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| Description | HEAVY TRAINING FOR FRENCH SOLDIERS. The making of men taken from civilian life into well-trained soldiers has been a problem in England as in France. Business hours left the Frenchman with little time for exercise. Their training in the manner here shown quickly made them fit, and soon after leaving the counter, lathe, or desk they have proved themselves able to undertake with endurance the long marches and successful offensives against the common enemy with complete success. Every Frenchman entering the army undergoes a preparation in gymnastics as here shown, where men of the new armies are being made fit at the Physical Training School near Vincennes. | |||||||||||||||||||
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| Source | 300 ppi scan of the National Geographic Magazine, Volume 31 (1917), page 340. | |||||||||||||||||||
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| current | 03:04, 2 June 2005 | | 1,529 × 2,191 (1.41 MB) | Moverton | 300 ppi scan of National Geographic Magazine, volume 31 (1917), page 340 |
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