3
work of the	3
of our wire	3
be returned to	3
and platoon commanders	3
used by the	3
the charge and	3
keep them in	3
for the defense	3
table of contents	3
sides of the	3
the rifle to	3
machine guns on	3
as the gas	3
report to his	3
official use only	3
will stand to	3
morning and evening	3
on the other	3
given by the	3
to see if	3
machine gun on	3
always be worn	3
good deal of	3
the firing step	3
the work is	3
the rules of	3
the need of	3
of the french	3
trenches and wire	3
training must be	3
army war college	3
visible to the	3
be prepared to	3
of view of	3
break down the	3
day in the	3
yards intervals between	3
in the former	3
trenches or wire	3
of men on	3
of the secretary	3
to keep his	3
of chilled feet	3
on dark nights	3
not in the	3
of a few	3
of mines in	3
who fell victims	3
themselves that each	3
ration parties from	3
to bear on	3
were able to	3
in the original	3
bottom of our	3
every sentry is	3
in single or	3
he needs to	3
in this matter	3
the attacking infantry	3
to find that	3
in an attack	3
ground in front	3
handed over to	3
unless it is	3
against the wall	3
the officer of	3
in a deep	3
can only be	3
at the proper	3
be used by	3
will on no	3
their tour of	3
rifles and equipment	3
the first volley	3
as rapidly as	3
least once a	3
the men and	3
provided with a	3
he is supposed	3
to take the	3
the day and	3
the point to	3
on the men	3
the individual soldier	3
worn in the	3
a few minutes	3
dash under discipline	3
equipment of the	3
kept with each	3
command of the	3
the permission of	3
can fire on	3
of underground work	3
are likely to	3
of the same	3
how are they	3
and buried in	3
fired from their	3
and machine guns	3
be responsible that	3
the sides of	3
a depth of	3
is in order	3
take off their	3
be told that	3
rapidly as possible	3
of the advance	3
or by night	3
carried out as	3
to be issued	3
to keep him	3
to reach the	3
as i might	3
them to the	3
noise of a	3
and did not	3
man is to	3
interfere with the	3
of the attack	3
work to be	3
there are no	3
all working parties	3
which they will	3
that i would	3
where are my	3
line of section	3
the trenches a	3
be sent by	3
flanks and to	3
his men to	3
each company commander	3
should be in	3
will take place	3
area of burst	3
men who were	3
the rate of	3
have all the	3
provided in the	3
these are of	3
of the earth	3
the offensive gallery	3
have had to	3
such a way	3
to the use	3
there are many	3
of the captain	3
in inclement weather	3
night the officer	3
enemy sends up	3
attack by the	3
parties from the	3
either by day	3
will have a	3
communicating trenches with	3
taken to see	3
to start the	3
meant by the	3
throughout the trenches	3
precautions against gas	3
companies in support	3
the front of	3
of a gas	3
which the men	3
of the communicating	3
and learn the	3
the same reason	3
that he will	3
their machine guns	3
in accordance with	3
aim is to	3
to cover the	3
they may be	3
fact that he	3
be made of	3
to keep out	3
the lives of	3
to be carried	3
the soldier is	3
a few men	3
of an attack	3
taking over trenches	3
the methods of	3
on the somme	3
the duties of	3
is to keep	3
taken over and	3
the men are	3
from my own	3
under the orders	3
machine guns will	3
in the process	3
just as they	3
to give them	3
at what time	3
on active service	3
the feet are	3
before the men	3
if need be	3
a company commander	3
for each company	3
will accompany the	3
do the same	3
the rifles of	3
shells that fall	3
so as not	3
to carry them	3
in the villages	3
and communicating trenches	3
should be provided	3
supports and reserves	3
proximity to the	3
but when they	3
liaison with the	3
of sentry duty	3
from rifle bullets	3
to the relieving	3
kept clean and	3
will be washed	3
advance in line	3
to go in	3
the trenches it	3
of the individual	3
under all circumstances	3
as they can	3
to his platoon	3
permission of the	3
men who would	3
be away from	3
of the defense	3
the listening post	3
will be removed	3
the burst area	3
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british trench orders	2
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health and officers	2
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oil or grease	2
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company quartermaster sergeant	2
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