French troops test protective apparatus with General Foche present. Troops receive newspapers.

The transcript discusses the evolution of warfare, focusing on the shift from traditional strategy to addressing material and human vulnerabilities. It highlights the need for protective apparatuses, akin to ancient shields, to safeguard soldiers. A demonstration attended by General Fosh is described as inconclusive. The concept of brainwashing is introduced, emphasizing the role of censorship and propaganda in shaping perceptions during war.

What does the text suggest about the current state of military strategy?

How does the text describe the vulnerability of a standing man in combat?

What is the significance of the apparatus mentioned in the text?

What does the term 'brain washing' refer to in the context of the text?

How does censorship play a role in the perception of truth according to the text?