DTIC ADA500744: The Coast Artillery Journal. Volume 64, Number 4, April 1926 (1926)
Defense Technical Information Center · leaf 103
divided into three phases: a. The tanks were ordered to Hank the columns, taking and cleaning up the Riffian positions, viz: on the right: Hammar and hill 505; on the left: Lalla-Chakria. b. One infantry battalion was to push forward to Bou-Ganous, preceded by a section of tanks which was to push… … Tam Equipped with Rubber Caterpillar Tread the Riffians retreated and took refuge either in ravines or in caves. Several tanks covered the openings of the dug-outs occupied by dissidents, thus preventing them from coming out, and aiding the Infantry in mopping up. CONCLUSION Organizations. A…
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