ch events wheeled vehicles, like so much rope, across fields, or strongly as possible with that of the background. culminate and follow each other on the modern battle- if roads are followed, it is laid to one side. The tele- Upon this contrast the legibility of the signals often field the ability… … SIGNAL SERVICE AS USED BY THE JAPANESE. forced marching. The wire and instruments are car- into the considerations which influence the final result. Messages can be “wig-wagged’’ distances of twelve ried on cars whenever possible, but as the army ad- In the previous great wars the line of battle…
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