Combat lessons, no. 1, rank and file in combat : $b What they are doing, how they do it

"Combat Lessons, No. 1, Rank and File in Combat: What They Are Doing, How They…" by the United States War Department is a manual created for American soldiers, especially during the Second World War, giving valuable information about war strategies. It teaches the necessary leadership skills, battle plans, and how to properly use weapons in different situations. These lessons come from true stories from the battlefield, showing how important it is for leaders to stay strong, for teams to work together, and for soldiers to be able to change their plans as needed. The book includes topics such as fighting at night, close combat, working with artillery, and moving carefully through jungles; it stresses that good leadership, knowing what needs to be done, and staying brave are key to winning battles as emphasized by soldiers in World War II.