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In 1896 Lt. James Moss, second lieutenant at Fort Missoula, Montana, had a revolutionary idea: that bicycles, a relatively new innovation, could be employed by the military to replace cavalry horses for certain operations. Bikes did not need food, water, or rest; they would not die; they would never disobey their rider; and they were nearly noiseless. The eager young lieutenant set out to test this idea and prove the worth of the bicycle in army campaigns.
- Format: Trade Paperback
- Author: Moore, Kay
- ISBN: 9780878425938
- Condition: Used
- Dimensions: 8.80 x 0.30
- Number Of Pages: 86
- Publication Year: 2012
Language:
English