Intelligence Bulletin
Subtitle: Vol 01 No 04 December 1942
Publisher: United States. War Department
Published: 1942-12
Place of publication: Washington, D.C., USA
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: MILITARY INTELLIGENCE SERVICE WAR DEPARTMENT Washington, December 1942; title: INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN NO. 4; title: TABLE OF CONTENTS; title: PART ONE: JAPAN; title: SECTION I. FIGHTING IN THE SOLOMON ISLANDS; title: 1. Introduction; title: 2. Tactics; title: a. Reconnaissance; title: b. Infiltration; title: c. Sniping; title: d. Communication; title: e. Antitank; title: f. Deception; title: g. Camouflage; title: h. Night Operations; title: i. Defense; title: j. Air; title: k. Prisoners; title: l. Food; title: m. Medical Care; title: 3. Weapons; title: a. Rifles; title: b. Grenades; title: c. Mortars; title: d. Guns; title: II. OBSTACLES; title: 1. Introduction; title: 2. Road Blocks; title: 3. Antitank; title: 4. Electric; title: III. REPORT BY BRITISH PRISONERS; title: IV. TANKETTE (LIGHT TANK); title: SECTION I. HINTS FOR SOLDIERS IN LIBYA 1. Introduction; title: 2. Health; title: a. Water; title: b. Food; title: c. Vermin; title: d. Holding Animals; title: e. Inoculations; title: f. Avoiding Malaria; title: g. Prickly Heat ("Red Dog"); title: h. Shelter; title: i. Clothing; title: 3. Relations with Natives; title: 4. Suggestions for Drivers; title: II. NOTES FROM THE NORTH AFRICAN THEATER; title: 1. Armored-Car Tactics; title: 2. Ammunition Supply for Tanks; title: 3. Tank Tactics; title: 4. Tank Repairs; title: 5. Armament; title: 6. Radio Communication; title: 7. Latest Interrogation Procedure; title: III. OPERATING THE MARK IV TANK; title: 1. Duties of the Crew; title: 2. Intercommunication; title: IV. THE JUNKERS (JU) 88; title: V. PRISONERS OF WAR; title: 1. Introduction; title: 2.Tricks Used by Germans; title: a. "Stool Pigeons"; title: b. Man-to-Man; title: c. Delayed Action; title: d. "Know-all"; title: e. Third Degree; title: f. Try Again; title: g. Listening Walls; title: 3. How to Resist the Germans; title: 4. Intelligence from German Prisoners; title: SECTION VI.; title: MISCELLANEOUS; title: 1. Use of Tanks; title: a. Tank objectives; title: b. Support by other troops; title: 2. Treatment for Blister Gas; title: PART THREE: ITALY; title: I. THE INDIVIDUAL SOLDIER; title: 1. What He Is Like; title: 2. How to Identify Him; title: a. Standard Field Service Uniform; title: b. Tropical Field Service Uniform; title: c. Insignia of Grade; title: d. Other Distinguishing Marks; title: II. FLAME THROWERS; title: 1. Introduction; title: 2. Portable Flame Thrower; title: 3. Flame-Thrower Tank; title: PART FOUR: UNITED NATIONS; title: SECTION	I. MAINTAINING DIRECTION; title: 1. Introduction; title: 2. Ways and Means; title: a. For Day or Night; title: b. For Day Only; title: c. For Night Only; title: d. In the Desert; title: II. SMALL ARMS ANTIAIRCRAFT FIRE; title: 1. Introduction; title: 2. Tactics Used by the British; title: 3. Tactics Used by the Germans; title: 4. Tactics Used by the Russians; title: 5. Effectiveness of Fire; title: III. DUST; title: 1. General; title: 2. Effects on Man; title: 3. Effects on Motors; title: a. External; title: b. Internal; title: 4. Effects on Other Equipment; title: 5. Effects on Operations; title: LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS; title: FIGURE 1. Japanese Tankette, three elevations; title: FIGURE 2. Junkers (Ju) 88; title: FIGURE 3. (a) Italian Field Service Uniform (standard) (b) Italian Field Service Uniform (tropical); title: FIGURE 4. Italian Insignia: Sleeve Patches, Shoulder Straps, and Chevrons