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A reprint of a 1975 U.S. Army Field Manual detailing Soviet ground forces. Contents: personnel (military training, personal traits of the Soviet soldier, strengths and weaknesses); organization of Soviet ground forces; basic tactical concepts (tactical principles, emphasis on the offensive, the defensive, tactical employment); capabilities (infantry, armor, airborne, artillery, anti-tank, antiaircraft, engineers, tactical aviation, helicopters, air transport, communications, logistics). Appendices: organization charts, equipment guide, recommended reading.
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This is a translation of a manual utilized by the Soviet Union to train soldiers in the techniques of infiltration, reconnaissance, and battlefield surveillance. It emphasizes the high standard the Soviet, and later, Russian military places on physical fitness as a fundamental requirement for mission success. The manual concludes with instructions for the layout and construction of specialized courses for perfecting the skills illustrated within this manual. These tactical courses have been found in Columbia, Chechnya, Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria. FARC, Al Qaeda, and ISIS are known to use these tactical courses to train their recruits. Clearly these techniques are quickly spreading through conflict zones worldwide. The drills are simple, easy to learn, and easily retained and are well suited for training motivated but unskilled recruits. As the Spetsnaz say: 'Do more with less.'
Between 1939 and 1945, close to 13 million men served in the German army - das Heer. The bulk of these men were infantrymen, who slogged their way, mostly on foot, from Finisterre to Moscow, Kirkenes to Tripoli. They swore unlimited obedience to Adolf Hitler and were ready to stake their lives for this oath: over 1.6 million men of das Heer were killed during the war and over 4.1 million were wounded.