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Far Eastern warfare combat methods.
No full textThis book presents in brief graphic form certain ideas for engaging the Japanese in combat which have been developed as a result of Allied Nations experience in all theaters. Details of operation are not given since they are invariably modified by circumstances and must be determined by the commander on the ground. Our normal tactics while fundamentally sound must be adapted to meet the Japanese methods of warfare and to fully exploit their weaknesses in doctrine, psychology, weapons, and equipment. The text has been printed in two languages to permit its use by both American and Chinese forces in the Far East. The close study of the tactics presented in this document is recommended for their application when the situation favors their adoption. -Joseph W. Stilwell. Table of contents: introduction; some tactical conceptions; the advance; meeting engagements and attacks; ambushes; defense; withdrawal; night operations; enemy snipers; patrols; interrogation of prisoners; jungle craft; and Far Eastern terrain
Instruction circular no. 1 1938-1939.
No full textA published pamphlet containing instructions and explanations for the Command and General Staff School for the information and guidance of all concerned. All instructors and student officers shall familiarize themselves with the directions herein announced
Artillery materiels and ammunition.
No full textTable of contents. Part I: general features of artillery materiels. Part II: 75 m/m gun. - additional data. Part III: 155 m/m howitzer. - addititional data. Part IV: Care and preservation of artillery materiel. Part V: Ammunition. Part VI: German positions. Annexes.
Edges of some pages may be cut off due to scanning limitations and condition of item
Air umpire: joint airborne-amphibious operations: handbook of rules & damage assessment tables.
No full textThis handbook will provide Air Umpires with pertinent Umpire rules, and Damage Assessment Tables for easy reference
Vietnam, a bibliography, 1966.
No full textThis annotated bibliography is prepared for post and hospital libraries as: (1) a buying guide in building up the book collection, (2) a check-list of materials, and (3) a reference tool for use in inter-library loan. It is a selective list of clothbound and paperbound books, pamphlets, reports, and periodicals. In general, books included are listed in Books in Print, 1965, or order information is given within the annotation. Standard or exceptional works that are out of print have been included as it is believed that many libraries will have them, or that they may be available for purchase in the Far East.
Table of contents: explanatory notes; general bibliographies; general references; geography, description, and travel; guerrilla warfare and counterinsurgency; history, civilization, customs, and culture; Indochinese War in fact and fiction; language; living conditions and health; North Vietnam and the Viet Cong; politics and government; religion; social and economic conditions; survey of recent political and military events in fact and fiction; U.S. foreign relations and foreign aid; U.S. policy - official viewpoint and pros and cons; periodicals, serials, and other intermittent publications.
Prepared by the Army Library Program, Army Education and Morale Support Directorate, Office of the Adjutant General, Headquarters, Department of the Army
Service handbook of the 155-mm. gun motor carriage model of 1920.
No full textWar Department Document No. 1074, Office of the Adjutant General.
Pages likely missing, General Index stops at P
1st Antiaircraft Artillery Guided Missile Battalion brochure.
No full textThe 1st Antiaircraft Artillery Guided Missile Battalion was organized in October 1945 at Fort Bliss, Texas by the Commanding Officer AAATC at the direction of the Commanding General, AGF. The majority of the enlisted personnel was mainly obtained from AAA units then stationed at Fort Bliss. The mission of the Battalion as assigned by ACF is: to assist Army Service Forces (Ordnance Department) in the work being conducted on guided missile projects of interest to Army Ground Forces; to assist the Navy Department (Bu Ord) in conduct of test firings of guided missiles of interest to Army Ground Forces; to assist the Ordnance Department in the work being done on "Little David" at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland (this mission is assigned in view of the possibility of using a large caliber gun to launch guided missiles); and to develop and evolve doctrine for tactical employment of ground launched guided missiles
Primary conclusions of battle experience at Unsan.
No full textThis study is a full translation of a pamphlet, in Chinese, that was captured by U.N. forces in Korea. Printed from handwritten notes by the Chinese People's Volunteer Army Headquarters, Sixty-sixth Army, 20 November 1950. Table of contents: chapter 1 (enemy side)- particulars of offense, particulars of defense, and estimation of enemy; and chapter II (our counterplan)- offensive tactics and defense problems
Occupation history of the 24th Infantry Division.
No full textOccupation history of the 24th Infantry Division. Headings: realignment of troops in January; operations in January; intelligence and counter-intelligence; supply; housing; military government; readjustment, replacement and reenlistment; and extra-curricular activities. One illustration details the troop disposition of the 24th Infantry as of 31 January 1946 (southern Japan); the second map references the area of Matsuyama, Mitsuhama, Gunchu, and Shikoku, Japan
Standing orders for troops arriving at Bombay.
No full textDocument provides general instruction while in port, sanitary and medical information for all unit and train commanders, movement by rail, while at the staging area, ammunition, immunization, uniform regulations, currency exchange sheet and instructions, personnel rosters and strength returns, and an example of strength radio