Manual of Military Training Second, Revised Edition

"Manual of Military Training" by James A. (James Alfred) Moss is a training handbook for military cadets and company officers dating back to the early 1900s. It acts as a go-to guide covering everything from drills and exercises to the essential rules that make military groups work well, especially at the company level. Highlighting regular, methodical training, the book focuses on building up the key military skills and strong discipline needed to be effective in the wars of that time. Right from the start, the manual explains its mission and setup, making it clear how important military training is for doing well in battles. The author lays out the core ideas of military training, stressing how vital it is to be physically fit, work together, follow orders, and know the standard routines soldiers must perform. The book is organized into sections, each dedicated to important aspects of soldier development and training. The manual points out that complete training is a must for each soldier and for the whole unit as well, paving the way for winning battles.