• Home
  • Contact

Results Details

"larger "

Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

Along these lines, as well, the larger divisions had their own banners or standards. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #49)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
16 49 View more quotes about along">Along these lines, as well, the larger divisions had their own banners or standards.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
16 46 One might mention, in passing, that all the groupings had either appellations or numbers.
16 47 This facilitates planning, distribution of supplies, the clear and expeditious issuance of orders, and so on.
16 48 Also, this tends to produce a sense of unit, and pride in unit, which is good for responsibility, camaraderie, mutual support, and morale.
16 49 Along these lines, as well, the larger divisions had their own banners or standards.
16 50 These devices may be used for a variety of purposes, identification of location, often important in the confusion of battle, signaling charges, retreats, maneuvers, rallying scattered troops, and so on.
16 51 Too, after a time they tend to acquire something of the charisma or potency often associated with certain images, or symbolic devices, such as flags.
16 52 Needless to say, various insignia were developed, too, to mark ranks and units.
One might mention, in passing, that all the groupings had either appellations or numbers. This facilitates planning, distribution of supplies, the clear and expeditious issuance of orders, and so on. Also, this tends to produce a sense of unit, and pride in unit, which is good for responsibility, camaraderie, mutual support, and morale. Along these lines, as well, the larger divisions had their own banners or standards. These devices may be used for a variety of purposes, identification of location, often important in the confusion of battle, signaling charges, retreats, maneuvers, rallying scattered troops, and so on. Too, after a time they tend to acquire something of the charisma or potency often associated with certain images, or symbolic devices, such as flags. Needless to say, various insignia were developed, too, to mark ranks and units. - (Swordsmen of Gor)