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The War Office Publications (WW1) series are reproductions from a number of contemporary manuals and books covering First World War doctrine. These were issued by the War Office (WO) Stationery Services (SS) Department and the General Staff to all relevant departments and personnel, whereby each would require equipping, feeding, knowledge how to operate equipment, skills to fight and much more, to perform all the tasks needed to fulfil the requirements an Army needs to function. To ensure continuity in training, process and operation every facet was carefully studied and documented in a series of publications, which were circulated to explain, often in great detail how the various technical, tactical, organisational and many other functions could and should be performed. These documents provide a fascinating insight into the daily lives of soldiers, as well as details of how the conflict was fought. They also help to dispel the myth that the First World War was fought on a basis of tactical and organisational mismanagement. On the contrary, every functional detail was carefully thought through, explained and documented. They tell the true story of how the British Army fought in 1914-1918. They pro
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NOTES ON THE IDENTIFICATION OF AEROPLANES - Issued August 1917 During a time of war, having the knowledge and skill to identify not only enemy aircraft but also those of yours and your Allies is of utmost importance in both attack and defence. Cases of friendly fire do happen but by equipping military personnel with the right knowledge helps keep these to a minimum. In this manual, descriptions and illustrations of British, French and German aeroplanes used during the Great War help observers distinguish the characteristics of individual aircraft.
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