This newsletter is a collection of articles focused on stability operations in the Western Hemisphere, specifically in Central and South America. Today, stability operations in Afghanistan and Iraq rightfully receive the lion's share of…Lessons Learned125 pagesDoctrine Philosophy
ealizing the need to foster a closer sense of cooperation between the light infantry company and a &tank force when task-organized, the Chief of Staff of the Army, General Dennis Reimer, directed that the Army develop Tactics, Techniques,…Lessons Learned107 pagesSmall Unit Tactics
BUSTING THE BARRICADES: How Armor Was Employed In the Urban Battle of Seoul by Captain Matthew H. Fath As noted in a recent Army Times arti- cle entitled "Urban Crisis," few armor or mechanized infantry units — and not one active duty…Lessons Learned7 pagesSmall Unit Tactics
This Small Unit Night Fighter Handbook combines existing doctrine with night-fighting tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTP) currently used by light infantry squads and platoons. The dismounted battle drills found in ARTEP 7-8, MTP…Lessons Learned89 pagesSmall Unit Tactics
DA Pamphlet 350-39, Standards in Weapons Training (Special Operations Forces): weapons qualification standards and training ammunition for Rangers, Special Forces, and civil affairs and psychological operations units (1997).Archive66 pagesMarksmanship Weapons
The dynamics of social change are of prime concern for many social scientists. However, in the desire to understand the broad characteristics and societal impact of revolutionary movements, we often neglect the study of the human element…Historic302 pagesRecon Intel
The primary object of this study is to provide a work of reference for general staff officers and for students in the Army School System. Its value to the thoughtful civilian as an aid to comprehension of basic problems of national…Historic370 pagesSustainment
Department of the Army pamphlet explaining the special court-martial to soldiers: what it is, the rights of the accused, and how proceedings unfold (1974).Historic21 pagesOther
This publication, a complete revision of DA Pam 30-50-2, 15 May 1954, deals with the armies of the seven Satellite nations of eastern Europe. While each is treated in a separate chapter, extensive material applicable to most or all of them…Historic181 pagesRecon Intel
Department of the Army index of training publications current in 1959: field manuals, training circulars, ROTC manuals, training programs, subject schedules, training tests, posters, and firing tables.Historic104 pagesLeadership Training
TECHNICAL MANUALS NO. TITLE DATE AVIATION-Continued 1-lH-25A-202 Modification of carburetor air temperature bulb wiring installa- 18 Jan 55 tion; H-25A. 1-lH-25A-203 Safetying of engine control rod quick-disconnects; H-25A. 4 Aug 54…Historic566 pagesOther
But it goes to work only when it gets the signal that electricity's needed, like when you use the starter motor to crank your engine. Or when you operate your radio while the engine's not running. Then those chemicals go to work on each…Historic21 pagesCBRN
Engineer intelligence is processed engineer information which is immediately or potentially significant in planning and making sound decisions to accomplish a specific mission. The engineer, however, has a dual responsibility for producing…Archive456 pagesRecon Intel
This book is written for our Army. It explains our profession, our purpose, and what it means to be an American Soldier. You will notice this book is not written like other military doctrine; it touches on values and concepts through…Current104 pagesAviation
This document provides fundamental principles to help guide actions, make decisions, and establish policies in support of national objectives. FM 1-0 is the Army's single source of doctrine for Human Resources Support. It describes human…Archive223 pagesSustainment
The terminology section of this manual is a compilation of doctrinally-accepted definitions that have been taken from approved manuals. One Army field manual is cited as the proponent or reference for each definition. (NOTE: As the US Army…Archive212 pagesDoctrine Philosophy
30 May 2026 FM 1-02.1 v This third edition of FM 1-02.1 compiles all Army terms and definitions approved for use in Army doctrinal publications, including ADPs, FMs, and ATPs. It also includes joint and North Atlantic Treaty Organization…Current150 pagesDoctrine Philosophy
This publication compiles Department of Defense Military Standard (MIL-STD) 2525E approved military symbols applicable to land operations for use in U.S. Army doctrinal publications, situation maps, overlays, and annotated aerial…Current296 pagesDoctrine Philosophy
Transforming the Army into a force capable of meeting the unique challenges of the 21st century is a monumental task. To this end, the Army has been involved in the most significant institutional change in its history. Using lessons…Archive110 pagesOther
The Army is the principal land force, organized, trained, and equipped to conduct prompt and sustained operations on land. The Army is responsible for deploying forces promptly at any time, in any environment, against any adversary, and…Archive40 pagesOther
sind Scope The primary purpose of this publication is to provide guidance to assist the commander in establishing training programs which isy progress from individual NOE qualification through advanced unit training. With, this in mind,…Historic112 pagesAviation
C 2, FM 1-10 CHAPTER 2 THE MAINTENANCE SYSTEM 2-1. General a. The objectives and concepts of mainte- nance, definition of the Army maintenance sys- tem, policies governing the conduct of mainte- nance operations, and the responsibilities…Historic173 pagesAviation
FM 1-100 Our future Aviation units will be modular and deployable. They will provide joint force commanders with a lethal and flexible force to rapidly deploy from the continental United States (CONUS), or abroad, to any theater.…Archive166 pagesAviation
This manual describes the countermeasures, techniques, and procedures that enhance aircrew survivability and sustainability on the modern battlefield. It provides an overview of low-intensity conflict and Threat air defense, artillery,…Archive284 pagesAviation
The this manual is to provide guidance on the operational functions and procedures for Army airspace management/and air traffic control in the combat zone)(lt provides the fundamentals to optimizes. Army unit operations—around-the-clockV…Archive129 pagesAviation
Unless this publication states otherwise, masculine nouns and pronouns do not refer exclusively to men. This publication has been reviewed for operations security considerations. vArchive189 pagesAviation
CHAPTER 2 AVIATION TASKS AND RELATED MATERIAL Section I. TACTICAL LOW-LEVEL OPERATIONS 2—1. Definitions a. Low-Level Flight Operations. Low-level flight operation is the operation of Army aircraft at opti- mum altitudes which afford cover…Historic138 pagesAviation
CHAPTER 2 RULES, REGULATIONS, AND AIDS FOR NAVIGATION ON WATERS OF THE UNITED STATES Section I. RULES OF THE ROAD 6. General The Rules of the Road apply to all seaplanes operat- ing on inland or international waters. From seaward at all…Historic80 pagesAviation
This manual describes the organizational structure of Army Special Operations Aviation units and serves as a doctrinal and tactical guide for employing these units in combat. It also describes command and control, combat support, and…Archive120 pagesAviation
airmobile capability allocated to the ground com- mits him the widest possible latitude in the assignmander and the responsive fire support required. ment of missions to airmobile forces. Employment concepts envision armed helicopters 4.…Historic80 pagesAviation
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