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JUHGLE WARFARE An AuEotated Bibliography

Warfare". A list of materials in the library on the general subject of "Jungle

the leffLS0^.^^ ^ ^^ t0 ^ CQU n^ ^ in

PART I: Books PART II: Pamphlets PART III: Magazine Articles PART IV: Microcards

TIP OR

U. S. Aray Artillery and Missile School Library Fort Sill, Oklahoma

0. Wlllard Hollovay, Librarian

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BOOKS fRou en ^OSSlBZV »Jf ^

I176T.8 Australia. Department of lofomation. A53 Jungle tredl. An official publication, a story of the lo. 2 Auetralian soldier in New Guinea, IjM.

D767.9815 Baker, Hai-oljlR., Iß91- MÖBS Artillery operations rejort, Munda campaignj Nev Georgia lo. occupation force. 19^3»

FffSaS Hurley, Victor Eö Jungle patrol; the story of the Philippine Constabulary, 193^

The complete story of tha Fhilirpine Coostabulßry during the 35 year period through the independence of the Islands.

D769.I Miller, John, 1915- A51 Guadalcanal; the first offensive, 19^9. V. 2 Official history of World War II. Ft. 3

1 ,67.26 U. S. Anny. Unit jungle training center. Central Pacific Area. 15 Unit jungle training center, l^. y)kk& An extensive manual covering all phases of jungle warfare trainit^. Gp.

Ul'j U. S. Department of the Army. Uv: Combat in Russian forests and svampa, 1951« £0-231 A discussion of tactical principles in planning military operatic^;

U15 U. S. Dapartment of the Army. r; Effects of climate on combat in European Fusela, 1952. 20-291 A report by German generals and staff officers on experiences in

the Russian campaign.

UI67.5 U. S. Department of the Army. J(JU63 Jungle warfare. 19V+. Field Mfenual 72-20 (Superceded).

Ui'i U. S. Department of the Anny. ;;;. Terrain factors in the Russian campaign. 1951» ?.. 1-290 Reports by German Generals on geographic features of areas in

European Russia actually entered by German troops in World War II.

rfi(h U. S. Dept. of the Army* Historical Division. 'ji, L Peculiarities of Russian warfare. Rev. ed. (19'-i9) lr ',9 A report by German Generals. I).

D253 19:55

m67.5 .Töü'62

11.167 ü5 19^3

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™ALIK. »I POSSIBLE REFRODUCHOI JROM COH FUMISHE) ASIIA./-

Si S; is^! ' ^55; flnal reporb' Fort Mador- U. 8. Marine corps schools, Quantico, Va. . t?*®* w^are* Owantico, Va., Marine corps schoolB, ighh- Ccnprehenßive textbook on jungle warfare. ' ^

U. S. Qyarteimeter School, Caiup Lee, Va, Special warfare. Conference bulletin #1, 19^3.

^haeizes equlpnent, health and transportation problois in jungle

U. S. War Depar^aient. Canbat lessons, l^.

Detailed analyses of problems of troops In jungle areca.

U. S. War Department. Jungle warfare. Field Manual 31-20, 1941.

SSriVe teXtb00k m imXe Warfare' ^ Qnpha8i8 on hea1^ PiMPHIETS

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1953 EÄ3

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A ,5

Coane, Ralph W., 1691- Use of division artilJery In Nev Guinea (by) RaOph W.

Coane, Brigadier General. 19^. V *^ ^^ Artillery tactics in jungle warfare.

Samet, George, 1919-

Fort m^ir^^'o^S?? ^^ **' ** W> George Saranet Fort Sill, Okla., u. S. Artillery School. Dept. of ABSOP, 195^ Conclusions based on a training exercise in jungle -warfare.

U. S. Anay. 4lst division. Artillery observation in the jungle. 194^.

Practical suggestions on alternate methods of observation.

U. S. Anny. 4lst division. local security of the artillery in the jungle. 19^.

A suggesteu training program on local security in ^ungl- operations.

U. n. Any. 53rd Field ArtilleiT.

Lt. Co!)!')' lif"^ ^ '^^ Vßrfare ^ ^^ ®- O'Connor, Specific suctions on coriÄmicatlom, obsuws, gunn-ary an^ tactivs, laüd defense, a,!Mu^itl;m, my$ly.

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U. S. Anny Ground Forces Board. Quarterly report of Army Oround Forces Board, SVPA, 19^,

Heconmfindations on operations in dense Junges.

U. S. Command and General Staff College. Historical example: Infantry Division operations In regions

defense forests, extensive svcanps, and lakes. 1953.

U. S. Command and General Staff College. Operations in jungles. 1^53.

Problems Involved in planning and conduct of offensive and defeneivt operations in Jungle regions.

ü. S. Dept. of the Army. Historical Division, Artillery in swamps and ice. 19^7.

A brief analysis of difficulties encountered by the Oeimn Artillerj in their advance through Russia in severe winter weather.

U. S. Office of the Chief of Military History. Fighting in the marshy area of the Priprets in l^kk

(Provisional Corps E).

U. S. Office of the Chief of Military History. Terrain factors in the Russian campaign. (1950)

The military implications of the terrain features of area in European Russia actually entered by Qennan troops in World War 11,

U. S. War Department. Notes for task force commands In Pacific theaters. 19^3.

A training manual emphasizing special training needs on land and climate and terrain, with special emphasis on Japanese methods.

ATM

MAGAZINE ARTICIES

D731 A6

16:13

Aim. Jungle patrols. (In Aim 16:13-14 Mr 'kk)

Advice on the organization of Jungle patrols.

ATR TR.CV-RRSITY QUARTERiy REVIEW

UH1 A66 7:32-42

Mobility in the Jungle. Vol. 7, p. 32-42, Winter 54-55. Technique'employed in World War II.

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ui u6 10:23-26

Ul u6 11:8:2.1

Cocltlin, Robert P. Col.

Fort SZTc^T 'Ti^warf3re ^^center 8t

Guevara, Ernesto (Che)

bov tw^ f ferrllla^ Cast^0,8 top field colder tell.

11.0.21-32, Mr '61; 11:9:59-69, Ap »6l; 11:10:63-69, % »6l)

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Fitzgerald, W P

(6:5:^2^^1)JU11S:Le 0UrVira:L' byM/Sgt* W- F- ^2g.raia. Bnphasizes food resources in the jungle.

Parson, M. H. Lt. Col. Meeting the jungle challenge. (Exercise Rio Selva). Oct ■>;■

Goldoni, John E., Lt. Col.

A ^r^f81!: GeUtra:i adversary- («ay 1961, 16:5:2-9) A general treatise on the subject.

/i^^^-AiJi FORCE JOURNAL

Ul A5 97:1 Warf Jf Ä Unlf0mS, ^ Bnakebite kit Set test at JunSle

^1 Phillips, Ihoaaa R., Brig. Gen. ft^ki^ ^ Mak:Ll,g J!U18le varrior3 is the 25th's (Infantry Division torix specialty. 2^+ Oct 1959 ^visior)

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111

67:26-32 Arraex T"1

68:96:101

Duke, W. D., It. Col. n . ,

f,*®mtion Metcalf". (Raid on terrorist cauro). (67 ,f .00

Oct. '53) " -,"

Roberts, M. R., Brig. Gen. 'Hhe pot of rice. (66:96-101, Ap *5k)

A personal account of an operation through jungle territory.

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A9 63:5-11

Popttr, S H W C

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Pwttr, S H W C

Trailing ia'tfotici.»;;:,,'f iJ:^- "* ' '

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Ul B6 7:55-68

BMadlay, R C

A« «Ü?S* *?>otU7* ^ ^^ R* c' HialUiy. (2:29-24 ji tw

Rose, C N B

Th« story Of an nmbuflh la Johore.

Stttlwr, C A I , Mi', „ 4l„ir i" MWayaa scraps: a Malsy battallon,i tank, by Lt. Col mtthm*

(7:55-68 Ja ^S;; al31-35Ji «52) C» a. G.S.8. CjHAMÜRTY

Ü1 R4 22:65:55

Kelly, Bteiiy E., 1894-

Tb* xÄS-Tr'^ I^0ca- KtUy.(a2:85:53-57 Jl J42) K» problsna of Juagl« warfare and thair eolutiott.

CAMADIA» ARMY J0URyA|.

UA6OO ATI

Htoson, W. S., Naj.

varioHfJ^*!?^*5**116 f1001»^8 »»Had to imrfaxe In IS S^57) C0Unt^y, (Pt* ^ ^^^-^ A? '57; Pt. 2,

aüMMM ARMy TRAIHim MEMORAHnr«

UA£OO A7 38:22-26

Canada. Ganaral Staff.

Allied geographical section, SWPA) (38 <^-26 % '44)

0E1

52:.,::?!

Foster, WiUard 0., 1916-

(52:3:Äf M*111^ ^ ^ Wimrd ' * Ibrtir' Jr^ ^

5

g1 Foster, m.UM o. 52:3:1 «^Ül« ftghtlag. (39tM'71^

'tjtm

es Co1** «<r v., um- "«»rai treatise on Jungit opt^tloo« 153:2:8-11 Mr *kk)

OBI

53:VWt f??!0' t™*** Wrtbat: basic but in+.i «.,

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^ StaMrer, P.

£ Cmixy Jouma.

*• IntoWB«nir1U,*",,*"*»«»Juagl,tm(llnot

UE1 Cg 8t«»di WUbur C, 1915.

0». 2th^ C' S!w»l,d' (55:2:2.6 Mr W q;Watlon8' by W- Col.

tun Cg Cavalry Journal

55:2:7 ^ .^ ^ ^ JUn€le- (55:2:7.9 Mr ^ 55:3:60-63

3«gg«stloüs on scouting and patrolling. C2 Andrew, Oeorge S., 1892, 55=5:2 ^ ^ * *~«. »y Cap*. «, s. JtatoiVj Jr ^^ ^

^ Taaplatoa, H. L.

«=5:16 s^t tT n*tlne' V ^ "• l- ^^on... (56:5;16.19

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CHÜMICAL WÜCTARE BOTJÜTTW

JJP Waitt, Alden H., I892-

3^:5:10 (30:5^0^ nV) *** iB ^ by Brlg* **' Alden H- W&ltt- A brief eummary of Southwjst Pacific oparatioas.

Wl Coast ArtiUory Journal 8^-^ M J^gle Warf«jre: condensed from FM 31-20. (65:3:46-51

S 'tej 5 ^6T Aug'V2' Ö5:5:^7f? Sep ,42' 6^:52-56 CURRENT REPORTS mm OVSRSRAfl

D731

ti in j^^^rr^r teo^very dimcuit country A detailed plan as executed by British troops.

D731

FIEID ARnLMY JOIJRML

Wl Raymond, Edward A.

JJP1 Vegerchuk, p.

UF1 P6 13:913

Crosaen, J. R. Maj. PDC in the jungle. (33:913-91^ Dec ^3)

UF1 Gildart, Robert C, 1915

34:83 P.A. IsÄ" ^S,060^^ ^ Lt' Co1' «obart C. Gildart, Recoranendation on proper kind of artille^ weapons to use in jungle area. J,a

UF1 Ferris, John W., I908-

F6 Dupuy, Trevor W., 1916-

3^S (*:W$ ZX^1'- * "• C0,■ T- "• r^-' J- '■

UPI

P6 3^:365

UPI P6 3^:596

UPI F6 3^:597

UPI P6 35:365

Punk, Ivers L., I9U- Sound obeervatlon in the Jimgle, by Lt. Ivers L. Punk,

P. A. (3^:360-361 Jun M)

Su Sing Artillery security in the Jungle, by MaJ. Su Sing, Chinese

artillery and Lt. Col. T. N. Dupuy, P. A. (3^:365-366 Jun 'kkj

Cocklin, Robert P. Patrol party, by Capt. Robert P. Codclln, P. A. (3^:

596-597 Sep '¥0

Puller, Ralph M. liaison in the jungle, by Capt. Ralph M. Puller, P. A.

(3^:597-599 Sep «W)

Zapadov, A. Artillery in wooded swamps, by Maj A. Zapadov. (35;

365-366 Jun «45) v™ w

imimY JOURNAL

UD1 16 1H:171

UD1 I6 50:J+:6l

UD1 I6 52:3:8

ÜD1 l6 5^:19

UDl I6 55:1:30

UDl 16 56:1:31

Gary, Ingram Jungle warfare, by Ingram Gary. (Vol. 1+1. Jau-Peb. 193'+

p. 171-181; 263-276; 3^3-35^) An actual experience of a soldier surrounded in the Jungle for two months.

Infantry Journal Jungle warfare. (50:^:61-66)

Condensation of M 31-20.

U. S. War Dept. Jungle war, actual coiments froro fighting men in the Souvh

Pacific theater. (52:3:8-15 Mar '^3)

MacKechnie, Archibald R., 1895- The rifle ccopany in the Hew Guinea Jungle, by Col. A. R.

MacKechnie. (5Jt:,+: 19-21 Apr 'W) Tactics.

Van Orden, George Owen, IO06- Marksmi/.^hip in the ^mgle., by Lt. Col. George 0. Van

Orden, U.S.M.C. (55:1:30-33 Jl '^O

Infantry Journal Dogs in the Jungle. (56:1:31, 33-34 Jan '1+5)

The effective use of scout and ocsenf,ar dof;:. in tia Southwest Pacific Area.

UD1 16 57:3:10

ÜD1 I6 65:3:5

ÖDl 16 65:3:12

Josephy, Alvin M. T/Sgt. Jungle of stone. (57:3:20-17, Sep ^5)

An actual cmbat escperltnce against Japanese In caves in a B vony surea •

Stone, James H.

^ft.^^?aiaua!f!^*ad the aicrol3e^ *y Jonee H. Stone. (05:3:5-11 Mar '^9) Experiences of Merrill's Marauders.

Ross, Raymond H., 1916- fcc /?iP?f8 in ^ Ju^lö, by Capt. Baymond H. POEO, I92£i- (65:3:12-14 Mar ^9) ^^, -^ Suggestions for dealing with snipere.

INMTRY SCTOOLMAimrft riST

15 12:253

ÜD7 15 28:119

Infantry School mailing list.

(vm 3C?fan^ln ^f^J??1^ (Iüfaötiy school teaching) (Vol. 12, 1936, p. 253-266) A brief article.

Infantry School mailing list. We learned the hard way; a graj&ic portfolio of edvence

on Jungle fighting. (28:119-139 Jul 'kk)

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UD7 15 44:1:76

Drake, Warren Wallace, 192O-

Jan »sJftin8 ^ f0reStB, by Capt• Warren w- Iiräke» (^:1:76-82 Special tactics required for combat in wooded areas.

IMTEnjCgjCS BULLETIN

U15 US

TJ15 U8 2:1:93

U15 U8 2:5:94

Ü. S. General Staff. G-2. Japan - Jungle warfare. (1:3:41-43 N '42)

Summary of a Japanese manual.

U. S. General Staff. G-2. British use of tanks in jungle warfare. (2:1:93-96

Sep '43) v •7J 7

U. S. General Staff. G-2.

Jan '44)eS ^ patrolllD8 in ^m^les of Burma. (2:5:94-99

Suggestions of British officers based on their experiences.

Ü15 U. S. General Staff. G-2. ü8 w _ 2:6:1 Brief article oa'tactics.

Notes on Japanese jungle defense. (2:6:1-59 Feo lkk)

Ü15 U. S. General Staff. G-2. 06 How Japanese defended hlUy Jungle countiy. (2:7: 2:7:36 36-^ Jfcx m)

Ü15 ' ü. 8. General Staff, 0-2. U8 Japanese jungle varfare. (2:8:37-52 Ap ^k) 2:8:37

Ü15 U. S. General Staff. G-2. U8 Japanese warfare in Burma. (2:11:73-76 Jul *kk) 2:n:73 Emphasizes defense against artillery.

Ü15 U. S. General Staff. 0-2. ü8 Lost in the Bum» jungle, (3:2:48-53 Jul »45) 3:2:W The story of a British f3yer, shot doxm over the Jungle,

his six dy valk back to his unit.

JQUBML OF THE UNITED SERVICE INSTITUTE

Ü1 Hobday, E. M. JT5 Notes on Jungle warfare, by Capt. E. M. Hobday, kUt 46:279 Dogras. (vol. 46, p.279-290, Jan-Oct. 1917)

General information on tactics.

Ul Pring, N. G. J75 Some aspects of forest varfare, by Ileut. Col. N. G. Bring 71:380 (A.I.R.0,, M,A., I,F,S.) ( vol. 71 p. 300-307, Oct ^l)

anphasiaes tactical and strategical considerations,

Ul Peacock, H. Capt. J75 Jungle craft. (73:28-39, Jan '43) 73:28 BmphaBizes proper planning end emergency jucasurerj.

Ul Jenkins, F. A. M. B. J75 Some lessons from the Italian campaign. lassons applicable 74;3 to Jungle warfare, by Major General F. A. M. B. Jenkins...

(4:8-17 Jan '44) A summary of difficulty and solutions.

Ul Bimbury, Noel Louis St. Pierre, 1890- JT5 Dispersion on the frontier, by Brig. N.L. St. P. Bunbury 74:181 1890- (74:3J3l-lS6 Ap '44)

Emphasizes all round defense, movement security, etc.

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Ul J7 90:185

Ü1 J7 100:54

Bradford, C. J. ^ jungle wfaxe, by Lt. Col. c. J. Bradford. (90:185-^

A comprehensive discuösion of the subject geaemlly.

Caviee, H. L. Mij, Qen.

(^:":bo^rof ^äefeace in junsie warfare' MARXiraaore GAZETTE

VE1 M3 Qo. 19:1: a

VE1 M3 28:2:31

VE1 K3 2Ö:6:3'J

VE1

29:1:50

VE1 M3 29:4:17

VE1 M3 30:6:5?

VS1

hk:28

MILU'AKY r.TGcST

Marine Corps Gazette. Jungle warfare weaponp; a fine ai-tiri« r.« ö rv««*« J

topic, (vol. ig, way i934;p. ^p016 0n a ^^^

Doe, Jens A., 189I-

2:31.35T'S),5Un8le Warfare> by Briß- ^ JenB A- ^- (23-'

ss^Loü0ns sssr'obEerTOfcion Gnd coüTC^ii^;"

Marine Corps Gasett.

T„I •^®fjföre--- (28:6:38-39, 71-79 Jun «H: 7.50.^ Jul 'i^j 6:76-69 Aug «U; 9:56-60 Sep •& ' ^'^ 53

Concrete suggestionn for covering jungle obstacles.

Richards, Guy

Jung^ patrolling. (29:1:66-71, Jan %; 29:2:21-21!-, F -i^)

Mason, Leonard Maurice, 1913- A Practical Jungle fomatlon... by Lt. Col., ironrx^ u

Meson. (29:4:17-22 Ap »45) ^omaa M.

Strand, Wilbur C, 1915- „.,,. The irtfaatry-tank team in jungle oteretioM 1 v ?+ ^i Wilbur C. Strand, A.U.S. (30:6:55-57^6) ^ 0i•

Meyers, Bruce P. Maj. MaJ^ya jungle patrols. (44:28-35, Get «60)

The story of the Coimuniet uprising in 1948,

Ul I 4M3 1:67

Horsford, D G T

(1:875^^ ^ patro111^ in tt3 ^^le, by KaJ. Hooted.

A coraprehensive lecture on the subject.

jl

KIHTiffiY Süffig

UG1 Wann, Georg© F., 1918.

35:597 (35:5^1 7^™ ** ^^ 0V*r&ti0n6 M U' ^ Dteai' * Conrprdwnslvie Illustrated article on the subject.

UG1 Ellison, Marvin C.

So A io «- J,™?* 8treaffl croMinS expedients. (36:18-19 Ja '44) 36:10-19 Practical illustrated directions.

UGi Ellison, Mfcnrln C. ?? ,/-! Engineer reconnalamce, ^-HZJM style (by*» Lv.. Uol. ^lisr^ 36:154 C.E., Reo. (36:164-166^ '44) '.V, — uo.u ..,.,.luoa.

Report of an actual coaibat operation,

ÜGl Hennlker, M C A f® ?,

:i5ie Jungle war in Malaj^a. (45:33.-34, J'a Ir.3) ^5:j.i Illustrated article on exjerlence in Malaya.

ÜÖ1 Henniker, MCA

Report of an actual operetLon ana hOT problr^o were calved.

mmKV HTQTS CM THE ÜHTPED MATTOWS

^3 U. S. General Staff. G-2. U6 7:19

U6 11:21

Artillery lessons from jungle training. (7:19-;">5, jß 3.5, •

^3 U. S. General Staff. G-2. Artillery in the Jungle. (31:21-26, 0 15 '43)

D7^3 U. S. General Staff, G-2. "

^ .fl Ba2Bb00 8PikG Jungle trapa. (13:18-20, 13 .02c '4-)

13:10 How to make and use bamboo cplke Jungle traps,

37^3 U. S. General Staff. G-2. S™ _ , No*es o» Jungle warfare in New Guinea. 15.'39 (15:39^2, F 15 '44}

^3 U. 3. General Staff. 0-2. ^ Radio blackout In the Jungle. (16:35-33, Mr 15 'J^) 10:35 Tactical use of radios in Jungle operation.'

D743 U. S. General Staff. 0-2.

S~ m /,, ^^l1110 «mploynent of tanks in new Gutaec. IclO (17:10-21, Ap 15, '44)

D7^3 ü6 17:30

D7^3 ü6 19:13

D7^3 U6

U. S. GeEeral Staff. G-2. A jungle raid in Buraa. (17:30-36, Ay 23, 'W)

U. S. General Staff. G-2. Artillery problems on the Buzma front.

(19:13-19, Je 15 'WO

U. S. War Dept. General Staff. Tank-infantry cooperation in Buima: British experience in the

jungle. (23:38Ja N 'U)

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Ul Bk 25:7:29

Ul R4 23:7:69

Carter, Henry P., 1882- Medical prohlaae in Jungle warfare. (23:3:28-31 Jo '^3)

Cole, Roy W., I91I- Jungle operations ... by It. Col. Cole, Jr. (24:3:53-56 .jo 'Vi)

Einphasizes training in leadership.

Davies, H. L., Maj. Gen. The development of area defense in jungle warfare.

35:7:97-101, Oct »55

Doe, Jens A., 189I- Notes on Jungle warfare, by Brig. Gen. Doe. (23:10:5-9 Jr: ,1i4)

Experience of combat officer.

Etaigh, James M. Planning phase of amphibioua operations as a prelude to Jungle

operations, by Lt. Col. Emigh, F.A... (24:0:33-37, U *kk)

Emigh, James M., Lt. Col. Operational planning for Jungle operations after an a^llv.-u.;

landing. (24:9:33-36, 13 '44)

Gordan, E Contact in swampy and wooded terrain ...(26;l:113-115,Ap '46)

A translation of a Russian article.

Home, T J Jungle operations, by Maj. Horne, Inf. (25:7:29-33, 0 '45)

A portrayal of some coranon problems.

Huber, Heribert war in forest and marsh.,. (23:7:69-71, 0 '43)

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24:4:106

36:9:97

Ul

25:11:^5

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Ul Bh 2ht5'S9

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D7ü9 A2 08 1:8:7

D769 A2 08 4:1: i+

Jungle traasportatloo. by (24:5:27-29, Ag '44)

Jeffords, Jr., Ord. I'wt;.

Cflinpalfimag in the Jungle, ter tt. Col. PÄ-fm* r < Pfelge, 3yron L., J509.

CaiBpdgnlng in tb „^ Charwteristlcs of Jungle varf^ ^hhhfaSß,*^'k)

Peacock, H., Capt. Jungle craft. (24:4:106-120, Ju^y *kk)

Uli 07 9:274

The Jungle belongs to ua. {36:9:97*1^'), Dec ^6)

Muflgrave, Arthur P. , Lt. Col. C.E. Engineers in the Jungle. (25:11:45-46, P «46)

The taportance of engineer support ±2 Jungle opereticM.

Rudolph, Jack v., I908-

ch^iL*8 &1i ln ^ b00ks' by MaJ' Adolph, Iif. (23:2:8-12,^"^] Suggestions for operations in Jivogla oroa. ' v ^

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8 0I1 ^e ^^^ ^c© a restricted source epplr'-v

chiefly to southeastern Asia. (24:5:99-101, Ag '44)

DIVISION IMFORMATIOW BULrgPTW

U. S. General staff. 0-3.

n.ft.^50?^0*" a:ttm9Ty la J^le terrain. (1:0:7-9 Ap 24, »44)

U. S. General Steff. G-3.

rpoiT8?0rSn6.fi?lä ^'^W ^er cvampy terrain. \d:x'A~5, Ja 29> '45)

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Schureman, J M, S.Sgt. Jungle motor hospital. (9:274-276, jty '^s)

ccStf 0f 0p9ratlonö in the fleld "*&** cimcult JI«,:L?

UCl Q8 23: .1:4,1

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Ginsberg, Louis, Lt. Pocket Jungle kit. (23:1:41, 130-133, July «43)

Describes the kit mä hov it is to be utllL-d.

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39:6:8

Asmm Dixoii, Jobie J., Col.

QMWtaimafitcr operatioas, U. 8. .Anr Carlbb«!. (35:6:6-9,

A smm&ry of the vdnsion of ÜSARCAUIB an! sußgestiona for operatiauo

ffiiÖJ»§ «HNICAL IMFQRMflJIOW IMM

Signal ccmaunlcatlon in Jungle warfare. (23:5-12, o 'i'") General conditions, tactical operations, wire coraaunlcatioas. radio coraaunlcationB, and mesaage centera.

TACTICAL m TSCHTXAL TRENDS

mi U52 29:20

D743 U52 33:27

D7^3 U52 30:25

U. S. General Staff. 0-2. Japanese notes on Jungle. (29:20-21, Jl 15 *k%)

Emphasizes the advance of troopa.

U. S. General Staff. G-2. German defensive tactics in wooded and marsliy country.

(33:27-30, S % ^3) v' *

U. S. General Staff. 0-2. Engineer operations in the jungle. (38:25-28, N 18, '1+5)

U. K« AF.CTLW;! liOirES

UF1 U7 15:8 Po.

Ot. Brit. British Anny Staff, Washin^on, D. C. Artillery tactics in the Jungle. (15:8-10)

UF1 U7 15:12 Fo.

Gt. Brit. British Araor staff, Wt.ehlngton, D. C. Training for jungle warfare against the Jr.-«:. (15:12-13)

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MICROCARDS

-MacKechnie, Archibald R., 1895- Training for ccanbat in the jungles, Ft. Bennlir, c«.., l^U.

R., B.N.

of the guerrilla WPX. (Lcndoa?) 1950.

U. S. Cammand and General Staff School. Special operations, coab^t In darknesn. wooi^. -r,rrt '■■

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ÄcrOosrd

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Mcrocord

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'% 0. Dopt« ot Up tev cffi« of'»liitw/ i&mr?. ,,„;,,;: ^gfinliatic» attd ccmailtment of "öp^iiiü ca?»lry brleodt imM1*

nsar ateolao la tlj« Bahw ©tctor durlag Ute cprtag «iü öuaracr 3F 19^ vm the nilßslon to "Tight «aTatau» la üQr typt of tmtiü!,

Ü. S. Eagiiwcr Sdwol. Jungle Twrfftrt. 1950.

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*L S. Gfmral Staff. 0-2. _ ßist Africa tactical school - aor» tips for the BUMEM .liratl« (by Francis T. Colby, 0o.l., F.A.) 19^3.

U. S. General Staff. G-2. Training for Jungle wrfar« (by Percy H. Laah, Jr., MaJ. P.A.

1942). 8 pgs.

ü. S. Infantry School, lesflona from the Southwest Pacific. 19l»3, 6 pga.

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