ca 105造句

• Reviewing the first Mount Austen offensive, former Marine officer and historian Samuel B . Griffith concluded, " As the thoroughly butchered Mount Austen operation dragged on into January, it became apparent that both Major General Patch and his assistant Division commander [ Brigadier General Edmund Sebree ] had much to unlearn, and perhaps even more to learn . " However, while Patch's decision to attack Mount Austen was criticized, one participant noted the difficulties faced by the 132nd Regiment and its commanders, including the terrain, limited equipment ( light mortars and machineguns with limited ammunition supply, no flamethrowers or pole charges ), and the necessity of assaulting thoroughly integrated, prepared, and roofed-over Japanese defenses, which resisted direct hits by 75 mm and in some cases 105 mm shells.