Ulysses S. Grant gave this order to Philip Sheridan regarding the burning of the Shenandoah Valley at the end of the Civil War.
Phil Sheridan. Grant said he wanted the valley devastated so thoroughly that a lark flying overhead would have to carry its own rations.
General Ulysses S. Grant gave those instructions to General Philip Sheridan for his invasion of the Shenandoah Valley in northwestern Virginia in 1864.
It meant that Grant intended to ruin everything he touched in the South so that it could not be utilized for anything.
A Soldier, Marine, Airmen, Coast Guardsman, or Sailor that is commissioned by the US Congress to carry out orders, issued/ordered (delegated) by the Commander in Chief (President of the United States).
A weapon(s), ammunitation, weapon cleaning kit, 1st aid kit, gas mask, a blanket, helmet, a few days rations, comfort rations (razor with blades, toothbrush & paste, soap, foot powder, gum and candy) often a change of socks, mess kit, poncho, canteen with cup, water purfication tablets, bayonet, and entrenching tool just to list most items issued. They packed about 60 to 80 pounds of equipment on their body going into combat.
Phil Sheridan. Grant said he wanted the valley devastated so thoroughly that a lark flying overhead would have to carry its own rations.
Phil Sheridan. Grant told him to lay waste to the farms, so that a crow flying over the valley would need to carry its own rations.
General Ulysses S. Grant gave those instructions to General Philip Sheridan for his invasion of the Shenandoah Valley in northwestern Virginia in 1864.
the idiom:To carry out orders
only in their C rations or Assault rations.....but not special............
Messenger boats are boats that carry orders.
Mostly they would carry a shovel for digging trenches their rations and their rifles. They would also carry a wire cutter.
you can carry along when flying with Cyprus airways 30 kilograms.
Not in your carry-on luggage.
To carry out the orders given by his or her superiors.
yes
They had whatever food they could carry in their packs. rations and supplies did not begin landing until the 7th.