German infantry made a great effort to gather intelligence, patrol and raid the British lines to snatch prisoners; the British bacome more experienced in responding to such local attacks and General von Sodern wrote that at least rounds were necessary to ensure the success of a raid.
German infantry made a great effort to gather intelligence, patrol and raid the British lines to snatch prisoners; the British became more experienced in responding to such local attacks and began to use the same tactics. In May, General von Sodern wrote that at least rounds were necessary to ensure the success of a raid.