Manual of Military Training
Manual of Military Training
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The noncommissioned officers and the privates who are thus designatedto do certain things must use their imagination as much as possible. They must look at the map and imagine that they are right on theground, in the hostile territory; they must imagine that they see thestreams, hills, woods, roads, etc. , represented on the map, and theymust not do anything that they could not do if in the hostileterritory, with the assumed conditions actually existing.
=955. = The general idea of... this system of instruction is to make thenoncommissioned officers and the privates think, to make them usecommon sense and initiative in handling men in various situations, ingetting out of difficulties. By thus putting men on their mettle inthe presence of their comrades and making them bring into play theircommon sense and their powers of resourcefulness, it is comparativelyeasy to hold the attention of a whole squad, section, platoon orcompany, for those who are not actually taking part in the solution ofa particular problem are curious to see how those who are taking partwill answer different questions and do different things--how they will"pan out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MARCH=, etc.
The noncommissioned officers and the privates who are thus designatedto do certain things must use their imagination as much as possible. They must look at the map and imagine that they are right on theground, in the hostile territory; they must imagine that they see thestreams, hills, woods, roads, etc. , represented on the map, and theymust not do anything that they could not do if in the hostileterritory, with the assumed conditions actually existing.
=955. = The general idea of... this system of instruction is to make thenoncommissioned officers and the privates think, to make them usecommon sense and initiative in handling men in various situations, ingetting out of difficulties. By thus putting men on their mettle inthe presence of their comrades and making them bring into play theircommon sense and their powers of resourcefulness, it is comparativelyeasy to hold the attention of a whole squad, section, platoon orcompany, for those who are not actually taking part in the solution ofa particular problem are curious to see how those who are taking partwill answer different questions and do different things--how they will"pan out.
What to read after Manual of Military Training?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James a James Alfred Moss to read onlineMoreLess
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