CGSS Student Papers, 1930-1936

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- Preliminary research studies for the dramatization of the "Battle of Tannenberg".
- Weible,Walter L.
- This study presents the strength, organization and personnel of the opposing forces in East Prussia during the period August 20th – 31st, 1914.
- CGSS Student Papers, 1930-1936
- Summary of experience on National Guard duty. (To furnish orientation to officers who are not familiar with this type of assignment.)
- Shelton, James M.
- This paper briefly discusses the administration of the National Guard unit, and in more detail, the office of the instructor. While both are considerably standardized by the National Guard Bureau forms and routine, the author endeavors to cover the...
- CGSS Student Papers, 1930-1936
- Summary of experience on Reserve Officers' Training Corps Duty.
- Wharton, William L.
- The objective of this study is to orientate officers who are not familiar with school directive data pertaining to Reserve Officers' Training Corps Duty. Also, to relate their dual function: first as an instructor for the training of the students,...
- CGSS Student Papers, 1930-1936
- Antitank role of light artillery as at present armed (75mm gun, 1897 French).
- Winn, John S
- This paper discusses the antitank role of light artillery in the World War and the capabilities of the modern tank. An observation is made of the French 75mm gun as an antitank weapon, other weapons available for the gun defense and the tactical...
- CGSS Student Papers, 1930-1936
- Air Force as the maneuvering force in war.
- Ellis, Sam L.
- This study presents the air force as the maneuvering force during war time and, considers the capabilities of modern aircraft, including the methods of its employment in future wars.
- CGSS Student Papers, 1930-1936
- Historical analysis of envelopments in battles of (A) the Franco-Prussian War, (B) the Russo-Japanese War, (C) the World War [I], to determine the numerical strength (proportion) of the enveloping force as compared to the holding (frontal) attack.
- Swift, Ira P.
- Envelopments in battle are all characterized by two fundamental elements, the frontal or holding attack, and the envelopment or flank maneuver, each of which considered alone becomes in fact a frontal attack. The two must necessarily be closely...
- CGSS Student Papers, 1930-1936
- Intelligence: the G-2 section in the division.
- North, Thomas
- The first section of this document addresses the collection of information and the utilization of intelligence, as well as training of division G-2 officers and qualifications necessary for G-2 work. It contains activities of the G-2 with time of...
- CGSS Student Papers, 1930-1936
- Regulations concerning the collection and interpretation of information and dissemination of intelligence.
- North, Thomas
- This document is part two of IR-77-1935. It includes the collection of information- the mission and the means, as well as details regarding interpretation and dissemination.
- CGSS Student Papers, 1930-1936