Index to articles appearing in Volume II of the Intelligence Bulletin. The index was originally printed in the August 1944 issue.

 

INDEX Intelligence Bulletin, Vol. II, Nos. 1-12 The numeral to the left of the colon denotes the Bulletin number, and the numerals to the right denote the page numbers. GERMANY GENERAL: Agira, Sicily, German soldier tells of the battle for, 9:75-77. Anzio area, defense measures used, 11:5-10; 12:56-58. Combat methods in Italy, U.S. soldiers describe, 10:1-5. Combat tactics in towns and cities, 5:41-46. Combat teams, flexible, tactics in Italy, 12:38. Counterattack, 9:65. Defense areas, 1:38; 11:5-10; 12:39-40. Defense of positions, directive for, 1:62-64. Defensive positions, 2:12-15; 3:22-25; 7:57-60; 9:54-60; 10:3, 4. Defensive tactics, 1:65-66; 4:43-44; 5:44-46; 7:61-63; 8:1-7; 11:1-4; 12:26-40. Dispersal regulations, 2:17. A German's reaction to a British night attack, 10:19-23. A German soldier writes home, 4:64-65. Military leadership, 6:60-64; 7:51-56. Morale, 1:70; 3:1-8. Ortona, Italy, defense of, 11:1-4. Reconnaissance methods, 1:51-54; 4:64; 7:65. Retreat in Sicily, 3:1-8. Road discipline, 2:16-20. Ruses, 1:66-67; 2:20-31; 8:4, 6-7; 11:38-39. Tactics, 2:24-29; 9:61-65. Training principles, 8:32-36. AIR: Device for recognition of stranded flyers, 1:72-73. Ground tactics of paratroops, 10:6-9. Landing fields for gliders, how paratroops clear, 10:10-12. Parachute machine-gun battalion, training in, 6:78-81. Rations as a factor in paratroop efficiency, 10:16-18. Rifle, new 7.92-mm automatic F.G. 42 for paratroopers, 10:13-15. ANTIAIRCRAFT: All arms vs. hostile aircraft, 2:18-20. Road discipline and dispersal regulations as protection against aircraft, 2:16-17. Tactical employment of flak in the field, 3:26-36. ANTITANK: Antitank gun emplacements, 7:59. Antitank guns, winter employment of, 2:11. Antitank weapons, tactical employment of, 2:30. Ditches, 7:70-74. Obstacles, 1:47-50; 7:70-74. Tactics, 6:75-77; 12:34-35. Tank-hunting detachments, 9:78-82. ARMORED FORCES: Armor arrangement on tanks, 1:55, 56-58. Flame-throwing Pz.Kpfw. (Kw.) 3 tank, 11:11-14. Mobile steel pillbox, 11:33-37. Pz.Kpfw. (Kw.) 3 tank, 1:55, 56, 59-60; 11:11-14. Pz.Kpfw. (Kw.) 4 tank, 1:55, 57. Pz.Kpfw. (Kw.) 5 (Panther) tank, 5:33-37. Pz.Kpfw. (Kw.) 6 tank, 1:55, 58, 60-61; 8:18-21. Railroad patrol car, 1:68-70. Smoke generators on tanks, 2:31. Smoke-shell tactics used by tanks, 12:54-55. Submersible tanks, 1:55, 59-61. Tank platoons operating as points, 10:25-28. Tank ruse to deceive artillery, 1:66-67. Tanks, British comment on German use of, 5:38-40. Tanks with infantry, use of, 4:57-63. Tank tactics in Italy, 12:35-36. Vehicle markings, 8:29-31. ARTILLERY: Coastal defense, use in, 1:38-39. "Ferdinand," 88-mm self-propelled gun, 2:1-4. Rocket weapon, six-barreled, Nebelwerfer 41, 3:9-15. Ruses for concealing artillery positions, 11:38-39. Tactics in Italy, 12:30-34. Weaknesses of artillery positions, 3:22-25. CHEMICAL WARFARE: Contamination batteries, rules for use of, 1:34-36. Flame throwers, portable, 8:22-28. Flame-throwing Pz.Kpfw. (Kw.) 3 tank 11:11-14. Gas, war, comparison chart, 3:89-91. Rocket weapon, six-barreled, Nebelwerfer 41, 3:9-15. Smoke generators on tanks, 2:31. Smoke screens, combat, recently used in Italy, 11:28-30. Smoke shell tactics used by tanks, 12:54-55. Smoke, use of, in combat, 5:1-19; 11:28-30. Warning markers for contaminated areas, 11:31-32. COASTAL DEFENSES: Basic principles, 1:37-39. ENGINEERS: Antipersonnel mines, improvised, 9:68; 11:19-20. Antitank obstacles, 1:47-50; 7:70-74. Antivehicle wooden-box mines, 12:59-64. Bangalore torpedoes, improvised, 3:37-38. Barbed-wire obstacles, 1:40-46; 7:70-71. Booby traps, 2:32; 9:68-70; 11:21-27. Camouflage, 5:25-32; 6:65-67; 8:8-17. Demolitions, 11:40-42. Dugouts, 7:58, 59; 9:55-60; 10:3. Field fortifications, 6:65-67; 7:57-60; 8:12-14; 9:54-60; 12:41-53. Grenade launchers, 12:65-71. Grenades, rifle, and grenade launchers, 12:65-71. Grenades, stick, Model 24, as a defensive weapon, 9:92-93. Gun positions, 6:66-67. Igniters, booby-trap, 11:22-27. Minelaying, 1:71; 5:48-50; 9:66-67, 69-74. Mines, land, 1:71-72; 5:47-51; 9:67-68; 70-74, 79, 80; 11:15-20; 12:59-64. Mobile steel pillbox, 11:33-37. Obstacles, 1:40-50; 7:70-74. Pillboxes, 6:65-66; 11:33-37. Reconnaissance, 4:64. Remote-control demolition vehicles, 11:40-42. Sliding mine, 9:79, 80. S-mines, 9:67, 73-74; 11:16-19. Stake mines, 5:47-51. Tactics in Italy, 12:36-37. Tellermines, 1:71-72; 9:70-73. Trip-wire alarm, 9:89-91. Wooden-box, antivehicle mine, 9:67-68; 12:59-64. INFANTRY: Attack, how infantry battalions develop for the, 5:20-24. Close-order drill, 7:68-69. Close-quarter fighting and withdrawal, 6:71-74. Company in the defense, 7:61-63. Defense against airborne troops, 3:16-21; 4:54-56. Howitzers, winter employment of, 2:9, 10. Machine-gun battalion, parachute, training in, 6:78-81. Machine gun emplacements, 9:54, 55. Machine guns, employment of, 2:7-9, 4:31-53; 55-56; 9:86-88. Machine gun, 7.92-mm M.G. 42, 4:31-32, 39-41; 9:86-88. Machine gun, 7.92-mm M.G. 34, 4:31, 32-39. Mortars, 81-mm, concentrating the fire of, 6:68-70. Mortars, winter employment of, 2:9-10. Panzer Grenadier assault detachment, 1:69-70. Rifle, employment of, 2:6; 4:55. Rifle grenades and grenade launchers, 12:65-71. Rifle, new 7.92-mm automatic F.G. 42 for paratroopers, 10:13-15. Street fighting by Panzer Grenadiers, 2:21-23. Tactics, basic, 1:64-66. Tactics in Italy, 12:26-40. Tanks, use of infantry with, 4:57-63. Use of infantry weapons against parachutists, 4:54-56. Winter use of weapons, 2:5-11. Withdrawal, 6:71-74. MILITARY INTELLIGFNCE: Captured documents, collection of, 1:68. Efforts to break United Nations security, 9:82-85. Prisoners, handling of, 1:67-68. Prisoners, interrogation of, 9:85; 10:33-35. Security, 1:68; 4:64-65; 10:35-36. Signal security and interception, 10:35-36. MOUNTAIN WARFARE, 7:64-67; 8:1-7, 9:64. NIGHT OPERATIONS: A German's reaction to a British night attack, 10:19-23. Machine-gun employment, 4:48-49. Reconnaissance at night, 1:52. Tactics observed in Italy, 9:63, 64; 8:3-4. PARACHUTE TROOPS. See AIR. QUARTERMASTER: Cap, army new, 3:38. Lantern, carbide, multipurpose, 10:37-41. Rations as a factor in paratroop efficiency, 10:16-18. Salvage of matériel, 10:29-32. SIGNAL CORPS: Signal security and interception, 10:35-36. Tank platoon communications, 10:25-27. STREET FIGHTING: Anzio front, defense area on, 11:5-9. British discuss combat in towns, 12:72-88. By Panzer Grenadiers, 2:21-23. Combat tactics in towns and cities, 5:41-46. Defense of Ortona, 11:1-4. WINTER WARFARE: Infantry weapons, winter use of, 2:5-11. Tanks, use of with infantry, 4:62-63. JAPAN GENERAL: Admiralty Islands, problems of defending, 12:8-11. Approach march, small units, 5:66-69; 11:65-66. Army-Navy relations, 3:69. Attack tactics, small units, 11:67-72. Characteristics of Japanese, 2:33-34, 61-62; 3:66-69; 5:73-74; 8:69-74; 10:78-79, 80-83. Counterattack, 6:22-23; 7:39; 9:13-14. Countering superior fire power, 8:75-76. Deceptions and ruses, 1:31; 2:65; 9:42-43. Defensive positions, 2:35-37, 63; 6:2, 5-8, 13-16, 26-48; 7:37-38; 8:47-49, 53-56, 57; 9:1-11; 11:47-51, 73-75. Defensive tactics, 2:37-39; 3:64-65; 4:17-18, 20; 6:1-10; 7:38; 8:47-62; 9:12-15. "Duty" and "Spirit," Japanese explanation of, 9:44-47. Hints for individual soldiers, 10:77-79. How a Fiji patrol got 47 Japs without loss, 9:16-20. Infiltration tactics, 11:69. March plan for a night withdrawal, 12:16-19. Morale, 2:52-53; 3:66-68; 9:44-47; 10:80-83. Pantelleria defense, comments on, 4:20. Reaction during combat, 5:73-79. Reconnaissance, 2:53-54, 63-64; 3:50; 5:65-66; 12:1-7. Ruses, 12:20-21. Scouting and patrolling, 1:31; 2:63-64; 11:64-605; 12:1-7. Sentries, 4:27-30. Tactics, small-unit, 5:64-72; 11:64-72. U. S. resistance in Philippines, Japanese comment on, 1:27-29. AIR: Bombing attacks, 4:7-10. Fighter tactics, 4:11-12. Torpedo (plane) attacks against convoys, 4:10-11. AIRBORNE FORCES: Defense against, 4:1-6; 6:23-24; 8:52. AMPHIBIOUS OPERATIONS: Landing operations, defense against, 6:19-22. Landing operations, notes on, 3:49-58, 62. Landing operations, hostile, plan to counter, 11:43-46. ANTIAIRCRAFT: Antiaircraft and coastal defense, 10:49-60. At sea, 3:60-61. Dual-purpose gun emplacements, 7:25-27. Measures, 3:59-63. Observation, 4:20. Positions, 6:45-48; 10:52-59, 61-64. Tactics, 2:56; 6:24-25. 20-mm AA/AT gun, Type 98, 1:21-26. While landing, 3:62. ANTITANK: AA/AT positions, 10:61-64. 47-mm Model 1 (1941) AT gun, 3:44-45. Obstacles, 6:57-59; 7:7-8, 34-35. Rifle, antitank, tactical employment, 2:67-69. "Tank fighters," 2:56; 6:16-19; 8:60-62. 20-mm AA/AT gun, Model 98, 1:21-26. ARMORED FORCES: Tank, Model 2595 (1935), light, on Betio Island, 7:30. Tanks, action during landings, 3:52-53. Tank tactics, 10:42-48. ARTILLERY: Burma, use in, 1:31-32. Emplacements, 7:23-27. How raiders demolish artillery, 4:13-16. CHEMICAL WARFARE: Gas, war, comparison chart, 3:89-91. Smoke, use in landing operations, 3:54-56. COASTAL DEFENSE: Antiaircraft and coastal defenses, 10:49-60. Beaches, defense of, 8:56-60; 9:1-2; 11:49-50. Betio Island, defense of, 7:1-35. Coast-defense guns, 7:27-29. Landing operations, defense against, 6:19-22. Tactics, 4:19. ENGINEERS: Antipersonnel mines, (Dutch), 1:5-6. Antitank mines, 4:25-26; 6:58; 9:26. Antitank obstacles, 6:57-59; 7:7-8, 34-35. Antivehicle mine, 1:2-5; 11:55-59. Armor-piercing (magnetized) mine, 1:6-8; 11:61. Assault detachments, 3:54; 4:13-16. Bangalore torpedo, 1:15. Barbed-wire obstacles, 6:49-54, 55-57; 7:5; 9:1-2. Booby traps, 1:1-2, 12, 13, 15; 3:42, 45-48; 4:21-25; 7:40; 8:39, 63-68; 9:21-29; 11:52-54; 12:22-23. Bridge demolitions in Burma, 12:12-15. Bunkers, 6:27, 28-30; 9:2-4. Camouflage, 2:39-43; 7:47-50; 9:34-41; 10:52. Demolitions, 5:69-70; 7:41-42; 12:12-15. Dugouts and shelters, 6:36-42; 7:33; 9:5-6. Emplacements, foxholes, and trenches, 2:35-37; 6:13-16, 42-44; 7:10-29; 8:47-48, 53-56, 57; 9:2-6; 10:50-51. Field fortifications, 2:35-37; 6:13-16, 26-48; 7:10-35; 8:47-48, 53-56, 67; 9:2-6; 10:50-51. Firing device for booby traps or mines, 11:52-54. Grenade discharger, .50-mm Model 89, 2:48-49; 7:9-10. Grenades, 1:9-15; 2:48, 65; 3:39-44; 4:21-25. Grenades, offensive, hand, 3:42-44. Grenades, pull-type, hand, 3:39-42; 4:21-25. Grenades, stick-type, 1:13-15. Grenades, Type 97, hand, 1:12. Grenades, Type 91, hand, 1:9-12. Grenades used as booby traps, 3:42; 4:21-25; 9:21-23. Improvised land mine, 10:75-76. Mines, land, 1:1-8; 4:25-26; 6:58; 7:9; 10:75-76; 11:52-54, 55-61, 63. Model 93 land mine, 11:59-60. Molotov cocktail employing a fuze, 7:41-42. Obstacles, 6:19-21, 49-59; 7:2, 3-8, 34-35. Obstacles, methods of overcoming, 8:77-81. Pillboxes, 6:27-28, 30-36; 7:30-33. Raiding - demolition detachments for destroying artillery, 4:13-16. Special assault teams, 11:70-71. String-type booby traps, 8:67-68. Tube-type booby traps, 8:64-67. Use of engineers, 8:82-84. Wire cutting, new technique of, 12:24-25. INFANTRY: Antitank rifle, tactical employment of, 2:67-69. Bayonets, use of, 2:39, 64; 5:53-63; 10:78. Defensive tactics, 2:37-39. Equipment, 2:49-50. Jungle tactics, 6:4-16. Machine gun, light, Model 99, 1:18-20. Machine-gun positions, 2:36-37; 6:13-16, 31, 33, 43, 44; 7:10-23. Machine guns, tactical employment, 2:38, 67-71. Mortar, "barrage," 70-mm, 2:43-48. Mortars, use of, 1:32. Raiding - demolition detachments for destroying artillery, 4:13-16. Rifle emplacements, 7:10-12, 14-15. Rifle, Model 99, 1:16, 17-18. Sentries, 4:27-30. Small-unit tactics used at night, 5:64-72; 11:64-72. Snipers, 1:33, 2:65-66; 6:10-11; 11:71; 12:1-7. Tactics, 2:62-66; 6:4-16. Weapons, 1:1-20; 2:43-49. JUNGLE WARFARE: Artillery, use of, 1:31-32. Burma, comments by British observers on fighting in, 1:30-33; 5:73-79, 94-99; 11:73-76. Defense against artillery, 11:75-76. Defensive positions, 6:2, 5-8, 26, 35-36; 8:47-48; 11:73-75. Defensive tactics, 6:1-10; 7:38; 8:47-52. Equipment, 8:39. Hilly jungle country, how defended, 7:36-40. Mortars, use of, 1:32. Movement, 1:30; 2:54-55; 9:32-33. Night attacks, 1:33. Offensive tactics, 8:40-47; 11:76. Patrolling, 1:31. Snipers, 1:33; 6:10-11. Tactics, 2:53-55; 5:75-76; 6:1-19. Training for, 8:38-39. LANDING OPERATIONS. See AMPHIBIOUS OPERATIONS. MILITARY INTELLIGENCE: Burying arms and equipment, 10:73. Censorship of mail, 10:73-74. Counterintelligence, notes on, 7:43-44. Experiences of Allied souvenir hunters with Japanese equipment, 2:72-74; 5:80-82; 10:84-86. Prisoners, handling and treatment of, 2:60; 8:82; 10:72-73. Reliability and collection of intelligence, 7:44-46. Security for a night withdrawal, 12:18-19. Security in a campaign, 7:87. NIGHT OPERATIONS: Air tactics, 4:9-10, 11-12. Attacks, 1:33; 9:30-31. Combat (tactics), 2:57. March plan for night withdrawal, 12:16-19. Marking trails for night use, 9:32-33. Small-unit tactics, 5:64-72. ORDNANCE: Ammunition precautions, 2:57-59. Ammunition, 6.5-mm ball, 2:59. PARACHUTE TROOPS. See AIRBORNE FORCES. QUARTERMASTER: Individual equipment used on Attu, 2:49-51. Rations, army, 9:48-53. Wearing apparel used on Attu, 2:50-51. SIGNAL CORPS: Communications among small units in combat, 11:71-72. Communications in jungle, 1:33. Communications on Guadalcanal, 2:66. UNITED NATIONS GENERAL: Blast, and shock waves in water, 11:77-85. Diary of U.S. pilot forced to parachute in Southwest Pacific, 4:79-89. How a U.S. combat patrol captured two Japanese, 10:65-70. U.S. resistance in Philippines, Japanese comment on, 1:27-29. Combat in towns, British discuss, 12:72-88. AIR: Diary of U.S. pilot forced to parachute in Southwest Pacific, 4:79-89. ARMORED FORCES: Tanks in jungle warfare, British use of, 1:93-96. ARTILLERY: Terms, U.S. and British, 4:75-78. CHEMICAL WARFARE: Gas, war, comparison chart, 3:89-91. ENGINEERS: Camouflage and concealment, 11:86-90. How Russians combat the German mobile steel pillbox, 11:36-37. INFANTRY: The lieutenant and his platoon, British, 5:83-93. JUNGLE WARFARE: Burma, notes on combat preparations in, 5:76-79. Burma, notes on patrolling in, 5:94-99. Living in jungle, 1:74-92. Tanks, British use of, 1:93-96. MEDICAL: Feet, how to protect, 3:86-88. Health rules for Far East, 3:70-85. Malaria, questions and answers about, 11:91-98. MILITARY INTELLIGENCE: Censorship, 10:88-90. Espionage, 6:83-92. Fifth-column methods, 6:89-92. Security, 4:67-74; 6:82-94; 10:87-90. Souvenir hunting, problem of, 2:72-74; 5:80-82; 10:84-86. What the enemy wants to know, 6:82-83. NIGHT OPERATIONS: Device for map reading at night, British, 2:25-26. A German's reaction to a British night attack, 10:19-23. STREET FIGHTING: Combat in towns, the British discuss, 12:72-88.

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