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How much delay and loss can attack aviation inflict upon an infantry division under varying circumstances? : the study to be based on recorded firing tests.

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This study points out that an efficient hit by attack aviation against an infantry division, would not only delay its forward movement, but would stop it definitely. If the movement of the division were important, additional attacks would be made. Hence, an infantry division 'as organized at present, could not only be delayed but stopped definitely by attack aviation.

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How much delay and loss can attack aviation inflict upon an infantry division under varying circumstances? : the study to be based on recorded firing tests.

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CDMC CGSS Student Papers, 1930-1936

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Authors

Smith, Lowell H

Subjects

Air warfare Infantry drill and tactics Infantry divisions Air power Attack aircraft Tactical bombing Chemical warfare Passive air defense Interwar period, 1919-1938

Language

English

Published

Fort Leavenworth, KS : The Command and General Staff School,, 1935.