Applied minor tactics (including map problems and the war game) map reading and map sketching (1912)
Moss, James Alfred, 1872- [from old catalog] · Washington, D.C. [National capital press, inc.] sales agents, The U. S. Infantry association; [etc., etc.] · leaf 59
f forming patrols. These are merely examples for the purposeof giving a general idea of the arrangement of the men. In practice com- 46 CHAPTER IV. mon sense must dictate to the patrol leader the best formation in each case,(b) In very small patrols the leader is usually in advance where he… … from the leading man to the last, the distance being greater in level oropen country. Some such formation as G, Figure 1, could be used in go-ing through high brush, woods, or over very open country. (c) The men must be so arranged that each man will be within signal-ing distance of some member of…
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