Dissemination of Combat Enformation, 16 November 1953 (Paperback)

Contains extracts from command reports for information, evaluation and any necessary action in accordance with SR 525-85-5. Includes extracts and items no. 95-135. Discusses: replacing tanks with bulldozers in ordnance ammunition companies, maintenance parts trailers, WP smoke grenades, the failure to include on-carriage and on-vehicular equipment, heavy duty gasoline generators in field artillery battalions, night training for AW close support, containers for primers on 15-MM Howitzers, field artillery battery innovations, testing artillery, alternate signal for VT fires, training aids systems, the need for a system of aircraft identification, the use of electrical fences to safeguard supplies, changes to ordnance battalion T/O&E, communication difficulties, precautions on use of spiral four cable, revision of TM 11-2263, engineer supply and maintenance troops control in the field army, dressing wounds, improvising exhaust ducts in laundry tumblers, muddy water problems, improvised refrigerator trucks, supply economy and egg breakage, armored vests for FA gun crews, replacement factors, napalm mixing equipment; need for electronic meteorological equipment, the 105-MM Howitzer ammunition with steel spiral wrapped cartridge case, colored smoke shell for 155-MM guns, damaged rotating bands and projectile activity, the use of searchlights, precision artillery fire by searchlight and improvised spare tire racks for 1/4 ton trucks. Digitized by the Military History Institute.