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		Park the infantry in the middle of the path so they'll be able to accomplish the optional objective later in the mission.
		Dump all of your infantry units out of the buildings in the town, sending the rocket soldiers to a pile north of the town, the flamethrowers to a second pile north of the town, and all other infantry south to the bottom of the map.
		Gather all of your infantry (minus the mortars and bazookas) and rush the remaining Flak 88.
	www.cheatcc.com /pc/sg/codename_panzers_phase_two.txt (17836 words)

	Army Lineage Series: Infantry Part I: Regular Army
		Infantry are those troops that fight on foot and that rely chiefly upon the small arms carried by individuals.
		Cavalry was eliminated, and eight infantry regiments and one rifle regiment arose from the ruins of the forty-six and four in existence.
		Infantry officers pointed out that when sickness and desertion occurred; these little companies were much too small to do their duty in the Indian country where 180 out of 250 of them were stationed in the 1870's.
	www.army.mil /CMH-PG/books/Lineage/in/infantry.htm (21315 words)

	Stories
		Infantry Regiment was holding its reunion at the Adams Mark Hotel in Philadelphia, 6 to 9 September, 2000.
		Infantry was in the midst of being relieved by green troops.
		The 157th Infantry Regiment, viewed as a relatively rested unit since the majority of the fighting had focused to the west of Niederbronn, was selected to push back the nose of the salient.
	www.45thinfantrydivision.com /index13.htm (15878 words)

	Infantry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		When the infantry volunteer companies were mustered into active service in 1861, their roles quite often designated companies as light infantry or riflemen.
		The troops comprising the infantry were divided into heavy and light; these distinctions arising partly from the kind of weapon they carried, and partly from their role on the battlefield.
		The light infantry were charged with the responsibility of opening an engagement and covering the front and flanks of the infantry of the line.
	xroads.virginia.edu /~ug97/flags/infantry.html (180 words)

	The Canadian Infantry Section Attack Part One
		Infantry section tactics, and their related battle drills, were born of necessity in the tactical stalemate of the First World War's trench battles.
		It is an inappropriate argument to claim that infantry sections seldom operate in isolation.(25) Firstly, it creates a false argument to dangerously narrow the scope of training imparted.
		The infantry section attack fills this need, but a broader approach that emphasizes the value of static fire support from concealed positions of fire, use of ground for the approach of assaulting elements and the relative effectiveness of accuracy of fire support over volume is necessary.
	regimentalrogue.tripod.com /papers/sect_atk.htm (6859 words)

	Origins of Light Infantry Drill
		Both men and weapons of the Light Infantry and Rifle Regiments were too highly regarded to permit such "abuses".
		As compared to the regular infantry pace of 120 per minute, the Light Infantry or Rifle pace is 140 per minute.
		Additionally, at the Battle of Fuentes De Onoro, the Light Division was able to out march the French Infantry whilst under fire and then rapidly form squares from their column of route using classic Light Infantry tactics.
	www.army.mod.uk /lightinfantry/history_traditions/dress_drill_customs_traditions/light_infantry_drill.htm (562 words)

	134th Infantry Regiment - Artifact from Hill 122 near St. Lo, France
		The 1st Battalion, 134th Infantry Regiment, is cited for extraordinary heroism and outstanding performance of duty in action against the enemy in vicinity of St. Lo, Normandy, France, from 15 to 19 July 1944.
		On the morning of 15 July 1944, the 1st Battalion, 134th Infantry Regiment, instituted its initial attack against the enemy in the Villiers-Fossard sector, 2 1/2 miles northeast of St. Lo, in a frontal assault on Hill 122, the dominating terrain feature of the German defensive positions before St. Lo.
		The battalion bone was interspersed with sunken roads and checker with hedgerows composed of large bases of earth surmounted by shrubbery and trees.
	www.coulthart.com /134/hill122.htm (693 words)

	Regulations for the Uniform & Dress of the Army of the United States June, 1851
		For a Sergeant of Artillery, Infantry, Riflemen and Dragoons--the same as for the Sergeant Major of those corps respectively (12,13, 14, 15,) except that the worsted bullion of the epaulettes will be according to pattern.
		For a Musician ofArtillery, Infantry, Riflemen, Dragoons, Light Artillery and Engineer soldiers -the same as for a private of those corps respectively, (21,) with the addition of a facing according to pattern, and corresponding in color with the collar and cuffs.
		For Officers of Artillery, Infantry, Riflemen, and Dragoons--gilt, convex; device a spread eagle with the letter A, for Artillery-I, for Infantry-B, for Riflemen-D, for Dragoons, on the shield; large size, seven-eighths of an inch in exterior diameter; small sise, one half inch.
	www.newrivernotes.com /mil/unif1851.htm (3233 words)

	Chapter XXII: Volunteer Infantry Replacements
		Basics from new divisions were already being used to fill the infantry battalions of veteran divisions and a theater G-1 delegation was preparing to leave for Washington to present the case for more and prompter deliveries of infantry replacements.
		But the GFRS was not equipped to convert individuals to any service other than infantry and the smaller Negro combat support units were already operating under a system, admittedly not the happiest solution, of retraining their own replacements from volunteers and replacements trained in other branches.
		He informed General Lear that General Eisenhower "now desires that these colored riflemen reinforcements have their training completed as members of Infantry rifle platoons familiar with the Infantry rifle platoon weapons." These platoons would be made available to army commanders who would then provide platoon leaders, platoon sergeants, and, if necessary, squad leaders.
	www.army.mil /CMH/books/wwii/11-4/chapter22.htm (7072 words)

	Chronological Listing ot Trumpet and Bugle Sources in EASMES
		A New and Compleat Preceptor for the Trumpet and Bugle Horn.
		Rules and Regulations for the Field Exercise and Manuvres of Infantry, compiled and adapted to the Organization of the Army of the United States agreeably to a Resolve of Congress, dated December, 1814.
		Rules and Regulations for the Field Exercise and Manoevres of Infantry, compiled and adapted to the Organization of the Army of the United States agreeably to a Resolve of Congress dated December, 1814.
	www.colonialmusic.org /Resource/trumpets.htm (1197 words)

	Like what you see
		Before Winfield Scott began his work on transcribing Napoleonic manuals for US Army use, he served as chairman of a board charged with condensing or “abstracting” the tactics manual then in use, for the edification of the militia.
		Infantry Tactics, but a version of the drill tactics which preceded Scott’s great work.
		ACW references to “Scott’s” are never to the Abstract, but to the Infantry Tactics.
	home.att.net /~Cap1MD/Abstract.htm (174 words)

	massacre (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Of the riflemen from Augusta County, Virginia, who had recently come to the army, the companies of Thomas Smith, James Tate, and David Gwin to a total of about 130 men, all under Colonel George Moffett, were assigned to Campbell's command.
		This manoeuvre was speedily executed; and while the cavalry were retiring, the Legion infantry came running up with trailed arms, and opened a well aimed fire on the Guards, which was followed in a few minutes by a volley from the riflemen under Colonel Campbell, who had taken post on the left of the infantry.
		Some of the infantry and riflemen were killed and more wounded; among them was Lieutenant Snowden, of the Legion infantry, who, with most of the wounded, was necessarily left on the field.
	geology.wlu.edu /mcguire/mass.html (4908 words)

	Compiled Service Records of
		M323 - 362 13th Volunteers (Cavalry, Artillery, and Infantry) A--Bo M323 - 363 13th Volunteers (Cavalry, Artillery, and Infantry) Br--Co M323 - 364 13th Volunteers (Cavalry, Artillery, and Infantry) Cr--F
		M323 - 420 Griffin's Battalion, Infantry (Griffin's Regiment, Infantry; 21st Regiment or Battalion, Infantry) M--Sp M323 - 421 Griffin's Battalion, Infantry (Griffin's Regiment, Infantry; 21st Regiment or Battalion, Infantry) St--Z
		M323 - 425 Waul's Legion (Infantry, Cavalry, and Artillery) A--Bl M323 - 426 Waul's Legion (Infantry, Cavalry, and Artillery) Bo--Cl M323 - 427 Waul's Legion (Infantry, Cavalry, and Artillery) Co--E
	gen.1starnet.com /civilwar/txmicro.htm (4393 words)

	Hardee's Infantry Tactics (1855) - Casey's Infantry Tactics (1862) - Civil War Infantry Tactics - Hardees Infantry ...
		Hardee's Infantry Tactics (1855) - Casey's Infantry Tactics (1862) - Civil War Infantry Tactics - Hardees Infantry Tactics
		To the U.S. Regulars Civil War Archives Homepage.
		The navigation, design and text used are the Intellectual Property (IP) of the website author.
	www.usregulars.com /hardeehome.html (404 words)

	Company E, 64th Illinois Volunteer Infantry - Research by Members
		e Infantry, Light Infantry, and Riflemen; Cavalry and Artillery: Together with the Manner of Doing Duty in Garrison and Camp, and the Forms of Parades, Reviews, and Inspections, as Established by Authority for the Government of the Regular Army.
		U.S. Infantry Tactics (1861) for the instruction, exercise, and manouvres of the Unted States infantry, including infantry of the line, light infantry, and riflemen.
		Winfield Scott's Abstract of Infantry Tactics; Including Exercises and Manueuvres of Light-infantry and Riflemen; for the Use of the Militia of the United States.
	www.64thill.org /research.htm (1749 words)

	the light troops (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		ach battalion had one company of light troops, light infantry or riflemen.
		The light company was very prestigious, second only to the French Grenadier Guard, whose men each had to be over six feet tall and have four citations for bravery.
		Rifles, contrary to popular belief, were not the standard weapon of war, quite the contrary they were very rare.
	www.uxbridge.mec.edu /highschool/Pages/light.html (332 words)

	Perry Miniatures
		British Infantry Command in slouch hats and ‘roundabouts’, advancing
		British Infantry Command in slouch hats and ‘roundabouts’, standing
		British Infantry in slouch hats and ‘roundabouts’ advancing, shouldered arms
	www.perry-miniatures.com /aw.html (127 words)

	Infantry Manuals at usregulars.com
		Brig.-Gen. Silas Casey (1862), U.S. Infantry Tactics, For The Instruction, Exercise, And Manoeuvres Of The Soldier, A Company, Line Of Skirmishers, Battalion, Brigade, or Corps d'Armee.
		Hardee (1855), Rifle and Light Infantry Tactics; For The Exercise And Manoevres Of Troops When Acting As Light Infantry or Riflemen.
		Smyth (1812), Regulations For The Field Exercise, Manoeuvres, And Conduct Of The Infantry Of The United States.
	www.usregulars.com /infantry_main.htm (364 words)

	Infantry Military Manual Photocopies
		Abstact of Infantry Tactics; Including Exercises and Manoeuvers of Light-Infantry and Rifleman; for The use of the Militia of the United States; Moss, Brother and Co.; Phil.
		For the exercise and manoeuvers of troops when acting as light infantry or riflemen.
		For Infantry in other operational environments see: Cold Weather, Desert, Jungle and Forest, Mountain.and River Crossing.
	www.military-info.com /mphoto/P026.htm (2802 words)

	12th Virginia Infantry Organization
		The 12th Virginia Regiment was accepted into service of the Confederate States on July 1, 1861, and was reorganized May 3, 1862.
		Company A, Petersburg City Guard; light infantry; enlisted April 19, 1861, for one year; reorganized May 1, 1862.
		Company E, Petersburg Riflemen; light infantry; enlisted April 19, 1861, for one year; reorganized May 1, 1862.
	members.tripod.com /~TwelfthVa/historg.htm (666 words)

	Reenacting Links
		U.S. Infantry Tactics for the instruction, exercise, and manoeuvres of the United States infantry, including infantry of the line, light infantry, and riflemen.
		The Volunteer's Handbook (1861) Containing an Abridgement of Hardee's Infantry Tactics Adapted to the Use of the Precussion Musket in Squad and Company Exercies, Manual of Arms for Riflemen, and U.S. Army Regulations as to Parades, Reviews, Inspections, Guard Mounting, Etc. by
		Winfield Scott's Infantry Tactics, or Rules for the Exercise and Manoeuvers of the United States Infantry (1835)
	www.zipcon.net /~silas/links.htm (1204 words)

	TEXAS REGIMENTS AND UNITS IN THE CONFEDERATE ARMY
		2nd Infantry (1st Infantry, Moore's Regiment; Galveston Regiment; Van Dorn Regiment)
		Griffin's Battalion, Infantry (Griffin's Regiment, Infantry; 21st Regiment or Battalion, Infantry)
		Capt. Maxey's Co., Light Infantry and Riflemen (Lamar Rifles, State Service)
	gen.1starnet.com /civilwar/texmain.htm (610 words)

	100th Infantry Division - Bronze Star Page
		In a memorandum to President Roosevelt in February of 1944, the Chief of Staff of the Army, General George C. Marshall, wrote:
		The fact that the ground troops, Infantry in particular, lead miserable lives of extreme discomfort and are the ones who must close in personal combat with the enemy, makes the maintenance of their morale of great importance.
		The award of the Air Medal have had an adverse reaction on the ground troops, particularly the Infantry Riflemen who are now suffering the heaviest losses, air or ground, in the Army, and enduring the greatest hardships.
	www.100thww2.org /bronzestarpage.html (400 words)

	Greenhill Books Latest (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		There are five new packs, namely SWW301 U.S. Infantry Command, SWW302 U.S. Infantry Riflemen I, SWW303 U.S. Infantry Riflemen II and SWW304 U.S. Infantry B.A.R. Teams for the infantry, and SWW316 U.S. Paratrooper Command.
		There will be more British Infantry packs for the desert range such as a Vickers Team and a pack of characters, plus some Commonwealth troops in the shape of some Australian infantry.
		The Italians will get some support in the shape of an LMG team, and the French will be reinforced by the long-awaited Foreign Legion and the Senegalese.
	www.wargames.co.uk /Pending/Archive/Aug03/Update/Artizan.htm (265 words)

	Mikes Diecast Tanks and Armour - Comet Metal Products Authenticast
		Tank and charging infantry, tommy gun and bazooka
		Set of 12, with the exception of S3, G3 and R3, which were sets of 14.
		Combat Recon tank group: 1 tank with man in turret, infantry with mine detectors, riflemen, machine gunners, bazooka
	www.mikes-tanks.com /CometMetalProducts.htm (3039 words)

	Artizan Designs - WW2
		SWW-002 DAK Infantry with Rifle's II DAK Infantry with SMG's
		SWW-035 German Infantry IV (Caps and Helmets) (5)
		SWW-303 US Infantry Riflemen II US Infantry BAR's
	www.milminusa.com /artizan/wwii.htm (563 words)

	Military Units of Texas
		Atkin's Company, Texas Infantry State Troops (Galveston Coast Guards)
		Carter's Company, Texas Infantry (Austin City Light Infantry)
		Yarbrough's Company, Texas Infantry (Smith County Light Infantry)
	www.researchonline.net /txcw/txunits.htm (516 words)

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