Ruses and Snares Training Circular - page 1
Francis Bangs and U.S. Military Intelligence Section
National WWI Museum and Memorial
Kansas City, United States
Training Circular No. 21 titled "Ruses and Snares of the Enemy When Retreating". Document created by the Military Intelligence Section with this copy used at Camp Upton, NY by the 77th Division. Circular includes examples of snares and traps used by German soldiers during the retreat between Artois and the Aisne. The list is organized by location such as shelters, trenches, stables, etc. and includes precautionary measures. Dated February 18, 1918.
From the service of Captain Francis N. Bangs, MP Company, 77th Division, AEF, and Sqd. A, 1st NY National Guard Cavalry, Camp McAllen, Texas, Mexican Border, 1916
- Title: Ruses and Snares Training Circular - page 1
- Creator: Francis Bangs, U.S. Military Intelligence Section, Francis Bangs
- Date Created: 1918-02-18
- Location Created: Camp Upton, New York, Camp Upton, New York
- Subject Keywords: World War I
- Type: Document, Document
- Rights: National WWI Museum and Memorial, National WWI Museum and Memorial
- External Link: View Online Collections Database Record
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