Ike Skelton Combined Arms Research Library (CARL) Digital Library
Not a member yet
8797 research outputs found
Sort by
Critical analysis of the German cavalry operations in the Lodz Campaign to include the breakthrough at Brzeziny, with particular reference to the I Cavalry Corps.
No full textPart I: the concentration of the Ninth German Army and its advance from the concentration area to the vicinity of Lodz. Part II: the encirclement of Lodz by the Ninth German Army and the breakthrough at Brzeziny. Other sections include: the retirement on the night 22-23 November and events on the 23rd until dark; the breakthrough to Brzeziny; analysis and criticism; organization of the Ninth Army; and organization of the I Cavalry Corps
Army Interoperability Measurement System : AIMS.
No full textTo assess interoperability progress and inform resource allocation decisions, the Army developed an Army Interoperability Measurement System (AIMS) which measures interoperability levels among the U.S. Army and its partners. The AIMS is scalable, focused, strategic-to-tactical, linked to interoperability plans, and it has bilateral, cross component, and joint utility. With sound concepts, linkages, processes, and AIMS in place, the Army can design and implement training exercises that, foremost, train U.S. and MN forces while providing armies an opportunity to observe and measure if interoperability goals are achieved
Combined weekly intelligence summary.
No full textPart I- land: enemy parachutist activity in North Africa; the former Italian islands (Pantelleria, Lampedusa); high-ranking Italian prisoners; summary of recent moves of Italian divisions; and new Italian divisions. Part II- air: enemy air activity (fighters, reconnaissance and bomber aircraft, escort, transport, miscellaneous); and Axis air dispositions as at June 17, 1943 (Sardinia, Sicily, Italy). Part III- naval: movements of enemy shipping (naval. merchant); attacks on enemy shipping; attacks on own ships; and general
Combined weekly intelligence summary.
No full textPart I- land: enemy operations; enemy dispositions (German, Italian); enemy capabilities; enemy casualties, reinforcements, and strength; and enemy tank state. Part II- air: Axis air activity (by Tunisian based aircraft and by units cased in Sardinia, Sicily, and Italy- bomber reconnaissance, bombers, escort, transport); and Axis air force dispositions (Tunisia, Sicily, Sardinia, Pantellaria). Part III- naval: sightings of enemy shipping; attacks on enemy shipping (submarines, surface forces, Allied air forces); attacks on own shipping; and enemy U/boat dispositions western Mediterranean (German and Italian)
FM 100-5: Operations, 1982.
No full textFM 100-5 is the Army's keystone How to Fight manual. It is consistent with NATO doctrine and strategy. FM 100-5 provides operational guidance for use by commanders and trainers at all echelons. It forms the foundation of Army service school curricula and serves as the basis for developing Army doctrine, training, and materiel systems and organizations
N1772.3
No full textThis manual is supplementary to TM 9-1005-349-14 and contains additional pertinent information for guidance of operators and organizational maintenance personnel responsible for Sub-Machine Gun, 5.56-MM Colt CAR-15, and rifle 5.56-MM Heavy Assault M1, Colt CAR-15
N1772-1
No full textProvides descriptions and specifications for the the following firearms produced by Colt Industries, Inc
Reflections on the Hungnam evacuation, Korea, December 1950.
No full textAfter nearly 23 years, my general recollections of the Hungnam evacuation by the X U.S. Army Corps are vivid and in many cases detailed as to personalities and events. It will be well in these reflections to give background of the military operations which led up to this unique and very successful withdrawal from Hungnam which terminated December 24, 1950. Document contains maps including U.N. forces advance to the Yalu, North Korea/Manchuria, and X Corps situation (1 December 1950), a letter of appreciation, and multiple photographs (supplies and equipment, evacuation of refugees, Hungnam Harbor destroyed, admirals and generals, and Army and Navy commanders on the U.S.S. Mt. McKinley watching X Corps troops embark)
9-2.8 AC v. 2
No full textThis photograph is part of the following document: Occupational Monograph of the Eighth United States Army in Japan, v. 2. This document can be viewed at: https://cgsc.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/p4013coll11/id/2380/rec/
9-2.8 AC v. 2
No full textThis map is part of the following document: Occupational Monograph of the Eighth United States AreThis document can be viewed at: https://cgsc.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/p4013coll11/id/2380/rec/