The tiger's way
Subtitle: a U.S. Private's best chance for survival
By: H. John Poole ; foreword by Ray L. Smith.
Contributors: Smith, Ray L.
Publisher: Posterity Press; Posterity Press(NC)
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Emerald Island, NC
Language: eng
Number of pages: 452
Subjects: United States. Army. Infantry -- Drill and tactics.; Infantry drill and tactics.; Military art and science.; Military history.
Other titles: United States Private's best chance for survival
Description: "This book has been written for the U.S. enlistee and those sworn to protect him (or her). It's about ground combat at 75 yards or less"--P. xxii.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 433-445) and index.
Table of contents: title: Ch.1. American units must further disperse; title: ch.2. Orphaned squads are at greater risk; title: ch.3. U.S. riflemen will need more skill; title: ch.4. Microterrain appreciation; title: ch.5. Harnessing the senses; title: ch.6. Night familiarity; title: ch.7. Nondetectable movement; title: ch.8. Guarded communication; title: ch.9. Discreet force at close range; title: ch.10. Combat deception; title: ch.11. One-on-one tactical decision making; title: ch.12. When told to hold; title: ch.13. At the listening post; title: ch.14. With contact patrolling; title: ch.15. On point; title: ch.16. About tracking an intruder; title: ch.17. While stalking a quarry; title: ch.18. To reconnoiter and enemy position; title: ch.19. In the rural assault; title: ch.20. For attacking cities; title: ch.21. During an urban defense; title: ch.22. The rising value of the "little  picture"; title: ch.23. How the tiger is born; title: ch.24. Field proficiency has no substitute.