First Sentence
Helmuth von Moltke, the famous German military commander of the 19th century, wrote "...no plan of operations will ever extend, with any sort of certainty, beyond the first encounter with the hostile main force", and also stated that success in battle was gained through the commander's ability "...to recognise the changed situation, to order its foreseeable course and to execute this energetically...". Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
1st
2nd
across
action
advance
again
against
although
area
armoured
army
artillery
assault
attack
battalion
battle
between
british
brought
came
capture
columns
commander
company
corps
day
division
divisional
down
during
eastern
enemy
few
fighting
fire
first
flank
forces
formations
forward
front
german
grenadiers
ground
group
gun
heavy
held
infantry
kampfgruppe
kg
last
left
line
machine
main
man
men
new
night
now
objective
offensive
opened
operation
order
ordered
panzer
polish
positions
reached
red
regiment
rifles
river
road
rommel
russian
second
sector
side
small
soldiers
soon
soviet
ss
take
taken
tanks
three
time
towards
town
troops
two
units
upon
vehicles
war
west
