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Fragmentary field orders: Fifth Air Force.
No full textThis document contains fragmentary orders from the Advance Echelon, Fifth Air Force: no. 47, 12 August 1943; no. 46, 11 August 1943; no. 45, 10 August 1943; no. 42, 7 August 1943; and no. 36, 1 August 1943
Tactical employment of the 941st Engineer Aviation Topographic Battalion.
No full textThis pamphlet describes the tactical employment of the 941st Engineer Aviation Topographic Battalion, operating in conjunction with the Mediterranean Allied Photo Reconnaissance Wing. Topics include: standard target chart series; tri-metrogon approach chart; offset bombing target chart series; visual bombing target chart series; pathfinder charts; quad photomaps; terrain models; plots and index maps; and miscellaneous intelligence overprints
National Training Center Operations Group: fire support handbook "train the force."
No full textThere is no question that fires will be one key to success when it comes to facing a near-peer threat on the battlefield. That is what we have been training for at the NTC. The fires observer coach/trainers (OC/Ts) here at the NTC have been committed to ensuring brigade combat teams optimize fires within their formation. This publication is a compilation of products used over the last couple of years to sustain/increase fire superiority over potential enemies. Although not all units are able to train at the NTC, we offer this publication to embrace the fires warfighting function to prepare for the reality of combat
Cover and deception.
No full textThis report discusses selected cover and deception operations conducted by the 1st Infantry Division. Subjects include: Battle of Minh Thanh road; B-52 raid vicinity Sroc Con Trang; Operation "Dante"; route 16 operation; seal of Tan Binh; Rung Sat special zone; defense of base camps; selection of landing zones; inserting patrols; and coordinating areas of operations
1st Infantry Division (Forward), Desert Shield/Storm after action report: background papers.
No full textThe papers contained in this volume were prepared by 1st Infantry Division (Forward) officers shortly after returning from Saudi Arabia and the mission of assisting the debarkation and onward movement of VII Corps. These background papers provided the basis for the overview report of that operation, VII Corps Debarkation and Onward Movement (HQ, 1st ID (F), 30 May 91). Each paper is intended to provide an in-depth history and analysis of a key aspect of this phase of the deployment. They also include extensive data in order to support those who may wish to conduct future study or analysis without going to the archival records which were given to the VII Corps historian. In the event of differences between these papers and the overview report, the latter, which provides greater synthesis and was reviewed by higher and parallel headquarters before release, is authoritative. Annexes include content on airflow-seaflow, port operations, reception, ground transportation management, force protection, safety, training support, and photographs
Intermediate level military education, "the MEL 4 study", CSA briefing.
No full textSlide deck presentation providing information to determine the best intermediate level (MEL 4) education system for the Army. Headings include: purpose; background; recommendation; discussion (requirements, capacity, composition, selection/slating); and wrap up
Disaster control recovery plan no. 1-62. Short title: COUSNAS Olathe DCRP 1-62. COUSNAS Olathe operation plan 1-62.
No full textThere is an ever existing threat of a disaster through hostile action, forces of nature, accidents, and civil disturbances, which could create such a condition as to disrupt the mission of an activity, the usual procedures of government, or endanger the public welfare. This threat requires that planning provide for reducing the probability and minimizing the effects of damage, and be prepared to effect recovery operations immediately, should the necessity arise
News from the Combat Training Centers: The battalion S-1 section in large-scale combat operations.
No full textThe ability to overcome challenges and accomplish any mission remains a hallmark of the American Soldier. To instill this mindset, Soldiers and leaders have streamlined processes to account for conditions associated with large-scale combat operations (LSCO). For the battalion S-1 section, this happens typically from the comfort of the office in the form of personnel actions, finance actions, customer service, strength management, etc., focusing on the shop and working close to counterparts. However, when operating in a combat environment, S-1 personnel are challenged to adapt their processes. To overcome these challenges, leaders should consider doctrine, integrate S-1 personnel into planning, thoughtfully position personnel and equipment to optimize operations, and properly integrate with other warfighting functions
Australian Military Forces weekly intelligence review no. 91.
No full textContents: summary of significant events; summary of operations by areas; strengths and dispositions of enemy forces; enemy organization; enemy equipment; comments on captured documents; and Japanese 75mm incendiary shell. Illustrations include sketches detailing Hollandia landings and a provisional map of Hollandia Dutch New Guinea
Australian Military Forces weekly intelligence review no. 89.
No full textCompiled from information received from 1200 hours 7 April 1944 to 1200 hours 14 April 1944. Table of contents: summary of significant events; summary of operations by areas; strengths and dispositions of enemy forces; enemy organization; enemy equipment; tactics; comments on captured documents; and appendices. Illustrations include: Japanese anti-vehicular "yardstick" mine; Keaukwa area- Dutch New Guinea looking east; and Waingapoe town area (shipping)