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Psychological warfare at division and regimental levels.
No full textThe purpose of this document was to define psychological warfare and clarify the duties of the division and regimental psywar officers in order that they may fully utilize the program in furthering tactical operations of their units. Leaflets are included with information regarding the subject of the pamphlet, language, designation, target, remarks, and art work
Exercise Shockwave, final report, December 1954.
No full textExercise Shockwave was an air-movement exercise conducted at RCT level during the period 4-10 December 1954 by the 65th Infantry Regiment, 58th FA Battalion, and Co. B, 26th Engineer Battalion (Combat) which constituted the major elements of the 23rd Division stationed in Puerto Rico. The following after action report is designed to give a brief, concise account of the exercise to include planning, conduct of exercise, high points and deficiencies, lessons learned, and recommendations. Document includes black and white photographs
Close air support history.
No full textThe enclosed history of close air support was prepared by the US Army Close Air Support Requirements Board, Fort George G. Meade, Maryland, and was to have been included in the final board report as an introductory annex. The purpose of this appendix is to review the history of close air support since the introduction of military aviation to the United States in 1907. It is intended that such a review will emphasize and clarify the evolution of CAS doctrine over the years. By such means, it is hoped that greater insight into the CAS subject will be gained. Table of contents: purpose; birth of military aviation; emergence of tactical air power; definition of close air support; the issue; beginning of U.S. military aviation; emerging opinions; doctrine of the times; CAS doctrine of the forties; post war doctrine; National Security Act- 1947; war in Korea; unofficial CAS working doctrine; CONARC- TAC doctrine; JCS CAS policy; CINCSTRIKES approach to CAS; and Army study of CAS continued, etc
S. Korea troops resting somewhere in Korea.
No full textCaption on back reads: S. Korean troops resting somewhere in Korea
Bridges North of Waegwan
No full textCaption on back reads: Bridges N. of Waegwan prior to demolition
General Ridgway addresses men of the French Battalion, U.N. forces in Korea.
No full textCaption on back reads: Lieutenant General Matthew B. Ridgway, CG, U. S. Eighth Army (center, extreme background), addresses men of the French Battalion, U. N. forces in Korea, during ceremonies at Chechon, Korea, at which he presents them with a battle streamer (atop standard, center) in recognition of their distinguished part in the battle of Chipyong, while with the U. S. 23rd RCT, U. S. 2nd Infantry Division
Captain Topliss, C2MS Burridge and Lieutenant A. Argent.
No full textCaption on back reads: Captain Topliss (left), and C2MS Burridge, members of the 1st Battalion, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, locate Communist positions on a map with Lieutenant A. Argent, 3rd Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment, as they prepare to move up near Tokoemek-tong, Korea, during action against the Chinese Communist forces in that area
Troops boarding USNS General M.B. Stewart bound for Pusan, Korea.
No full textCaption on back reads: Troops of Co. L, 3rd Battalion, 38th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Infantry Division, from Fort Lewis, Washington, board the USNS "General M.B. Stewart" at the Seattle Port of Embarkation, Tacoma, Washington, bound for Pusan, Korea
ROK Soldier.
No full textCaption on back reads: An ROK soldier of the 2nd Battalion, 3rd Infantry Regiment, keeps a sharp lookout for signs of the Communist forces as he stands guard on Hill #905, Korea
Lieutenant Colonel Eugene Field briefs Lt. Gen. Lang Swasoli Kolayudh.
No full textCaption on back reads: Lieutenant Colonel Eugene Field, CO, 8th Cavalry Regiment, 1st U.S. Cavalry Division (left), briefs Lt. Gen. Lang Swasoli Kolayudh, IG, Thailand Army, on the Thai troop activities during the General's visit to the 8th Cavalry Regiment Area