Company Training in the Attack
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Company Training in the Attack, by James Alfred Moss, is a manual detailing methods for training soldiers in offensive military tactics. Written during World War I, it provides a comprehensive guide to preparing troops for the specific challenges of trench warfare and modern combat. The book emphasizes practical exercises and drills designed to instill discipline, teamwork, and proficiency in essential skills such as bayonet fighting, grenade throwing, and marksmanship.
Moss's work offers a valuable insight into the strategies and techniques employed by military forces during a pivotal period in history. It remains relevant for military historians and anyone interested in the evolution of warfare and the training methods used to prepare soldiers for the rigors of combat. This historical document serves as a testament to the enduring importance of effective training in achieving military success.
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