| PAGE | ||
| Preface | 3 | |
| Introduction | 7 | |
| CHAPTER | ||
| I | The Essential and the Desirable | 9 |
| Knowledge and Habit | ||
| II | General Distribution of Time | 19 |
| Winter and Summer Work | ||
| III | Fire Superiority | 32 |
| Fire Distribution, Control and | ||
| Discipline, Signals | ||
| IV | Combat | 44 |
| The Company, Battalion, Regiment | ||
| V | Artillery Fire | 70 |
| Effectiveness, Formations to Meet | ||
| Team Play | ||
| VI | Patrols, Advance and Rear Guards, Outposts | 89 |
| VII | Marching | 104 |
| Preparations, Instruction, Practice | ||
| VIII | The National Guard | 113 |
| Essential Training for, Armory | ||
| Work and Summer Camps | ||
| IX | Inspections | 130 |
| Yearly, Company and Battalion | ||
| Examinations | ||
| X | Training a New Regiment | 134 |
| Principles, Schedule for | ||
| XI | Recruiting | 161 |
| Need for a Change, Plan, Reasons | ||
| XII | In Conclusion | 177 |
| Relative Values, Strength of the | ||
| Company, Our Responsibility | ||