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The ENGLISH of MILITARY
COMMUNICATIONS
By
WILLIAM A. GANOE
Major of Infantry, United States Army
Assistant Professor of English
United States Military Academy
The Collegiate Press
GEORGE BANTA PUBLISHING COMPANY
Menasha, Wisconsin
Copyright, 1918
by
George Banta Publishing Company
PRINTED AND BOUND BY
GEORGE BANTA PUBLISHING CO.
MANUFACTURING PUBLISHERS
MENASHA, WISCONSIN
CONTENTS
| PAGE | |
| Foreword | V |
| Preface | VII |
| Chapter I—Our Approach to a Critical Matter | 1 |
| Chapter II—Military Communications | 20 |
| Chapter III—Problems in the Composition of the Field Message | 33 |
| Chapter IV—More Problems on the Composition of the Field Message | 41 |
| Chapter V—Verbal Field Message | 49 |
| Chapter VI—The Field Order, The Estimate, The Decision, The Expression | 58 |
| Chapter VII—Problems in the Field Order | 73 |
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