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As outlined in appropriate international agreements and FM 27-10, four important factors give a guerrilla legal status: (1) be commanded by a person responsible for the actions of his subordinates; (2) wear a fixed and distinctive insignia or sign recognizable at a distance; (3) conduct operations in accordance with the laws and customs of war ...

2024年8月28日 · This manual provides guidance in Special Forces and guerrilla warfare operations. The basic concepts of unconventional warfare are presented in a manner designed to acquaint the reader with Special Forces organization, concepts, and methods of operations to fulfill the Army's role and responsibility for the conduct of guerrilla warfare.

2024年8月16日 · English: U.S. Army Field Manual 31-21 about Guerrilla Warfare and Special Forces Operations, from 1961.

This field manual is designed to assist commanders and staff officers whose duties require a knowledge of the employment of special forces units. It is also specifically designed to assist the special forces group commander, his staff, and unit commanders in preparing for the operational employment of all elements of the group.

2022年2月26日 · Topics FM 31-21 (1961), Guerilla Warfare and Special Forces Operations Collection opensource Item Size 53.6M

FM 31-21, Special Forces Operations-U.S. Army Doctrine, and FM 31-21A, its classified supplement, describe the mission, capabilities, organization, methods of employment, and support of the US Army Special Forces group.

2022年10月1日 · This manual provides guidance in Special Forces and unconventional warfare operations for commanders and staffs at all levels.

This manual provides guidance in Special Forces and unconventional warfare operations for commanders and staffs at all levels.

outlined in appropriate international agreements and FM 27-10, four important factors give a guerrilla legal status; (1) be com¬ manded by a person responsible for the actions of his subordin¬ ates; (2) wear a fixed and distinctive insignia or sign recognizable at a distance; (3) conduct operations in accordance with the laws and customs of ...