Regulations for the Officers Training Corps, 1912
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E.g., the commander of a section of infantry must have — A clear idea of what is required of a section from the point of view of the commander of a company, and understand the interior working of a section.
In addition, he must know what is required of the soldier as an individual, and as one of a combiaation.
Further, he should have a general knowledge of the working of a battalion, some idea of what the other arms are, what they do and how they do it.
Part I.— WKITTEN EXAMINATION.
In the writ...ten examination there will be one paper common to all arms and one for each arm.
Engineers will, in addition, be given a third paper.
The questions set are based on incidents which have occurred, or are likely to occur, in war. The system followed is to take a large force, to consider its action as a whole, and then to work down step by step until the sphere of action supposed to be that of the candidate is reached. A wide choice of possible situations is thus presented, and from these one is chosen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E.g., the commander of a section of infantry must have — A clear idea of what is required of a section from the point of view of the commander of a company, and understand the interior working of a section.
In addition, he must know what is required of the soldier as an individual, and as one of a combiaation.
Further, he should have a general knowledge of the working of a battalion, some idea of what the other arms are, what they do and how they do it.
Part I.— WKITTEN EXAMINATION.
In the writ...ten examination there will be one paper common to all arms and one for each arm.
Engineers will, in addition, be given a third paper.
The questions set are based on incidents which have occurred, or are likely to occur, in war. The system followed is to take a large force, to consider its action as a whole, and then to work down step by step until the sphere of action supposed to be that of the candidate is reached. A wide choice of possible situations is thus presented, and from these one is chosen.
What to read after Regulations for the Officers Training Corps, 1912?
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