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Based on a study of past uses and recent developments in the use of smoke in battle, what smoke-laying facilities should be provided within the infantry division, and in what echelons should they be included?
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Based on a study of past uses and recent developments in the use of smoke in battle, what smoke-laying facilities should be provided within the infantry division, and in what echelons should they be included?
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In this study no reference will be made to records of the use of smoke in naval engagements nor will any consideration be given to the use of toxic smokes by either land or naval forces. Where historical examples have been found indicating that the existence of uncontrolled natural fog, haze, or mist has had a direct bearing upon military operations, same will be commented upon.
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Based on a study of past uses and recent developments in the use of smoke in battle, what smoke-laying facilities should be provided within the infantry division, and in what echelons should they be included?
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CDMC CGSS Student Papers, 1930-1936
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Authors
Hamilton, Stuart A
Subjects
Smoke screens   Smoke generators   Smoke pots   Chemical warfare   Infantry divisions   Artillery   World War, 1914-1918   WWI
Language
English
Published
Fort Leavenworth, KS : The Command and General Staff School,, 1936.
Series
CGSS Student Papers, 1930-1936
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