Infantry School Mailing List (Vol.XIX February 1940 to Vol.XXX (April 1947)

Military Article Photocopies available from Military/Info

• Vol.XIX. (February 1940); 302 pages, 39 illus. Price 30.00 {Item No.10150}
• Vol.XX. (July 1940); 306 pages, 92 illus. Price 30.00 {Item No.10161}
• Vol.XXI. (February 1941); 309 pages, 57 illus. Price 31.00 {Item No.10173}
• Vol.XXII. (August 1941); 309 pages, 35 illus. Price 31.00 {Item No.10185}
• Vol.XXIII. (February 1942); 312 pages, 59 illus. Price 31.00 {Item No.10196}
• Vol. XXIV (July 1942); 312 pages, 96 illus. Price 31.00 {Item No.10208}
• Vol. XXV (February 1943); 312 pages, 78 illus. Price 31.00 {Item No.10218}
• Vol. XXVI (July 1943); 311 pages, 101 illus. Price 31.00 {Item No.10231}
• Vol. XXIX (October 1946); 311 pages, 79 illus. Price 32.00 {Item No.10246}
• Vol. XXX (April 1947); 312 pages, 117 illus. Price 32.00 {Item No.10265}

The Infantry School Mailing List, Vol.XIX (February 1940); 302 pages, 39 illus. Price 30.00 {Item No.10150}

• Chapter 1. Company M 23d Infantry in the attack on Vaux (July 1, 1918)(An Historical Study); 24 pages, 5 illus. Price 2.50 {Item No.10151} [Includes: Introduction, Morale of German troops, The 8th Company 402d German infantry regiment, Condition of the 8th Company’s defense, Available information concerning the enemy (Americans), The 8th Company’s day of doom, Situation of Company M, 23d U.S.Infantry, Receipt of untrained replacements, Reconnaissance of Bois De La Cote 192, Orders for the attack of July 1st, Information concerning the enemy, The company attack order, The hour preceding the attack, The attack, The objective reached, Consolidation of captured positions, Use of captured weapons, The counterattack, Lessons]
• Chapter 2. A field Maneuver (Infantry School Teaching); 51 pages, 8 illus. Price 5.00 {Item No.10152} [Includes: Introduction, Section I. General and administrative instructions, Section II. Instructions for Umpiring, Section III. Instructions for Tactical Operations (For Umpires only)][This whole article is very detailed, down to maximum size for officer bedding rolls]
• Chapter 3. Notes on infantry (Infantry School Study); 44 pages, 21 illus. Price 4.50 {Item No.10153} [Includes: Section I. Regimental and Battalion command post operations, Section II. The machine-gun aiming circle, Section III. Close order drill, Section IV. Modern infantry symbols]
• Chapter 4. The heavy weapons company of the infantry battalion; 26 pages, Price 2.50 {Item No.10154} [Includes: Introduction, Comparison with other armies, Organization, Weapons, Transportation, Command group, Fire orders and targets, Signal communication, Administrative and supply group, Train, The heavy weapons company in offensive combat, Methods of employment, Approach march, Reconnaissance, Preparations for combat, Supporting fires during combat, Forward displacement, Covering reorganization, Consolidation, Companies of reserve battalions, The heavy weapons company in defensive combat, Plan of defense]
• Chapter 5. Troop movement by air transport; 18 pages, 1 illus.plus organizational charts Price 2.00 {Item No.10155} [Includes: Introduction, Movement of an infantry battalion, Personnel to be moved, Ammunition, equipment, and supplies to be transported, Loading of personnel and equipment, Priorities and responsiblities, Summary]
• Chapter 6. The infantry rifle company in attack (An infantry school teaching); 18 pages, 1 illus. Price 2.00 {Item No.10156} [Includes: Organization, Assault company in attack, Approach march, Assembly areas, Deployment for attack, The attack, The assault, Reorganization, Pursuit, Organization of ground, Reserve rifle company in attack, Rifle company acting alone in attack]
• Chapter 7. Troop leading—tank battalion in an attack; 37 pages, 1 illus. Price 4.00 {Item No.10157} [Includes: Introduction, Situation, Actions of the battalion, Actions of staff, Actions of each company, Actions of each platoon, then continues the situation repeating each of the previous actions including a series of expected operations for a tank battalion from movement by rail to movement to a reservicing point after action.]
• Chapter 8. The rifle battalion in defense; 18 pages Price 2.00 {Item No.10158} [Includes: Organization, Main data, Actions of the battalion commander, The interior front-line battalion, Details of subordinate plans, The flank battalion in defense, The flank battalion’s plan of defense, The reserve battalion, The battalion in reserve of large units]
• Chapter 9. Small infantry problems; 48 pages, 9 illus. Price 5.00 {Item No.10159} [Includes: Problem No.1 A motorized detachment on a combat mission: Introduction, Situation, Requirements one to four,each with continued situation, solution and sometimes a discussion. Problem No.2 Signal communication on the march and in assembly areas: following the same pattern as problem no.1 with two requirements. Problem No.3 Oral field orders: Introduction, Method of instruction in oral orders, Situation, followed by two requirements each with a solution.]
• Chapter 10. Infantry weapons; 19 pages, 7 illus. Price 2.00 {Item No.10160} [Includes: Introduction, The caliber .50 machine gun, Infantry mortars 60-mm and 81-mm: Characterisitics, During the advance, 81-mm Mortar]

The Infantry School Mailing List, Vol.XX (July 1940); 306 pages, 92 illus. Price 30.00 {Item No.10161}

• Chapter 1. A history of the Infantry School; 31 pages Price 3.00 {Item No.10162} [Chapter one extracted from a manuscript by the same name by First Lieutenant Leroy W.Yarborough and others in written in 1931]
• Chapter 2. Entrucking a command (Peace Strength Infantry Regiment of Triangular Division)(An Infantry School Teaching); 26 pages, 10 illus. Price 3.00 {Item No.10163} [Includes: Introduction, Regulating point, Entrucking and detrucking points, Entrucking groups, Initial point, Entrucking table, Illustrative problem, Requirement, A solution of the requirement]
• Chapter 3. Fighting an Infantry Rifle Company (An Infantry School Teaching); 31 pages, 8 illus. Price 3.00 {Item No.10164} [Includes: This afternoon, Captain Company B, Discussion, The solution of Captain Company B, During the night, At daylight, Captain company B, Discussion, The solution of captain company B, The attack continues, Captain Company B, Discussion, The solution of captain company B, Success of company B, Captain company B, Discussion, The solution of captain company B, A messenger reports, Captain company B, The solution of captain company B, Request for help, Captain company B, Discussion, The solution of captain company B]
• Chapter 4. The Rifle Battalion in Attack (Illustrative Problem)(An Infantry School Teaching); 26 pages, 4 illus. Price 3.00 {Item No.10165} [Includes: Introduction, Situation, Actions of Lieutenant Colonel 1st Battalion 29th Infantry, Situation continued, Battalion attack order, Discussion, Situation continued, Discussion, Arrival of battalion commander and party on Davidson hill, Discussion, Situation continued, Conclusion]
• Chapter 5. Service Company in defense (Infantry School Teaching); 31 pages, 12 illus. Price 3.00 {Item No.10166} [Includes: Tactical situation, Railhead distribution, Supply activities in the regimental train bivouac, Forward area, One hour later, Several hours later, Conclusion]
• Chapter 6. A military reservoir; 10 pages Price 1.00 {Item No.10167} [Includes: Introduction, Von Steuban’s instruction for the captain] [Leadership can be taught]
• Chapter 7. It takes time to dig in (An Infantry School Study); 18 pages, 6 illus. Price 2.00 {Item No.10168} [Includes: Introduction, Illustrative problem, Wire entanglements, Assignment of work, Fields of fire, Foxholes and connecting trench, Emplacements for automatic rifles, Emplacements for light machine guns, Emplacements for 60-mm mortars, Distribution of tools, The battalion reserve, Heavy weapons company, Summary][The new organization has turned the ‘6-hour plan’ into 12 hours]
• Chapter 8. Field Artillery in support of Infantry; 40 pages, 20 illus. Price 4.00 {Item No.10169} [Includes: Introduction, Division artillery, Combat teams, Command posts, The artillery plan, Method of designating targets, Safety factors, Securing artillery fire, Offensive combat, Battery positions, Pursuit, Defensive combat, Battery positions, Artillery with security detachments, Artillery with advance guards, Reiteration]
• Chapter 9. Loads of Infantry motor vehicles (An Infantry School Study); 44 pages, 19 illus. Price 4.50 {Item No.10170} [Includes: Introduction, Notes. (then the articles describes the vehicles available to the units of an infantry regiment their capabilities and what needs to be loaded)]
• Chapter 10. Notes on Infantry; 14 pages, 5+illus. Price 1.50 {Item No.10171} [Includes: Supply of gasoline and oil, Modern infantry symbols]
• Chapter 11. Infantry Weapons; 30 pages, 14 illus. Price 3.00 {Item No.10172} [Includes: The calibler .30 water-cooled machine gun: General data, sights, organization and equipment. The browning automatic rifle, 37-mm antitank gun: General data, Principles of employment, Positions, The antitank platoon (peace strength), In attack, Conduct of the attack, In defense, The antitank section, In attack, In defense, The antitank squad, In attack, During of the squad during combat, The antitank platoon (war strength)]

The Infantry School Mailing List, Vol.XXI (February 1941); 309 pages, 57 illus. Price 31.00 {Item No.10173}

• Chapter 1. Tactics of the Auto-Rifle Squad (An Infantry School Teaching); 13 pages, 4 illus. Price 1.50 {Item No.10174} [Includes: Characteristics, organization, and Equipment, Organization, Ammunition supply, In the attack, In the defense, Defense against tank attack, AA fire, In security]
• Chapter 2. Medical Service in the Defense (An Infantry School Teaching); 34 pages, 7 illus. Price 3.50 {Item No.10175} [Includes: Introduction, Mission, General function, Organization, Headquarters regimental medical detachment, Battalion medical sections, Summary, Illustrative problem: Situation, The outpost, Situation continued, A regimental sector fully occupied, Your estimate of these dispositions. Situation continued: A regimental sector, partially occupied, Your estimate of the dispositions. Situation continued: The battalion in division reserve counterattacks, Your estimate of the situation, Your plan, Summary]
• Chapter 3. The Heavy Weapons Company in the Attack (Illustrative problem)(An Infantry School Teaching); 39 pages, 7 illus. Price 4.00 {Item No.10176} [Includes: Introduction, Situation, followed by requirements one to seven each with a discussion and solution]
• Chapter 4. An Infantry Battalion in the Attack (German Battalion Attacks in Poland); 17 pages, 4 illus. Price 2.00 {Item No.10177} [Includes: Introduction, (Situation), Battalion orders for attack in the direction of Tomaszow]
• Chapter 5. Tactical Employment of a Motorized Detachment (An Infantry School Teaching); 25 pages, 4 illus. Price 3.00 {Item No.10178} [Includes: Introduction, Requirements one to five each with a discussion and solution. Summary]
• Chapter 6. Signal Communication—Regiment in Attack (An Infantry School Teaching); 32 pages, 15 illus. Price 3.00 {Item No.10179} [Includes: Prior actions of red and blue forces, Activities in the 1st Infantry assembly area, Requirements one and two each consisting of a continued situation, requirement and solution. Radio sets, Tactical employment—General, Tactical employment—sets now allotted]
• Chapter 7. An Infantry Regiment (Reinforced) Prepares to Receive an Armored Attack (An Infantry School Study); 31 pages, 5 illus. Price 3.00 {Item No.10180} [Includes: Introduction, Situation, Actions and orders, Five minutes later, At 10:45 am, Later, About an hour later]
• Chapter 8. The Infantry Regimental Commander in Offensive Combat (An Infantry School Teaching); 17 pages, 6 illus. Price 2.00 {Item No.10181} [Includes: Advance into action, Deployment, Attached tanks, The attack, Personal intervention, Use of weapons under direct control, Fire of supporting artillery, Cooperation between units, Use of reserves, Pursuit, Organization of the ground, Supply, Prisoners, Stagglers, Signal communication]
• Chapter 9. An Infantry Rifle Regiment Launches an Attack (An Infantry School Teaching); 55 pages, 10 illus. Price 5.50 {Item No.10182} [Includes: The opposing forces, Requirements one to eight, each consisting of a situation continued, requirement, solution and sometimes a discussion]
• Chapter 10. Motorized Patrolling (An Infantry School Teaching); 25 pages, 2 illus. Price 2.50 {Item No.10183} [Includes: Tactics and technique, Organization within motor vehicles, Missions, Orders, Basic facts, Bounds, Illustrative problem, Situation, Requirements one to five each with a situation continued, requirement, discussion and solution]
• Chapter 11. The Modern Ration of the German Armed Forces (Translation); 14 pages Price 1.50 {Item No.10184} [Includes: The modern ration of the german armed forces: The importance of supply, Research and experimentation, Training of field cooks, New methods and new foods: The soy bean, Food in powder form, The famous bratling, Vitamins in the soldier’s ration, Germinating grain as as vitamin container, Concentration, compression and refrigeration, Pemmikan, Cream of Tarter, Conclusion. The german army food exhibit at Leipzig]

Infantry School Mailing List, Volume XXII. (August 1941); 309 pages, 35 illus. Price 31.00 {Item No.10185}

• Chapter 1. The Estimate of the Situation (An Infantry School Teaching); 28 pages, 2 illus. Price 3.00 {Item No.10186} [Includes: Introduction, Form (goes through the form explaining each paragraph), Situation, Requirement, A solution of of the requirement (fills in the form)]
• Chapter 2. Combat Intelligence (An Infantry School Teaching); 40 pages, 7 illus. Price 4.00 {Item No.10187} [Includes: Purpose, Definition, Objective of all intelligence work, Responsibility of commanders, Responsibility of intelligence officer, Intelligence sources available to the infantry regiment, Organization and functions of intelligence units: Regimental staff, Battalion staff. The operation of intelligence personnel, Recording, Evaluation and Interpretation, Distribution, Procurement and issue of maps, Counterintelligence, Illustrative problem]
• Chapter 3. Battalion in Attack (Illustrative Problem)(An Infantry School Teaching); 28 pages, 5 illus. Price 3.00 {Item No.10188} [Includes: Situation, followed by Requirements one to ten each of a continuing situation, requirement, and solution]
• Chapter 4. Tactics of the Cavalry Reconnaissance Troop, Mechanized, Infantry (An Infantry School Teaching); 24 pages, 5 illus. Price 2.50 {Item No.10189} [Includes: General, Organization, Characteristics, Limitations, Employment, Communication, Formations and movements, Reconnaissance, Combat, Summary, Illustrative problem, Situation, Requirement, Discussion of the requirement, Summary, A solution of requirement]
• Chapter 5. A Leading Company in the Attack (Illustrative problem); 34 pages, 4 illus. Price 3.50 {Item No.10190} [Includes: Situation followed by Requirements one to seven each consisiting of a continuing situation, solution and discussion][Chapter 3 required][Interesting note: The company commander has the only map in his company]
• Chapter 6. The Reserve Rifle Company in the Attack (An Infantry School Teaching); 35 pages, 6 illus. Price 3.50 {Item No.10191} [Includes: Illustrative problem, Situation followed by a series of eight requirements each having a continued situation, requirement, a solution and discussion]
• Chapter 7. Infantry School Reference Data (Revised to march 31, 1941); 40 pages, 3+illus. Price 4.00 {Item No.10192} [Includes: Basic data on troop movements, Rates of movement, Length of marches, Movement data infantry rifle regiment, Loading of motor transportation, Troop movement by rail, Tactical time and space factors, Gasoline and oil data, Ammunition with infantry regiment, Ammunition capacity of infantry trucks, Characteristics of infantry weapons, Time elements in regimental supply, Characteristics of field artillery, Field engineering data, Loading engineer assault boats, Typical loading infantry rifle company in assault boats, Time factors involved in message transmission, Wire net in attack for infantry regiment, Radio nets for infantry regiment, Radio set characteristics]
• Chapter 8. Supply (Infantry School Teaching); 46 pages, 1 illus. Price 5.00 {Item No.10193} [Includes: General considerations, Infantry transportation, Infantry regimental trains, Motor maintenance, The regimental service company, Regimental organization for supply, Supply operations within the regiment, Class I supply, Class III supply, Class V supplies, Class II and Class IV supply, Administrative plans and orders]
• Chapter 9. Regiment in Defense (Supply)(Illustrative exercise); 10 pages, 2 illus. Price 1.00 {Item No.10194} [Includes: Situation, Requirement, A solution of the requirement, A disscussion of the requirement, Summary]
• Chapter 10. A History of The Infantry School; 30 pages Price 3.00 {Item No.10195} [Chapter two extracted from a manuscript by the same name by First Lieutenant Leroy W.Yarborough and others in written in 1931]

Infantry School Mailing List, Volume XXIII. (February 1942); 312 pages, 59 illus. Price 31.00 {Item No.10196}

• Chapter 1. From Flintlock to M-1; 31 pages, 16 illus. Price 3.00 {Item No.10197}
• Chapter 2. A Raid to Capture an Enemy Weapon of a New Type (An Infantry School Teaching); 24 pages, 4 illus. Price 2.50 {Item No.10198} [Includes: Introduction, Different types of raids (4), Situation, Followed by three requirements each with continuing situation, requirement, solution and discussion]
• Chapter 3. Combat Training of the Rifle Squad Within the Rifle Platoon; 21 pages Price 2.00 {Item No.10199} [Includes: Squad training, the basis of the work of the platoon commander, The preparatory work of the platoon commander, The practical work of the platoon commander as instructor][by Major Otto Peter, German Army, 3 January 1941. Translated by Tech.Sgt.Fred W.Morton, May 1941]
• Chapter 4. The Infantry Battalion, Rifle, in Defense (Illustrative problem)(An Infantry School Teaching); 44 pages, 7 illus. Price 4.50 {Item No.10200} [Includes: Situation, followed by five requirements each with a continuing situation, requirement, a solution and discussion. Plan for counterattack, Discussion]
• Chapter 5. Troop Movement by Motor (Map problem)(An Infantry School Teaching); 17 pages, 1 illus. Price 2.00 {Item No.10201} [Includes: Situation, followed by three requirements each with a continuing situation, requirement, a solution and discussion. Summary]
• Chapter 6. The Heavy Weapons Company in the Attack (An Infantry School Teaching)(Illustrative Problem); 20 pages, 5 illus. Price 2.00 {Item No.10202} [Includes: Situation followed by five requirements each with a continuing situation, requirement, a solution and discussion]
• Chapter 7. Motor Vehicle Maintenance in the Field and on the March; 50 pages, 16 illus. Price 5.00 {Item No.10203} [Instructive on the state of motor maintenance in early world war two, includes maintenance shop procedures and the details of tool kits]
• Chapter 8. Artillery-Infantry Team in the Triangular Division (In which two old friends get together and solve to their own satisfaction one of the big problems facing the army today); 35 pages, 2 illus. Price 3.50 {Item No.10204} [Concerned with the problem of direct support fires]
• Chapter 9. Rifle Company Platoons in Attack; 33 pages, 7 illus. Price 3.50 {Item No.10205} [Includes: What has gone before, What happens in a regimental assembly area, This is followed by a series situations making up part of the attack for Lieutenants 1st platoon and weapons platoon each with a situation, solution and some with discussions.]
• Chapter 10. A History of the Infantry School; 27 pages Price 3.00 {Item No.10206} [Chapter three, sections 1 and 2, extracted from a manuscript by the same name by First Lieutenant Leroy W.Yarborough and others in written in 1931]
• Notes on Infantry Stream Crossing Expedients for 1/4-Ton Trucks; 5 pages, 5 illus. Price 1.00 {Item No.10207}

Infantry School Mailing List, Vol. XXIV (July 1942); 312 pages, 96 illus. Price 31.00 {Item No.10208}

• Chapter 1. Defense of an Airport Against an Airborne Attack; 39 pages, 7 illus. Price 4.00 {Item No.10209}
• Chapter 2. A Course of Instruction for an Infantry Regiment in Defense Against Chemical Attack; 53 pages, 6 illus. Price 5.00 {Item No.10210} [Includes: Introduction, Course of instruction, Periods 1 to 12 lesson plans: Each made up of Title, Equipment required, Instructional Hints, Refences, Suggested conferences (lecture) for periods one, four, five, nine, ten. and Demonstrations for periods eleven and twelve. Plus three tactical protection exercises.]
• Chapter 3. Training Aids; 34 pages, 29 illus. Price 3.00 {Item No.10211} [Includes: One picture is worth then thousand words, The blackboard, Hand-drawn aids, Ordnance Department issued wall charts, Models, Modified equipment, Demonstrations, County fair demonstration, Projected visual aids, Training films, Film strips, Opaque projector]
• Chapter 4. The Infantry Battalion, Rifle, in the Attack (Illustrative map exercise)(An infantry school teaching); 48 pages, 7 illus. Price 5.00 {Item No.10212} [Includes: Purpose, Situation, Requirements One to Seven each with a Situation, Solution and Discussion]
• Chapter 5. Engineers in a River Crossing; 20 pages, 6 illus. Price 2.00 {Item No.10213} [Especially on Assault Boat crossings]
• Chapter 6. The Sandtable Goes Modern; 28 pages, 8 illus. Price 3.00 {Item No.10214} [Includes: Introduction, Formulating the problem, Conducting a problem on a sandtable, A sandtable exercise based upon an historic example, A sandtable exercise based upon a personal experience of a member of the class, A sandtable exercise based upon a subject schedule, An original sandtable exercise][Related Article: Infantry School Mailing List, Vol.XVIII, Chapter 5.]
• Chapter 7. Obstacle Courses for Infantry; 20 pages, 6 illus. Price 2.00 {Item No.10215} [Includes: Introduction, 6 obstacles course examples and discussion of each of the types of obstacles]
• Chapter 8. Troop Leading a Battalion in Defense; 22 pages, 3 illus. Price 2.00 {Item No.10216} [Includes: Introduction, Situation, First requirement, Discussion, A solution to first requirement, A discussion of first requirement, Situation continued, Second requirement, A solution to second requirement, A discussion of second requirement]
• Chapter 9. The Infantry Digs in; 46 pages, 44 illus. Price 5.00 {Item No.10217}

Infantry School Mailing List, Vol. XXV (February 1943); 312 pages, 78 illus. Price 31.00 {Item No.10218}

• Chapter 1. Motor Vehicle Operation in Extreme Climates; 26 pages, 5 illus. Price 3.00 {Item No.10219} [Includes: Introduction, Part I. Desert Operations: Introduction, Desert Temperatures, Sand and dust, Maintenance of direction, Antiaircraft protection, General precautions. Part II. Operation in Snow and Extreme Cold: Introduction, Effects of freezing and thawing, Effects of blizzards and snowstorms, Effects of ice and snow]
• Chapter 2. Preparation and Conduct of Tactical Problems for Small Units; 25 pages, 3 illus. Price 2.50 {Item No.10220} [Includes: Introduction, The directive, Planning the exercise, Draft of the situations, Umpires’ check list, Control, Umpires, Conduct of the exercise, The critique, Summary. Map exercise preparation of tactical problems for small units, A solution, First situation or phase, Second situation or phase, Umpire’s check list]
• Chapter 3. Intelligence and Reconnaissance Platoon (In which an enthusiatic platoon leader discusses the organization, training and employment of his newly organized platoon); 23 pages, 3 illus. Price 2.00 {Item No.10221} [Includes: Scene I, Duties of members of the I.and R.Platoon, Platoon Headquarters, Reconnaissance Squads. Scene II, Scene III, Tactical employment of the intelligence and reconnaissance platoon. Scene IV, Critique of actions of first squad]
• Chapter 4. Terrain Appreciation; 35 pages, 19 illus. Price 3.50 {Item No.10222} [Includes: Part I.: General Principles, Summary. Part II.Terrain appreciation in defensive operations: General, Effect of terrain upon location of boundaries between units, Summary. Part III. Terrain appreciation in offensive operations: General, Effect of terrain upon location of boundaries between units, Summary]
• Chapter 5. Sniping — Past and Present; 25 pages, 11 illus. Price 2.50 {Item No.10223}
• Chapter 6. Troop Leading and Antitank Mine-Laying Unit; 25 pages, 6 illus. Price 2.50 {Item No.10224} [Includes: Forward, Situation, Requirements 1 to 15 each with a requirement, solution and discussion, followed by a continued situation]
• Chapter 7. Foreign Map Reading; 21 pages, 12 illus. Price 2.00 {Item No.10225} [Includes: General, American reproduction of foreign maps, Foreign maps, Elevation, Grid systems, Conventional signs, Conclusion]
• Chapter 8. The Thrust Line System of Point Designation; 4 pages, 1 illus. Price .50 {Item No.10226}
• Chapter 9. Rating of Officer Candidates; 31 pages, 7 illus. Price 3.00 {Item No.10227} [Includes: Introduction, Guide for tactical officers of the training brigade: General, The platoon leader, The qualities of leadership, Importance, Methods of studying men, Forms and their use, Standards and methods of rating, Company and higher commanders, Summary. Appendix A: Sugguestions for interviewing, Appendix B: The Exhibit “C” (Trainer evaluation)]
• Chapter 10. Hints to Newly Commissioned Officers; 6 pages Price .50 {Item No.10228} [Includes: Forward, Loyality, Discipline, Courtesy, Relations with enlisted men, Use of subordinates, Correction of enlisted men, Relations with other officers, Relations with superiors, Miscellaneous]
• Chapter 11. Film Strips — Our Newest Visual Aid; 15 pages, 6 illus. Price 1.50 {Item No.10229}
• Chapter 12. Classification Procedure Within the Regiment and Subordinate Units; 51 pages, 11 illus. Price 5.00 {Item No.10230} [Includes: Definitions, History, The establishment of the unit personnel office, Classification operations during activation of the unit: Before D Day, D Day and after. Interviewing and how to read a form 20, Continuous classification: By the unit personnel officer, By other commanders, By periodic reports, By means of running rosters, By special service. Summary of the responsibilities of the unit personnel officer to the regimental commander in relation to classification procedure, Classification of officers and warrent officers, The basic regulations governing classification in the regiment]

Infantry School Mailing List, Vol. XXVI (July 1943); 311 pages, 101 illus. Price 31.00 {Item No.10231}

• Chapter 1. Air-Ground Training; 37 pages, 6 illus. Price 4.00 {Item No.10232} [An enthusiatic platoon leader writes who instruction in this subject is conducted in his unit]
• Chapter 2. Combat Firing Proficiency Test for the Rifle Platoon; 23 pages, 3 illus. Price 2.50 {Item No.10233}
• Chapter 3. Infantry Entrenchments and Weapon Emplacements; 34 pages, 25 illus. Price 3.50 {Item No.10234}
• Chapter 4. Infantry — Artillery Cooperation; 37 pages Price 4.00 {Item No.10235}
• Chapter 5. General Considerations of Defensive Combat; 16 pages, 2 illus. Price 2.00 {Item No.10236}
• Chapter 6. Tactics Regiment in Attack — Map Exercise; 37 pages, 8 illus. Price 4.00 {Item No.10237} [Includes: Situation, then requirements 1-6 each with a requirement, solution and continued situation]
• Chapter 7. Military Leadership; 25 pages, 2 illus. Price 2.50 {Item No.10238} [Includes: Introduction, Mental preparation for the shock of battle, Experience — Lt. Jones, experience — Three germans feigning death, Experience — Surprised by a machine gun, Leadership, Knowledge, Judgement, Tact, Endurance, Initiative, Bearing, Courage, Dependability, Justice, Enthusiasm]
• Chapter 8. The Cannon Company in Defense; 26 pages, 2 illus. Price 3.00 {Item No.10239} [Includes: Purpose, General situation, Special situation, followed by seven requirements each with a requirement, solution, discussion, and continued situation]
• Chapter 9. Training in Tank Recognition and identification; 20 pages, 16 illus. Price 2.00 {Item No.10240} [Includes: Introduction, Basic idenfication, Application of the means chart, Methods and means of training]
• Chapter 10. Improvised Mats for Moving Vehicles Over Soft Terrain; 13 pages, 8 illus. Price 1.50 {Item No.10241}
• Chapter 11. Contrast; 7 pages, 6 illus. Price 1.00 {Item No.10242} [Bayonet training 1852 vs. 1943]
• Chapter 12. Battlefield Dope; 14 pages, 2 illus. Price 1.50 {Item No.10243} [Combat Intelligence]
• Chapter 13. Camouflage of the Heavy Machine Gun in Attack; 11 pages, 7 illus. Price 1.00 {Item No.10244}
• Chapter 14. An Improvised Opaque Projector; 13 pages, 8 illus. Price 1.50 {Item No.10245} [Includes: Introduction: Projection of illustrations, Projection of solid objects, Reproduction of sketches and diagrams, Tactical training. Principle of operation, Materials for construction, Construction, Projection room, Screen, Use]

Infantry School Mailing List, Vol. XXIX (October 1946); 311 pages, 79 illus. Price 32.00 {Item No.10246}

• Chapter 1. Mechanical Training 57-mm Recoilless Rifle; 34 pages, 16 illus. Price 3.50 {Item No.10247} [Includes: Description, Disassembly and assembly, Mechanical functioning, Stoppages and immediate action, Care and cleaning, Ammunition and fuses, Bore sight adjustment]
• Chapter 2. Mechanical Training 75-mm Recoilless Rifle; 34 pages, 12 illus. Price 3.50 {Item No.10248} [Includes: General, Disassembly and assembly, Mechanical functioning, Stoppages and immediate action, Ammunition and fuzes, Care and cleaning, Mountings, Sights and bore sighting]
• Chapter 3. Sound Locating Set GR-6; 14 pages, 5 illus. Price 1.50 {Item No.10249} [Weapon locating sound equipment for infantry use]
• Chapter 4. Terrain Model DeLuxe; 29 pages, 20 illus. Price 3.00 {Item No.10250} [Includes: 17 requirements with solutions, each detailing how to build a part of the board]
• Chapter 5. Engineer Combat Battalion (Infantry Division); 14 pages, 3 illus. Price 1.50 {Item No.10251} [Includes: Introduction, Organization, Supply functions, Support operations in general, Defensive operations, Attack and pursuit operations, Assault crossing, Summary]
• Chapter 6. Tank Principles Don’t Change; 10 pages, 2 illus. Price 1.00 {Item No.10252}
• Chapter 7. “Powerhouse I”; 10 pages, 2 illus. Price 1.00 {Item No.10253} [Including: Introduction, The division plan, Division engineer plan, Orders changed, Bridging the river] [Story of a WWII river crossing, Meurthe River in November 1944]
• Chapter 8. Infantry Radio Communication; 13 pages, 4 illus. Price 1.50 {Item No.10254} [Includes: Introduction, Characteristics of infantry radios, Frequency ranges, SCR-536, SCR-300, AN/VRC-3, SCR-694]
• Chapter 9. Gun Platoon in the Attack (75-mm Recoilless Rifle); 16 pages, 4 illus. Price 2.00 {Item No.10255} [Includes: Introduction, Organization, Equipment, Missions of the platoon in the attack, Assignment in combat, Selection of firing positions, Missions of the gun platoon in the attack, Company attack order]
• Chapter 10. Athletics in the Physical Training Program; 18 pages, 2 illus. Price 2.00 {Item No.10256} [Includes: Introduction, The prewar program, The program during the war, The postwar program, Organization of the program, Sport classes, Basketball, Boxing, Other factors to increase interest in the program]
• Chapter 11. A Formula for Instruction; 14 pages Price 1.50 {Item No.10257} [Including: Introduction, Adult education, Incentives verus motivation, Filling the need, Sensory appeals, Empathy, Firing the mind]
• Chapter 12. Preparation and Conduct of a Field Exercise; 29 pages Price 3.00 {Item No.10258} [Includes: Part I: Foreword, General, Directive, Planning the exercise, Draft of the exercise, Control, Critque, Time breakdown, Administrative details. Part II: The gun platoon in support of a daylight attack, A gun platoon in the support of the attack, Umpire’s check list]
• Chapter 13. Squad Management; 12 pages Price 1.50 {Item No.10259} [Includes: Introduction, Characteristics of a leader, Responsibilities of leadership]
• Chapter 14. Extension Course of the Infantry School; 17 pages Price 2.00 {Item No.10260} [Includes list of Infantry School extension courses]
• Chapter 15. Combat S-4; 8 pages, 2 illus. Price 1.00 {Item No.10261} [Mules in WWII]
• Chapter 16. An Equal and Opposite Reaction; 6 pages, 1 illus. Price 1.00 {Item No.10262} [Recoilless rifles]
• Chapter 17. Subcaliber Tactical Training; 17 pages, 4 illus. Price 2.00 {Item No.10263} [Includes: The problem, Making the ground map, General considerations, Training uses, A tactical exercise, Conduct of training, Reconnaissance and orders, Platoon action, Summary] [Shrinking the terrain to a manageable training size]
• Chapter 18. Supply of the Rifle Company and the Battalion in the Defense; 13 pages, 4 illus. Price 1.50 {Item No.10264} [Includes: Operations, The problem, Supply of the rifle company and battalion in defense, Section I: Situation, First requirement. Section II: A solution of first requirement, Discussion-solution of first requirement, Situation continued. Section III: A solution of second requirement, Other situations, requirements and solutions, Summary]

Infantry School Mailing List, Vol. XXX (April 1947); 312 pages, 117 illus. Price 32.00 {Item No.10265}

• Chapter 1. Methods of Instruction for the Gun Platoon (75-mm Recoilless Rifle); 38 pages, 10 illus. Price 4.00 {Item No.10266} [Includes: Purpose, Schedules, Methods of instructions for mechanical training, Crew drill and methods of training, Marksmanship and methods of instruction in marksmanship]
• Chapter 2. Fighting Fear; 13 pages Price 1.50 {Item No.10267} [Includes: Introduction, Causes of fear, Utility of fear, Discipline modifies fear, Factors in overcoming fear] [A very good article on the subject]
• Chapter 3. The Mechanics of Moving Troops by Air; 32 pages, 5 illus. Price 3.50 {Item No.10268} [Includes: Part I: Introduction, Coordination and liaison, Training, Prior planning, Conclusion. Part II. Standing operating procedure air movement plan “A”]
• Chapter 4. The Problem of Reorganization; 17 pages, 4 illus. Price 2.00 {Item No.10269} [Includes: Introduction, The problem begins, Purpose and methods of reorganization, The rifle squad, The rifle platoon, The rifle company, The battalion, Conclusions]
• Chapter 5. Battalion Attack on Noroy Le Bourg; 12 pages, 4 illus. Price 1.50 {Item No.10270} [Includes: Introduction, Attack order (oral), The attack, Analysis and lessons learned]
• Chapter 6. Functioning of the Regimental Staff in Combat (A one act play); 27 pages, 3 illus. Price 3.00 {Item No.10271} [Includes: Introduction, The regimental staff (One act in three scenes): Scene one, Scene two, Scene three]
• Chapter 7. The Theory and Operation of Military Government; 33 pages, 6 illus. Price 3.50 {Item No.10272} [Includes: Introductions, Definitions, Establishment of military government, Control, Civil affairs, Military government agencies of war and navy departments, Asiatic, National policy, Treatment of populace, Local officials, Economics, Political activity, Religion, Judicial, Military courts, Civil courts, Summary]
• Chapter 8. The Airborne Pathfinder Team — Point of the Spearhead; 22 pages, 12 illus. Price 2.50 {Item No.10273} [Includes: Introduction, Mission, Organization, Equipment, Characteristics, Limitations, Employment, Communications equipment, Aids to air navigation, Assembly aids for ground troops, Formations and movement to combat, Summary]
• Chapter 9. Comparative Data on 4.2-inch and 81-mm Mortars; 25 pages, 22 illus. Price 2.50 {Item No.10274}
• Chapter 10. The Principles of War; 25 pages, 5 illus. Price 2.50 {Item No.10275} [Includes: Introduction, The principle of mass, The principle of the objective, The principle of surprise, The principle of security, the principle of cooperation, The principle of the offensive, The principle of movement, The principle of economy of force, The principle of simplicity]
• Chapter 11. Use Six Stovepipes; 13 pages, 5 illus. Price 1.50 {Item No.10276} [Includes: Introduction, Selection of position, Communication, Observation, Fire control] [Using six mortar tubes, rather than four, the old standard, at one time]
• Chapter 12. Night Vision and Infrared Illumination; 20 pages, 7 illus. Price 2.00 {Item No.10277} [Includes: Introduction, Physical aspects of night vision, Four principles of night vision, Testing procedures, Training procedures, Infrared equipment, Summary]
• Chapter 13. Infantry Weapons; 45 pages, 30 illus. Price 4.50 {Item No.10278} [Includes: Introduction, Development during the war, Automatic pistols, caliber .45, United states carbines cal.30, United states rifles cal.30, Browning automatic rifles, Submachine guns, Light machine guns, Heavy machine guns, .50 cal. machine guns, Mortars, Portable flame throwers, Rocke launchers, Antitank guns and recoilless rifles, Tanks]