Combat engineering

Table XIII. shows that 4.54 t>cr cent of the artillery ammimitimi us d in the war was gas. Thi.s means then that 4.54 per cent of the total artillery effort was devoted to gas warfare. As the strength of the artillery averaged al>out 25 per cent of the total combat strength of an army in the late war, we may say that artillery gas warfare constituted 4.54 p( t cent of 25 per cent, or 1.13 per cent of the total combat effort of each army engaged in gas warfare. To this figure for the artillery we must add the combat engineer (jchrmical troopz) effort that w as also devoted t

From Table XIV it is noted that the 23,765 engineers employetl ivs gas (c)icmical) troops during the war constituted approximately 2.0 i>er cent of the total combat engineers, so w e may say that 2,0 pt r < ent of... 

Position crew-served weapons (combat engineer vehicle (CEV), antitank (AT) weapons, and machine guns) and chemical alarms. 

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Of the two Army divisions in the operation the 27th continued to assign the weapons to the combat engineers while the 77th gave them to... 

The Royal Engirreers are soldiers arrd combat engineers, responsible for using specialist equipmerrt to help the military move, fight and sitrvive. 

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