"Terrain Exercises" by William H. Waldron is a guide to military training, with realistic exercises designed to sharpen tactical skills by utilizing terrain. Waldron focuses on teaching military officers strategies through simulated battlefield experiences. Waldron emphasizes the importance of understanding terrain when executing tactical scenarios. Waldron describes how the person in charge, called the Director, makes sure learning happens effectively, and their role to guide students through clearly presented and well-organized problems.
Terrain Exercises
By William H. (William Henry) Waldron
Prepare for battle as officers and non-commissioned officers learn to use realistic landscapes in military training.
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2020-07-04
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