Part II—Combat.
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Part II—Combat.
1. Introduction 350–357
2. Leadership 358–388
(a) General considerations 358–370
(b) Teamwork 371–377
(c) Orders 378–383
(d) Communication 384–388
3. Combat reconnaissance 389–399
4. Fire superiority 400–424
(a) Purpose and nature 400–401
(b) Fire direction and control 402–424
5. Deployment 425–441
6. Attack 442–488
(a) Deployment for attack 449–452
(b) Advancing the attack453–457
(c) The fire attack458–463
(d) The charge464–475
(e) Pursuit476–480
(f) Attack of fortifications481–484
(g) Holding attack485–488
7. Defense489–519
(a) Positions and intrenchments489–494
(b) Deployment for defense495–510
(c) Counterattack511–516
(d) Delaying action517–519
8. Meeting engagements520–530
9. Withdrawal from action531–535
10. Miscellaneous537–622
(a) Machine guns537–546
(b) Ammunition supply547–553
(c) Mounted scouts554–557
(d) Night operations558–568
(e) Infantry against Cavalry569–574
(f) Infantry against Artillery575–578
(g) Artillery supports579–583
(h) Intrenchments584–595
(i) Minor warfare596–603
(j) Patrols604–622