Guide to the Use of Information Materials
Publisher: U.S. G.P.O.
Published: 1944
Place of publication: Washington, D.C., USA
Language: eng
Description: DA PAM 20-3 Guide to the Use of Information Materials 1944-09-17
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS; title: Foreword ll; title: Truth and Falsehood 1; title: Fundamental principles of information to troops.; title: The nature of truth.; title: Judgment in the utterance of truth.; title: Use of unauthenticated material.; title: Effect of propaganda based upon false-hood.; title: Value of moderation.; title: Emphasis upon the justice of a cause.; title: War Aims 2; title: Peace Aims 2; title: General objectives of the Armed Forces of the United Nations.; title: The need for orienting troops; title: with respect to post-war questions.; title: Justification for war.; title: The definition of peace.; title: The mission of the United States Army.; title: General Marshall's statement.; title: The Armed Forces and the Nation; title: Obligation of the citizen soldier.; title: Responsibility of the Armed Forces to the people.; title: Attitude of the Army press on these questions.; title: Change and Understanding 3; title: Equality of Arms and Services 4; title: Offensive and Defensive 4; title: Conduct of the War 5; title: Past Military Policy 5; title: Military Targets 6; title: Weapons  6; title: The Home Front 6; title: The value of objective treatment of news.; title: Purpose of information to the Armed Forces.; title: The nature of an Army.; title: Treatment of labor and industrial news.; title: Treatment of difficulties on the home front.; title: The handling of political news.; title: Nonpartisan character of an Army press.; title: Correction of errors.; title: The Female Form in Army Newspapers 9; title: The Foes We Fight 10; title: Indivisibility of the forces of the enemy.; title: Hitler as a symbol.; title: The mistake of ignoring the history of the resurgence of military power in modern Germany.; title: The unity of the political forces of Japan.; title: Attitude toward the Japanese Emperor.; title: The Vanquished 10; title: The Fighting Quality of the Enemy 11; title: The wisdom of giving the enemy credit for strength.; title: Universality of courage. Factors which condition the fighting forces of all nations.; title: Ridicule of the Italian soldier.; title: Indoctrination of Hatred 12; title: Horror Pictures and Stories 13; title: The United Nations 13; title: Need for mental and moral unity with our Allies.; title: The oneness of the national cause and the United Nations cause.; title: Combatting of rumors.; title: The Golden Rule policy.; title: Avoidance of over-emphasis in treatment of American participation in military operations.; title: Attitude toward the occupied states.; title: The United Nations as a political alliance.; title: Questions of Race and National Origin 15; title: Ill feeling between races as an aid to the enemy.; title: Inaccuracy of stereotyped views of racial groups.; title: Limitations of Army concern with racial problems.; title: Avoidance of sweeping statements.; title: The Golden Rule test.; title: The "Yellow" Soldier 16; title: Our Allies — Great Britain 17; title: Our Allies— The USSR 19; title: Our Allies— China 20; title: The Neutrals 21; title: Terminology 21; title: Security 22; title: Balance 23; title: The Other Armed Services 23; title: Rules of War 23; title: The Foreign-Born Soldier 24; title: In General 24; title: Identification of information from enemy sources.; title: Use of enemy propaganda.; title: What constitutes official news.; title: War under Marquis of Queensbury rules.; title: No syndicated columns.; title: Language of an Army press.; title: Tone of an Army press.; title: Information relating to American battle losses.; title: Attitude toward the probable duration of the war.; title: The aim of information services.; title: Army Radio Broadcasting 25; title: Index 26