Ike Skelton Combined Arms Research Library (CARL) Digital Library
Not a member yet
8797 research outputs found
Sort by
OESO handbook : the organizational effectiveness view of the total organization.
No full textThis handbook is designed to provide Organizational Effectiveness Staff Officers (OESOs) graduating from the Organizational Effectiveness Training Center (OETC) Course, a brief overview of the subject matter presented during the course. It is also intended to serve as a resource document for source material, selected techniques, sample workshop designs, and as a working document which can be added to or deleted from, based on the needs of the using OESO
Operation order no. 6-50 (Hungnam evacuation).
No full textRedeployment of operations of the 10th Corps have commenced from the Hungnam area. This group will carry out embarkation of all units of the 10th Corps (3rd Division) remaining in the Hungnam area on D-Day and will provide water lift to designated ports, in accordance with instructions contained in annexes hereto
The tank vs tactical air power. A research report prepared at The Armored School, Fort Knox, Kentucky, 1951-1952.
No full textThis study has been made to determine whether tactical air power, with its extreme mobility, and maneuverability, when armed with powerful weapons of modern warfare, has achieved dominance over the tank on the battlefield.
TOC: Introduction; current tactics and thought of major world powers; analysis and tests of air-tank action; conclusions and recommendations; bibliography; appendices
The adequacy of forms, records, and reports now used in organizational maintenance. A research report prepared at The Armored School, Fort Knox, Kentucky, 1952-1953.
No full textThis survey is concerned with the solution of this problem. Its purpose is to determine the adequacy of the forms, records, and reports now in use in organization maintenance, especially those concerning automotive equipment used for tactical purposes. Therefore, it is concerned with the operation of the first and second echelons of maintenance - with the forms, records, and reports used by the driver, crew, or operation - and those used by company (or battery) maintenance sections and battalion (and in some cases, regiment) maintenance platoons.
TOC: Chapter 1 - The Problem; Chapter 2 - Organizational Maintenance in Theory and Practice; Chapter 3 - The Forms We Need; Chapter 4 - Maintenance Publications In Use Today; Chapter 5 - Questionnaire Comments; Chapter 6 - Adequacy; Chapter 7 - Conclusions and Recommendations; Appendices
An evaluation of the adequacy of the armored infantry battalion tables of organization and major items of equipment. A research report prepared at The Armored School, Fort Knox, Kentucky, 1952-1953.
No full textSince 1946 there has not been a complete, considered evaluation of the organisation and equipment of the armored infantry battalion. Piecemeal studies have been made following development of new equipment and during doctrine changes. This study, within its limitations as outlined in the preface, is not complete, however, it is more comprehensive than any recorded evaluation made since 1946.
TOC: Chapter 1 - Introduction; Chapter 2 - Organization of the Armored Infantry Battalion; Chapter 3 - Personnel; Chapter 4 - Individual Weapons; Chapter 5 - Mission-Type Weapons; Chapter 6 - Vehicles; Chapter 7 - Communications; Chapter 8 - Conclusions and Recommendations; Bibliography; Appendices
Air resupply of armored units. A research report prepared at The Armored School, Fort Knox, Kentucky, 1951-1952.
No full textThe purpose of this report is to introduce an effective, workable system of aerial resupply for armored units. In the past aerial resupply has been effective but it has been thought of as only an emergency means of support. This system would be easily adapted to emergency conditions but that is not its primary purpose. Instead, its main function would be to serve armored units in those types of operations where supply lines are extended or otherwise difficult to maintain. Thus, by its proper use, armor would gain greater freedom of action in the accomplishment of its assigned mission.
TOC: Preface; Introduction; Proposed "On-Call" Packets; Training and Indoctrination; Conclusions and Recommendations; Bibliography; Appendices
JUSPAO policy number 67, 15 August 1968: PSYOP support for the National Identity Registration Program.
No full textPurpose: to provide PSYOP support to the GVN National Identity Registration Program scheduled to begin 15 September 1968. This document addresses psychological objectives, a target audience, guidance, operational support (via printed materials, tapes, motion picture, and radio and television), and background information
JUSPAO field memorandum number 46, April 22, 1968: President Johnson and South Korean President Park joint communique.
No full textThis field memorandum contains a portion of the joint communique issued by President Johnson and South Korean President Chung Lee Park at the conclusion of their 17 April meeting in Honolulu. The two presidents reviewed in detail the situation in South Viet Nam where Korean and American forces were fighting shoulder-to-shoulder to assist the Republic of Viet Nam, defend against aggression, and to assure the right of the South Vietnamese people to determine their own future without external interference or terrorist pressure
JUSPAO policy number 52, 16 January 1968: PSYOP aspects of the Public Safety Program (National Police).
No full textPurpose: to provide information to PSYOP personnel concerning the Public Safety Program underway within the Republic of Viet Nam, to explain the role of the National Police in the implementation of this program, and to set forth PSYOP policy and operational guidance concerning the program. Programs include: National Identity Registration Program; Family Census Program; and Resources Denial Program
Supply transportation problems for the medium and heavy tank battalions. A research report prepared at The Armored School, Fort Knox, Kentucky, 1951-1952.
No full textThis is a study to determine the supply transportation requirements to support tank battalions equipped with the interim tank and future "Family of Tanks".
TOC: Introduction; fuel and ammunition requirements for the [interim] and future tanks; cargo vehicles, wheeled and full track; cargo helicopters; conclusions and recommendations