War office august 1943 (48 risultati)

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Condizione: New. 2003 N & M Press reprint of original 1943 edition . SB 47pp Published Price £5.50 This pamphlet was issued in August 1943 to all regimental officers of the British Army expected to have contact with German forces. It is the result of many contacts with the German army, together with some Ultra information, although this is of course not stated. It looks at the organisation of the German Infantry Regiment from section level upwards, showing the organisation of the infantry section, infantry platoon, rifle company, machine gun company. It then looks at the infantry battalion, infantry regiment, and the support included at regimental level: the infantry gun company and the infantry anti-tank company. The pamphlet then examines the German infantry division.The next section deals with the organisation of the German Armoured Division, and this is shown in the same detail as the infantry component: from troop of tanks up to tank regiment. Complementing this is the same treatment of a Panzer Grenadier regiment.The pamphlet then looks at German tactics in the attack, and co-operation between infantry and armour, defensive tactics and the German withdrawal. There are also tables of German military symbols with an explanation, and an important tabular layout of weapons, including small arms and grenades, artillery and anti-tank guns and heavy smoke mortars and projectiles. The whole pamphlet is illustrated with organisation charts and tactical maps. Book.…

Condizione: New. 2003 N & M Press reprint of original 1942-43 editions . SB 47pp Published Price £8.50 This secret wartime War Office publication includes the set of three notes issued in 1942-43, dealing with the Wehrmacht's armoured and motorised divisions, chemical and smoke units and engineers. They show by means of organisation charts and notes how the German Army organised these important combat units (engineers in the German Army were front line troops, not in support). The armoured and motorised infantry section gives details of the composition of the division, and also of its motorised reconnaissance unit, tank regiment, lorried infantry regiment, motor-cycle battalion, artillery regiment, anti-tank battalion and the divisional services, together with repair and workshop units. There is also a personnel and equipment table and a comparison between British and German armoured divisions.The same treatment applies to the German motorised division, and there are notes on GHQ troops - the assault artillery, SP anti-tank, motorised anti-aircraft and Luftwaffe anti-aircraft units.The second part of the publication looks at gas warfare and, more importantly the provision for smoke in the German Army. Engineers, the third section, looks in great detail at the infantry pioneers (combat engineers) as well as engineer units proper in the GHQ pool. There is also a wealth of detail on equipment: bridging, electrical and mechanical, anti-tank and anti-personnel obstacles, mines and mine detectors, demolition equipment, flame throwers and landing craft.There are many organisation charts and weapons tables included throughout. As a 'state of the art' pamphlet this publication shows how the German Army was organised in 1942 and the equipment it had available. Book. …

Condizione: New. 2003 N & M Press reprint of original 1942-43 editions . HB 47pp This secret wartime War Office publication includes the set of three notes issued in 1942-43, dealing with the Wehrmacht's armoured and motorised divisions, chemical and smoke units and engineers. They show by means of organisation charts and notes how the German Army organised these important combat units (engineers in the German Army were front line troops, not in support). The armoured and motorised infantry section gives details of the composition of the division, and also of its motorised reconnaissance unit, tank regiment, lorried infantry regiment, motor-cycle battalion, artillery regiment, anti-tank battalion and the divisional services, together with repair and workshop units. There is also a personnel and equipment table and a comparison between British and German armoured divisions.The same treatment applies to the German motorised division, and there are notes on GHQ troops - the assault artillery, SP anti-tank, motorised anti-aircraft and Luftwaffe anti-aircraft units.The second part of the publication looks at gas warfare and, more importantly the provision for smoke in the German Army. Engineers, the third section, looks in great detail at the infantry pioneers (combat engineers) as well as engineer units proper in the GHQ pool. There is also a wealth of detail on equipment: bridging, electrical and mechanical, anti-tank and anti-personnel obstacles, mines and mine detectors, demolition equipment, flame throwers and landing craft.There are many organisation charts and weapons tables included throughout. As a 'state of the art' pamphlet this publication shows how the German Army was organised in 1942 and the equipment it had available. Book.…

Condizione: New. 2003 N&M Press reprint (original pub1943). 66pp SB illustrated. Handbook of Enemy Ammunition was a vital series of British War Office military intelligence publications issued during the Second World War. Fifteen individual pamphlets appeared between 1940 and 1945, providing field units in Europe and Africa with authoritative guidance on the identification of enemy ordnance.Their primary purpose was practical and lifesaving: to enable troops to recognise unfamiliar ammunition on the battlefield before specialist personnel, notably Royal Army Ordnance Corps (RAOC) ammunition technicians, were called upon to render it safe, remove it or destroy it.Although German ordnance received the most extensive treatment, the series also documented Italian and Japanese equipment. Its coverage included small-arms ammunition, fuzes, grenades, artillery and anti-tank ammunition, mines such as the Tellermine 43, and specialised aircraft cannon rounds. Italian mortar bombs and grenades, together with Japanese nose fuzes, high-explosive shells and infantry weapons, were likewise examined.The series culminated in War Office Pamphlet No. 15 of May 1945, which provided comprehensive reference tables and colour plates for interpreting German manufacturing codes, packaging and paint markings. Collectively, these pamphlets form an important record of wartime ammunition intelligence and ordnance recognition.Issues 1-15 can be ordered directly from military history specialist Naval & Military Press. Book.…

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Hardback or Cased Book. Condizione: New. New Notes on the German Army. No.1 Armoured and Motorized Divisions. No.2 Chemical Warfare and Smoke No.3 Engineers. Book.

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Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - This secret wartime War Office publication includes the set of three notes issued in 1942-43, dealing with the Wehrmacht's armoured and motorised divisions, chemical and smoke units and engineers. They show by means of organisation charts and notes how the German Army organised these important combat units (engineers in the German Army were front line troops, not in support). The armoured and motorised infantry section gives details of the composition of the division, and also of its motorised reconnaissance unit, tank regiment, lorried infantry regiment, motor-cycle battalion, artillery regiment, anti-tank battalion and the divisional services, together with repair and workshop units. There is also a personnel and equipment table and a comparison between British and German armoured divisions. The same treatment applies to the German motorised division, and there are notes on GHQ troops - the assault artillery, SP anti-tank, motorised anti-aircraft and Luftwaffe anti-aircraft units. The second part of the publication looks at gas warfare and, more importantly the provision for smoke in the German Army. Engineers, the third section, looks in great detail at the infantry pioneers (combat engineers) as well as engineer units proper in the GHQ pool. There is also a wealth of detail on equipment: bridging, electrical and mechanical, anti-tank and anti-personnel obstacles, mines and mine detectors, demolition equipment, flame throwers and landing craft. There are many organisation charts and weapons tables included throughout. As a 'state of the art' pamphlet this publication shows how the German Army was organised in 1942 and the equipment it had available.…

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