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Use Of The Combined ArmsEvery efficient officer must realize the possibilities and limitations of his own arm of the service as well as the possibilities and limitations of the other arms. Each arm of the service is necessary and important. A proper understanding of the use of the combined arms is as essential to success in battle as cooeperation between the different members of a football team is to its success. Don't knock any arm but the one you are in, and don't knock that unless you are willing to admit you are not man enough to improve it. Next: Infantry Previous: Military Correspondence
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