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Papers of Sir William Guy Granet (1867-1943), railway administrator... War Office publications, 1917
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Papers of Sir William Guy Granet (1867-1943), railway administrator
War Office publications, 1917
1917
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'Office Memorandum' number 910.
SS 161, 'Instructions for battle'
SS 167, 'Signal organisation for heavy branch machine gun corps'
SS 170, 'Notes on co-operation between aircraft and artillery during recent operations on the Second Army front'
SS 77, 'Meteorological notes and instructions for the use of observers'
'Barrages'
SS 559, 'Diagram showing the organisation and defences of a [German] divisional sector' from a captured German document
Manual of position warfare for all arms, part 3: Weapons of close combat (translation of captured German document)
SS 569, diagram and instructions of German signal-thrower
'Summaries of intelligence', 9th series, numbers 44, 46-51