World War I
Reliefs: General 22 Points to be noted by company commanders 23 Guides 24 Smoking and talking 25 Rate of march to trenches 26 Procedure on arrival in trenches 27 Engineers 28 Chilled feet and frostbite, prevention of 29
4. The enemy's trenches are so close that it is very important for the men to have their rifle sights always at "normal," so that there will be no necessity to alter the sights...
4. Part 4=8. COOPERATION BETWEEN ARTILLERY, INFANTRY, MACHINE-GUN COMPANIES, AND TRENCH MORTAR BATTERIES.=--The defense of any line depends largely on the cordial cooperation of all offi...
1. Part 1Reliefs: General 22 Points to be noted by company commanders 23 Guides 24 Smoking and talking 25 Rate of march to trenches 26 Procedure on arrival in trenches 27 Engineers 28 Ch...
3. Part 3(_i_) Equipment will never be taken off in the front-line trenches except in the case of working parties, when equipment may be removed by order of the company commanders. In su...
5. Part 5(vi) Troops in the front line not affected by gas must be warned to be prepared to bring a cross fire to bear on the enemy when he attempts to advance against a gassed portion o...