Questions

This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.

identifier	question
59420	Why hear for a distance of 100 meters when the enemy trench is only 40 meters away?
44734	How are they to be taken care of?
44734	What is to be done with them?
44734	What was to be done?
53126	A. and bomb stores?
53126	Am I as_ offensive_ as I might be with organized snipers, sniperscopes, rifle grenades, etc., and patrols?
53126	Am I as_ offensive_ as I might be with organized snipers, sniperscopes, rifle grenades, etc., and patrols?
53126	Am I doing all I can to make this line as strong as possible?
53126	Am I doing all I can to make this line as strong as possible?
53126	Am I doing all I can to prevent my men getting"trench feet"?
53126	Are all my rifles and ammunition clean and in good order?
53126	Are dugouts and shelters kept clean and tidy?
53126	Are live rounds and cases properly collected?
53126	Are my bags for refuse and empties in position?
53126	Are my listening patrols properly detailed?
53126	Are my men drinking water from any but authorized sources?
53126	Are my men using wood from the defenses as firewood?
53126	Are my parapets and traverses bullet proof everywhere?
53126	Are my sentries in their right places?
53126	Are my trenches as dry as I might make them?
53126	Are the arrangements for cooking and the care of rations as clean and sanitary as they can be made?
53126	Are the arrangements, in case of gas attack complete and known to all ranks?
53126	Are the magazines kept charged?
53126	Are the orders as to wearing equipment carried out?
53126	Are the trenches as clean and as sanitary as they might be?
53126	Are they under cover from the weather?
53126	Do I connect up all right with the platoons on my right and left?
53126	Do I know the position of my nearest support?
53126	Do all my men know their duties in case of attack-- bombers especially?
53126	Does every man know his firing position, and can he fire from it, over the parapet, at the foot of the wire?
53126	Have I carefully studied the ground in front and noted all places where Germans expose themselves or are likely to do so?
53126	Have I got the S. O. S. message in my pocket, and do I know the orders regarding its use?
53126	Have all the men got rifle covers?
53126	Have my men always got their box respirators on them, and are they in good order?
53126	Have they received proper instructions?
53126	How can I prevent my parapets and dugouts from falling in?
53126	Is my wire strong enough?
53126	O.''s?
53126	What points in front particularly require patrolling at night?
53126	Where are my listening posts?
53126	Where are my sally ports and gaps in my wire?
44370	1.--What inspections should be made on the day before the relief?
44370	1.--What is the difference between"trench warfare"and"open warfare"?
44370	10.--What precautions may be taken against capture of fire- trench?
44370	10.--When should close order be abandoned for deployment?
44370	106.--Is open warfare probable?
44370	11.--At what distance from the enemy does deployment become imperative?
44370	11.--What does trench warfare correspond to in open warfare?
44370	12.--What does the safety of a sector depend on?
44370	12.--What is the last formation to escape direct observation?
44370	13.--What is the fundamental duty in trench warfare?
44370	13.--What precautions may be taken against aeroplane observations?
44370	14.--What is the difference between a registering fire and fire for effect?
44370	14.--What rule determines the number of men to be posted in the fire- trench?
44370	15.--How may the German registering fire be recognized?
44370	16.--What is meant by double sentinels?
44370	16.--What precaution may be taken against it and why is it effective?
44370	17.--What preliminaries are necessary to open fire for effect?
44370	17.--Why is listening attentively even more important than keeping a sharp look out?
44370	18.--What is an easy way to recognize whether fire for effect may be expected?
44370	18.--Why should the sentinels refrain from answering the enemy''s fire?
44370	19.--What five cases of fire may be distinguished?
44370	19.--What is expected of the men in the listening posts?
44370	2.--What is meant by the"combat"?
44370	20.--What is the burst area of a shrapnel shell?
44370	20.--When should the sentinels fire on a clear night?
44370	21.--What is the safest protective formation against shrapnel?
44370	21.--What should the sentinels do, if they hear the enemy''s digging?
44370	22.--What is the difference between a shrapnel shell, a time- fuse high explosive shell and a percussion high explosive shell?
44370	22.--When and where are sharpshooters posted and what is their duty?
44370	23.--What information may patrols bring back?
44370	23.--What is the burst area of a time- fuse high explosive shell?
44370	24.--What is the safest protective formation against it?
44370	24.--When should patrols be sent out and how should they be assigned?
44370	25.--What is the burst area of percussion high explosive shells, and what precautions can be taken against them?
44370	25.--What should the sentinels along a sector know about the patrols, and the several possible patrols know about one another?
44370	26.--What is the safest protective formation against all types of shells?
44370	27.--What objections may it be open to?
44370	28.--What is the safest way and direction to go when under artillery fire?
44370	28.--What should they do on encountering a hostile patrol?
44370	29.--What should be the motto of men on patrol?
44370	29.--Why should small woods be avoided?
44370	3.--What are the two phases of the combat?
44370	3.--What may be the marching orders, on the way to the trenches?
44370	30.--In large woods, what precautions must be taken to secure a steady advance?
44370	30.--What are some of the most useful informations about the enemy, you should try to obtain?
44370	31.--How should the exit from a wood be made?
44370	31.--What motto should you have about ammunition?
44370	33.--What are good protective formations against cavalry and how is it repulsed?
44370	33.--What is the distinction between legitimate and illegitimate ruses?
44370	34.--On what principle is the enemy''s ruse of the use of blank cartridges based?
44370	34.--What elements have the mission to deal with cavalry patrols?
44370	35.--How may this ruse be foiled?
44370	35.--What is meant by"the objective"in attack?
44370	36.--What is the distinction between determining the objective and the position from which to start the attack?
44370	36.--What should the sentinels, and what should the men on patrol do, when the enemy sends up flares?
44370	37.--How should the enemy''s machine gun fire be answered?
44370	37.--What is the distinction between"the approach"and getting into position for the attack?
44370	38.--At what distance from the enemy does deployment as skirmishers become imperative?
44370	39.--When are the trench mortars and the machine guns fired?
44370	4.--What is the distinction between"the approach"and the"attack"?
44370	40.--How are hand grenades thrown?
44370	40.--Where should the officers be during this advance?
44370	41.--How is liaison( communication) secured between the various commands?
44370	41.--Where should the rifle fire be aimed?
44370	42.--What is meant by the fire attack?
44370	42.--When are bayonets used?
44370	43.--Is it sufficient to repulse an attack?
44370	44.--How is the time to fire determined?
44370	44.--What formation should be adopted for the counter attack?
44370	45.--How are fire control and fire effect secured?
44370	45.--How is the advance made and the counter attack carried out?
44370	46.--How is the firing line advanced?
44370	47.--How is it rectified?
44370	47.--What should be done, if the enemy bombards the fire- trench?
44370	48.--What should the sentinels do?
44370	48.--Why should care be taken not to have men out of breath?
44370	49.--How should machine guns be made to contribute to the approach, the fire attack, the charge?
44370	49.--What should be done if the bombardment is back of the fire- trench?
44370	5.--What other precautions should be taken?
44370	5.--Why is maneuvering impossible under infantry fire?
44370	50.--How far should the company supports be from the firing line?
44370	50.--What general rule applies to the use of all trench artillery?
44370	51.--What are its ordinary objectives?
44370	51.--Who commands them?
44370	52.--How are trench mortars handled?
44370	52.--How is the firing line reinforced?
44370	53.--What is meant by calling trench- artillery mobile weapons?
44370	55.--What is essential to secure effective artillery fire?
44370	55.--What is the final stage of the whole attack?
44370	56.--What should be done if one''s own artillery fire falls short upon one''s own trenches?
44370	56.--Who orders the charge and how is it made?
44370	57.--How is coordination between artillery and infantry secured in case of a raid?
44370	57.--What is the difference between the charge and the pursuit?
44370	58.--What are the principal items of the morning schedule, of the afternoon schedule?
44370	58.--What should be done with a newly conquered position?
44370	59.--What is the first objective in attacking a wood?
44370	6.--What is the purpose of the approach?
44370	6.--What should the company commander attend to on reaching the trenches?
44370	60.--How does the aim of the troops on the wings differ from that of those in the center?
44370	60.--What orders are given at the time of relief?
44370	61.--What is done before the men are dismissed to their billets?
44370	62.--How should the days in rest billets be utilized?
44370	65.--What should be the supreme aim alike of men and officers?
44370	65.--Why should night attacks be of limited scope?
44370	66.--What special precautions should be taken?
44370	67.--What is the largest unit advisable?
44370	68.--How is surprise secured?
44370	7.--How are orders issued?
44370	7.--What possible improvements of trenches are obviously called for?
44370	70.--Should the enemy''s fire be answered in a night attack?
44370	71.--What does the success of a night attack chiefly depend on?
44370	72.--How should troops be distributed for the defense of woods and what is the function of each?
44370	74.--How should the outskirts defense be organized?
44370	76.--How can a defile be kept open for an advance?
44370	77.--How can a defile be safeguarded for a retreat?
44370	8.--How is liaison secured?
44370	8.--What special attention should be given the parapet?
44370	81.--Is an attack ever advisable without previous reconnaissance?
44370	83.--What is the best time to launch a counter attack?
44370	84.--What precautions must be taken to secure the success of a counter attack?
44370	85.--What is a good motto under all conditions, but especially in the attack?
44370	9.--What were the original functions of combat patrols?
44370	Are snipers placed in trees during the day and at night?
44370	Are they planning any raids?
44370	At what time are rations brought or served?
44370	Do they anticipate raids by us?
44370	Do they have grenades and how are they relieved?
44370	Have they any asphyxiating gas or liquid fire apparatus?
44370	Have they any idea of our own activities?
44370	How are they dressed and armed?
44370	How many advanced posts?
44370	How many men are sent out on patrol, how often, at what time, by what route coming and going?
44370	How many men in each, by day and by night?
44370	How many regular army officers, how many reserve officers?
44370	How strongly are your various lines held?
44370	Post and the officers''dugouts?
44370	What are their instructions?
44370	What do the men think of their officers?
44370	What does the enemy know about our own patrols?
44370	What is the actual muster of the company?
44370	What is the location of their machine guns, trench mortars?
44370	What is the nature and the location of their accessory defences?
44370	What parts of our sectors can they see?
44370	What work are they carrying on during the day and at night?
44370	When, on a dark night?