Contains a compilation of battle reports and combat experiences of the U.S. armed forces in the Pacific Area against the Japanese armed forces during World War II, distributed for the consideration and study of U.S. military forces.

Caption title. Either "USAFFE Board", or "Pacific Warfare Board", is at the head of each report within the resource. Each report is titled "Battle Experiences Against the Japanese", is numbered, and is dated during 1945.

Reduction of cave fortifications --Promiscuous firing -- Capture of a Philippine town -- Dig deep foxholes -- The enemy and how he defended -- Mortar smoke screen to evacuate wounded -- Jap combat methods on Okinawa -- With the infantry on Leyte -- 90mm antiaircraft guns reinforcing field artillery -- Japanese cave defenses -- Reduction of a building in Manila -- Protection of artillery ammunition -- Artillery radio -- Infantry tactics in mountains -- Experiences of 77th Infantry Division in cave warfare -- Engineer training for the Pacific -- Australian notes on jungle operation -- Infantry division attack through a defile.