Intelligence Bulletin
Subtitle: Vol 01 No 02 October 1942
Publisher: United States. War Department
Published: 1942-10
Place of publication: Washington, D.C., USA
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: INTELLIGENCE SERVICE BULLETIN,WAR DEPARTMENT Washington; title: Vol 01 No 02 October 1942; title: TABLE OF CONTENTS; title: Part One: Germany; title: Section I. The Infantry Division; title: 1. Introduction; title: 2. Attack Methods; title: 3. Use of Deception; title: 4. Conclusion; title: II. Engineers; title: 1. Introduction; title: 2. Training of Combat Engineers; title: 3. Other Engineer Organizations; title: III. Dive-Bombing; title: 1. General; title: 2. Types of Planes; title: 3. Tactics; title: 4. Effectiveness; title: IV. Developments in Desert Warfare; title: 1. Tank and Artillery Tactics; title: 2. Breaking Trails Through Minefields; title: 3. Air-Ground Recognition; title: 4. Slit Trenches; title: 5. Transportation; title: 6. Supply; title: 7. Effect of Weather; title: V. Balanced Antitank Protection; title: VI. Miscellaneous; title: 1. Use of Dogs; title: a. General; title: b. Breeds Selected; title: c. Training; title: d. Duties After Training; title: 2. Speed of Vehicles; title: 3. German-Italian Relations; title: Part Two: Japan; title: Section I. Characteristics or the Japanese; title: 1. Racial Origins; title: 2. Physical Differences from Chinese; title: 3. Additional Ways to Identify Japanese; title: a. Speech; title: b. Gait; title: c. Teeth; title: d. Personal Cleanliness; title: e. Underclothing; title: 4. Average Height and Weight of Japanese Soldier; title: II. Ground Forces; title: 1. In the Philippines; title: a. Tactics; title: b. Equipment; title: 2. In China; title: III. Parachute Forces; title: 1. Introduction; title: 2. Operations on Timor; title: a. Landings; title: b. Results Obtained; title: c. Equipment and Supplies; title: 3. Operations at Palembang; title: IV. New Gas Mask; title: 1. As A Whole; title: 2. Facepieee; title: 3. Canisters; title: 4. Carrier; title: Part Three: United Nations; title: Section I. Camouflage; title: 1. What Is It?; title: 2. Position Is All-Important; title: 3. What Is There To Hide?; title: 4. Who Is Our Chief Enemy?; title: 5. Why Does Camouflage Help?; title: 6. Why Are Shadows Dangerous?; title: 7. What Makes Things Look Light Or Dark?; title: 8. What Does This Prove?; title: 9. What Sort Of Picture Does The Air Observer See?; title: a. Desert Pattern With Sandhills; title: b. Another Desert Pattern; title: c. Wadi Pattern; title: d. Polka Dot Pattern; title: e. Woolen, or Carpet, Pattern; title: f. Crumpled, or Beaten Metal, Pattern; title: g. Patchwork-Quilt Pattern; title: h. Geometrical Pattern; title: i. Conclusion; title: II. Night Combat By Russian Cavalry; title: 1. General; title: 2. Methods of Attack; title: 3. Example of Typical Attack; title: III. "Do's" and "Dont's" For British Armored Units; title: 1. Introduction; title: 2. The List; title: a. Radio; title: b. Tactical; title: c. Drivers; title: d. Protection; title: e. Navigation; title: f. Maintenance; title: IV. How The British Say It; title: 1. General; title: 2. Ground Force Terms; title: 3. Air Force Terms; title: 4. Civilian Terms; title: 5. Selected List of British Abbreviations; title: Who They Are; title: LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS; title: Figure 1. Comparisons Between Japanese and Chinese; title: Figure 2. Japanese Soldier, Peasant Class; North Chinese Soldier; title: Figure 3. A Group of Japanese Troops; title: Figures 4-15. Sketches Illustrating Camouflage Principles