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Psychological operations -- role in establishing a sense of nationhood, PSYOP – REASON.
No full textThis study is concerned with the role of Army psychological operations within the context of the national psychological operations effort -- the difficult and somewhat sensitive subject of influencing people through communication. The study deals with overt, information aspects of psychological activities. It addresses the problem of U.S. assistance to developing countries in creating a sense of nationhood among their peoples. Chapters: task of building a sense of nationhood; U.S. psychological operations; an expanded role for U.S Army psychological operations in building nationhood; relationship of psychological operations to other Army activities; and conclusions and recommendations. Annexes: glossary of terms; nature of the problem; PSYOPS in building institutions and morale; U.S. agency responsibilities in overseas internal defense; a citizenship-training program of "psychological operations" of interpersonal communication designed to achieve national identification, motivation, and constructive community action; historical development of U.S. psychological operations; and current U.S. Army psychological operations capabilities
Preliminary study helicopter mounted tactical forces.
No full textAppendix 1- study directive. Appendix II- helicopter tactical forces concept. Appendix III- intelligence summary. Appendix IV- bibliography. Annex A- armament. Annex B- survivability. Annex C- logistics. Annex D- costs
Tet Offensive, II Field Force Vietnam, after action report, 31 January - 18 February 1968.
No full textCombat operations after action report: location- III Corps Tactical Zone, Republic of South Vietnam. Mission: III ARVN Corps and II Field Force Vietnam units conduct offensive operations during 31 January to 18 February 1968 to defeat VC/NVA forces who initiated the Tet Offensive in III Corps Tactical Zone. Concept of operations: this is a report on the 1968 Viet Cong-North Vietnamese Army Tet Offensive in III Corps Tactical Zone, and the actions of II Field Force Vietnam and III Corps, RVNAF in defeating that offensive. It includes those general events leading up to TET, the detailed course of the fighting from 31 January through 18 February and a summary of the results of the battle
Guerrilla tactical methods.
No full textThis report forwards a translation of a special Greek Army intelligence pamphlet on the subject of "bandit methods". Section A: basic tactical methods; KKE's (Communist Party Greece) instructions concerning the general lines of the bandits' warfare; KKE's general instructions for tactical methods; instructions of the bandit leadership about mountainous warfare; and night warfare. Section B: general tactical instructions; how to surprise the enemy; attack in the day; attack in the night; how to face enemy night operations; and how to face clearing up operation. Section C: duties of sentries
Resume of Army roll-up following World War II (Revised). OCMH Study.
No full textTable of contents: the War Department- policies and zone of interior operations (personnel- the governing factor, effects of personnel demobilization on operations, and the logistics area); and the roll-up in the theaters (the European Theater, the Pacific Theater, and close out in China, Burma, and India)
DA PAM 608-27 1970 : Crossroads for the man in uniform.
No full textOf all the decisions the man in uniform must make, perhaps the most important is what he will do with his life after he leaves the service. This booklet was intended to assist in the decision making process regarding worth as a civilian employee, skills, training needed, education, etc.- essentially what one wants out of life and the ability to get it
FM 100-5: field service regulations - operations, 1941.
No full textThis manual supersedes the 1939 version. The 1941 edition of FM 100-5 encapsulates the state of Army doctrine on the eve of America’s entry into World War II. This is the doctrine the Army took into the great Louisiana maneuvers of 1941. Later, it also guided the American soldiers through combat in places as diverse as New Guinea and Tunisia. It contains the doctrines of leading troops in combat and tactics of the combined arms and constitutes the basis of instruction of all arms and services for field service. Not until June 1944 did a new manual supersede this one
Memorandum no. 105. Amphibious breakdown of personnel and transportation.
No full textThe attached charts showing the composition of groups 1, 2, and 3 are based upon training experience of this division. For exercises or operations indicated breakdown will, of necessity, be modified as circumstances perscribe
N3723.2
No full textAdministrative memorandum number 1, XXIV Corps, 14 July 1944.
Table of contents:
1. General
2. Instructions on baggage and individual equipment to be taken.
3. Instructions on organizational equipment.
4. Clothing and equipment carried ashore by individual.
5. Equipment and baggage not taken ashore by individual.
6. Ammuniton.
7. Rations and water.
8. Class II.
9. Class III.
10. Class IV.
11. Prefabricated construction policy.
12. Marking of supplies, equipment, and individual baggage.
13. Palletizing recommendations on Class II, IV, and organizational equipment.
14. Handling of supplies to be loaded on transports.
15. Notification of special equipment credits as established.
16. Allowance of flame thrower charges. ;
17. Personal equipment to be returned to mainland
N3799
No full textLetter to General Gillem from Colonel Washington Platt, G-2 XIX Corps, on Corps Intelligence Section activities, August 1944