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Catalogue de l'œuvre gravé de Callot (Lieure): "2e état" with numeration. ; Suite includes engraved cover and title page. ; 1. L'exercice sans armes -- 2. L'exercice du tambour -- 3. L'exercice de la hallebarde -- 4. L'exercice de l'arquebuse : le maniement -- 5. L'exercice de l'arque buse : le chargement -- 6. L'exercice de la lance verticale -- 7. L'exercice de la lance horizontale -- 8. L'exercice de l'arquebuse : la preparation au tir -- 9. L'exercice de l'arquebuse : le tir -- 10. L'exercice du canon : la preparation -- 11. L'exercice du canon : le pointage -- 12. L'exercice du canon : le tir. ; Lieure, J. Callot, ; Mode of access: Internet. ; Library's copy displayed in folder 46 x 36 cm.

These studies were prepared by Captain edition Scott, Captain Le Roy Eltinge, and Captain H.B. Fiske, under the supervision of Lt.-Col. W.A. Holbrook. ; Mode of access: Internet.

This article argues that a conservative ideology held by German officers,
both aristocratic and middle class, led the army to retain costly tactical
and training methods. Officers' close control of men massed them in
formations vulnerable to modern firepower, and repetitive "old Prussian
drill" to force discipline led to rigid tactical execution. These methods
survived both the Prussian reform of 1806-15 and the reasoned and needed
tactical reforms undertaken in the 1860s and persisted into World War
I. Only post-World War I reform of the Reichswehr by the renamed
General Staff created tactical independence for the individual soldier.

No other nation has invested as much intellectual capital in the study of war as has the Soviet Union over the last six decades, and the doctrine, strategy, and tactics that have been developed by Soviet theoreticians are bound to guide any future Soviet military action. The Soviet Art of War makes available to Western readers selections from the most significant and influential Soviet military writings from 1917 to the present. The Scotts have examined thousands of Soviet military publications, including the restricted journal of the Soviet General Staff, Voyennaya Mysl', to make this book the most comprehensive account of Soviet military theory and practice yet published. The papers they have chosen thoroughly illustrate the development of the basic features of Soviet military art, from the days of trench warfare to the era of the nuclear battlefield. These documents demonstrate the emphasis on surprise, on deception, on mass deep penetration of enemy defenses, and on a unified strategy for all services. They also show the forms of military action--destruction and attrition, defense and offense, maneuver and position-as seen through the eyes of leading Soviet marshals, generals, and admirals. The usefulness of this material is further enhanced by the Scotts' commentary and their analysis of each group of readings.

Shipping list no.: 92-138-P. ; Includes index. ; "3 January 1992." ; "Supersedes AFR 50-14, 20 April 1985"--P. [1]. ; Mode of access: Internet.

pt. 1. Infantry tactics.--pt. 2. Cavalry tactics.--pt. 3. Artillery tactics.--pt. 4. Regulations. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Poetry by Jennifer Hernandez

"Supersedes FM 22-5, 2 August 1968, including all changes." ; Cover title. ; Bibliography: p. 98. ; Mode of access: Internet.