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Intelligence annex to operation report, Americal Division, Bougainville Operation, 28 December 1943 - 29 April 1944.
This Annex will acquaint the reader of the Division Operations Report with: First - organization and functioning of the division intelligence sections and attachments; Second - methods and agencies employed for gathering of enemy information; Third - operations of the enemy from December 28, 1943 to March 8, 1944 (1st phase) and from March 8, 1944 to April 29 (2d phase).
Index: I - Introduction; II - Organization of Intelligence Sections; III - Attachments to Division Intelligence Section; IV - Methods and Agencies for Gathering Enemy Information; V - General Topography of Enemy Territory; VI - The Enemy; VII - First Phase (28 Dec 43 - 8 Mar 44); VIII - Second Phase (8 Mar 44 - 29 Apr 44); IX - Comments on the Enemy; Appendices
Use of division artillery in New Guinea.
Information contained herein is based upon knowledge obtained by Ralph W. Coane in combat against the Japanese in the Salamaua and Hollandia campaigns in New Guinea. Source was Commanding Officer of the Division Artillery, 41st Infantry Division. The source supplied information concerning artillery tactics in jungle warfare, artillery equipment, and tables of organization and equipment. Interview conducted at Hoff General Hospital, Santa Barbara, California
Air lessons drawn from operations in Northwest Africa.
This document consists of three separate reports on the Northwest African Air Force, which was a joint British-American command. The following reports are included: Air Lessons Drawn from Operations in N.W. Africa; Signals; Report on Control and Organization of Tactical Formations - North West African Air Force
G-3 report of Flintlock Operation.
This document is a compiliation of reports by the following staff officers on Operation Flintlock:
1. Air Officer; 2. Naval Gunfire Officer; 3. Engineer Officer; 4. Ordnance Officer; 5. Signal Officer; 6. Medical Officer, 7. Civil Affairs, 8. T. Q. M
Armor in the Saar-Palatinate (4th Armd Div). A research report prepared at The Armored School, Fort Knox, Kentucky, 1949-1950.
This is a study of the use of Armor in the Saar-Palatinate; specifically, the 4th Armored Division during the period 15-21 March 1945 in the triangle bounded by the Moselle, Rhine and the Saar Rivers.
TOC: Background; Training and Early Action; From the Moselle to the Nahe; From the Nahe to the Rhine; Logistics; Conclusions; Appendices
Operational report, 27th Infantry Division, 1 January 1945 - 30 June 1945, phase I, Nansei Shoto.
It is the purpose of this report to record participation of the 27th Infantry Division in the Iceberg Operation.
Index: Chapter 1 - Purpose of Report; Synopsis of Mission; Chapter 2 - Task Force Organization; Chapter 3 - Preliminary Planning; Chapter 4 - Training Phase and Rehearsals; Chapter 5 - Loading and Embarkation; Chapter 6 - Movement to and Arrival at Objective Area; Training, Briefing, and Events Enroute; Chapter 7 - Unloading; Chapter 8 - Operations; Chapter 9 - Results of Operations; Chapter 10 - Comments and Recommendations; Chapter 11 - Comments and Recommandations of the Division Commander
Final report of XXIV Corps artillery on Forager Operation, phases I and III, 15 June 1944 to 1 August 1944.
This document includes reports of S-1, S-2, S-3, S-4, Communications Officer, and Corps Artillery Air Officer for the XXIV Corps Artillery in the Saipan and Tinian Island Campaign and the personal remarks and recommendations of the unit's commanding officer, Brigadier General Arthur M. Harper
Army Ground Forces Board report no. 1722-45 : infantry - tank coordination.
The attached document "Infantry-Tank Coordination" is published as a supplement to FM 17-36, "The Employment of Tanks with Infantry.
Pacific Warfare Board report no. 68.
This report, quoted below, contains specific information embracing the ground reconnaissnce operations of the 25th Reconnaissance Troop, Mechanized, in a zone of relative open country on Luzon
Instruction circular no. 2, 1938-1939.
The instructions and explanations contained in this circular are published for the information and guidance of all concerned. All instructors at this school shall familiarize themselves with the directions herein announced.
Contents: Section I - Directions for Instructors; Section II - Preparation of Manuscript; Section III - Copy and Proof Reading; Index