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US Military Manual Collection -United States Army Field Manuals are published by the United States Army's Army Publishing Directorate. As of 27 July 2007, some 542 field manuals were in use. They contain detailed information and how-tos for procedures important to soldiers serving in the field.
The following manuals are included:
5-01 (Dec 2013) medical guide fm 8-36amcp 706-177 - explosives dataantiarmor weapons subcourse in0546ar 50-5artep 7-10 mission training plan for the infantry rifle companyATP 4-25.13 Casualty Evacuationbasic sniper training u.s navy sealschemical-mustard-gascombat in built up areas subcourse in0531combat leaders guide leader handbook 1997convoy leader training handbookcounter sniper guideDAPAM550-81dictionary of military and associated termsDoDI4650-02em1110-1-3500 chem groutingem1110-1-4012 prec floc coagem1110-2-1424 lubricationhydrol fluidsem1110-2-3102em1110-2-3105 pump stationsem1110-2-3400 paintingem1110-2-3506 grouting technologyem385-1-80 radiation protectionFM 100-10 201212fm 100-11 force integrationfm 100-14 risk managementFM 100-15 Corps Operationsfm 100-15 corps operationsFM 100-151968FM 100-5 Operations of Army Forces in the FieldFM 100-51968fm 100-63 infantry-based opposing forcefm 100-7 decisive forceFM 101-1 Staff Officers' Field Manual The G1 ManualFM 101-10-1 Staff Officer's Field Manual: Organizational, Technical, and Logistical Data Planning Factors, Volume 1FM 10-12 Quartermaster Parts CompanyFM 10-13 Supply and Service Refernce DataFM 10-14 Quartermaster Bakery Company 1950fm 101-5 staff organization and operationsFM 101-54 Department of the Army Program ManagementFM 10-17 Quartermaster Organization and Service in Army and Corps 1952fm 10-27 general supply in the theater of operationsFM 10-33 Airborne Division Quartermaster Air Equipment Support Company 1961FM 10-53 Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment, Quartermaster BattalionFM 105-5 Maneuver Control 1955FM 10-8 Air Delivery of Supplies and Equipment in the Field Army 1964FM 10-8 Airdrop of Supplies and Equipment in the Theater of Operations 1969FM 110-5 Joint Action Armed ForcesFM 11-10 The Signal Battalion Infantry Division 1957FM 11-11 The Signal Battalion Armored Division 1958FM 11-117 Signal Support Company 1965fm 1-112 attack helicopter operationsFM 11-125 Field Army Signal Communications 1969FM 11-137 Signal Communications Center Operation Company 1964FM 11-16 Signal Orders, Records and Reports 1958FM 11-21 Tactical Signal Communication Systems, Army, Corps, and DivisionFM 11-23 U.S. Army Strategic Communications Command (Theater)FM 11-25 Signal Construction Battalionfm 11-32 combat net radio operationsfm 1-140 - helicopter gunneryFM 11-40FM 11-41 Audio-visual Support Center Operations 1966FM 11-53 Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment Quartermaster BattalionFM 11-8 Field Radio Relay Techniques 1957FM 11-85 Signal Base Maintenance Company (TOE 11-587( ))FM 11-9 Signal Radio RelayFM 11-92 Corps Signal Battalion and Airborne Corps Signal Battalion 1968FM 11-95 Army Command Signal Operations BattalionFM 1-20 (TEST) Nondivisional Combat Aviation Battalion, Group, and Brigade 1968FM 12-11 Administration Company, Division and Separate BrigadeFM 12-2 Adjutant General Support in Theaters of Operation 1968FM 12-4 Division/Separate Brigade Adjutant GeneralFM 12-50 The Marching Band 1957FM 12-50 The Military BandFM 12-75E Personnel Actions SpecialistFM 14-3 Comptroller Support Theaters in of OperationFM 14-3-1 (Test) Comptroller Service, TASTA-70FM 14-8 Class A Agent OfficersFM 16-100 Character Guidance Manual 1968FM 16-5 The ChaplainFM 17-1 Armor Operations 1966FM 17-1 Armor Operations, Small Units 1957FM 17-12 Tank Gunneryfm 17-15 tank platoonFM 17-30 The Armored BrigadeFM 17-30 The Armored Division BrigadeFM 17-33 Tank Battalion 1949FM 17-34 Amphibian Tank and Tractor Battalions 1950FM 17-36 Divisional Armored and Air Cavalry Units 1965fm 17-98 scout platoonFM 1-80 Aerial Observer Techniques and Procedures 1970FM 19-1 Military Police Support: Army Divisions and Separate Brigades, 1969fm 19-10 military police law and order operationsFM 19-10 Military Police Operations 1955fm 19-15 civil disturbances -FM 19-151952FM 19-2 Military Police Support in the Field ArmyFM 19-21 Traffic Control StudiesFM 19-25 Military Police Traffic Control 1964FM 19-40 Enemy Prisoners of War and Civilian Internees 1967FM 19-5 The Military PolicemanFM 19-90 The Provost Marshal 1953fm 2-0 intelligenceFM 20-100 Army Aviation 1952fm 20-11 military divingFM 20-15 Pole and Frame Supported TentsFM 20-16 Air-Supported TentageFM 20-22 Vehicle Recovery Operationsfm 20-3 camouflage concealment and decoysFM 20-60 Battlefield Illumination 1970FM 21-10 Field Hygiene and Sanitationfm 21-10 mcrp 4-11.1d field hygiene and sanitationFM 21-10 Military Sanitation 1957fm 21-11 first aid for soldiersfm 21-150 combatives 1971fm 21-150 combatives 1992fm 21-150 hand to hand combat 1971 deal the first deadly blowfm 21-18 foot marchesfm 21-20 physical fitness trainingFM 21-22 AFM 64-26 Survival At Sea 1950FM 21-26 Map Reading and Land Navigation 1993FM 21-50 Ranger Training And Ranger OperationsFM 21-6 Techniques of Military Trainingfm 21-60 visual signalsfm 21-75 combat skills of the soldierfm 21-75 scouting patrolling and sniping 1944FM 21-8 Military Training Aids 1950FM 22-10: Leadershipfm 22-100 army leadership - be know doFM 22-100 Military LeadershipFM 22-5 Drill and CeremoniesFM 22-5A Drill and Ceremonies (Cadet Drill) 1958FM 22-6 Guard Duty 1971fm 23-10 sniper trainingFM 23-11 90MM Recoilless Rifle, M67 1965FM 23-12 Technique of Fire of the Rifle Squad and Tactical Applications 1963fm 23-23 antipersonnel mine m18a1 and m18 claymoreFM 23-35 Pistols and RevolversFM 23-45 Basic Field Manual Browning Machine Gun, Caliber .30, HB M1919A4 Groundfm 23-65 browning machine gun caliber .50 hb m2FM 23-71 Rifle MarksmanshipFM 23-8 U.S. Rifle 7.62-MM, M14FM 23-8 U.S. Rifle 7.62-MM, M14 1959FM 23-9 Rifle Marksmanship: M16A1, M16A2/3, M16A4 and M4 Carbine 2003FM 23-9 Rifle, 5.56-MM, XM16E1 1966fm 24-12 communications in a come as you are warfm 24-18 tactical single channel radio communications techniquesfm 24-19 radio operators handbookFM 25-10 Motor Transportation Operations 1959fm 25-4 how to conduct training exercisesfm 25-5 training for mobilization and warfm 27-10 the law of land warfareFm 27-101956FM 27-2 Your Conduct in Combat Under The Law Of War 1984FM 27-4 (TEST) Judge Advocate Support in Theaters of OperationsFM 27-5 United States Army and Navy Manual of Military Government and Civil Affairs 1947FM 29-10 Supply Management in the Field ArmyFM 29-3 Direct Support Supply and Service in the Field ArmyFM 29-3-1 (TEST) Direct Support Supply and Service OperationsFM 29-3-1 Direct Support Supply and Service in the Theaters of OperationsFM 29-5 The Field DepotFM 29-6-1 Personnel Command, TASCOMFM 30- 30 Aircraft Recognition Manual Supplement No. 6fm 3-0 operationsFM 30-10 Terrain IntelligenceFM 30-101A Aggressor: the Maneuver Enemy Esperantu LanguageFM 30-102 Handbook on Aggressor Military Forces 1959FM 30-102 Opposing Forces: EuropeFM 30-28 Armed Forces Censorship (Army)FM 30-40 Handbook On Soviet Ground Forcesfm 3-05.222 special forces sniper training employmentfm 3-06 urban operationsfm 3-06.1 aviation urban operationsfm 3-06.11 combined arms operations in urban terrainfm 3-07-22 counterinsurgency operationsFM 31-10 Denial Operations and Barriersfm 31-15 operations against irregular forcesFM 31-16 Change No. 2: Counterguerrilla Operations, 1970fm 3-11-9 chemical biological agentsfm 31-20 doctrine for special forces operationsfm 31-20-5 special reconnaissance tactics techniques procedures for special forcesfm 31-21 guerilla warfare and special forces operationsFM 31-3 Weather Support for Field Army Tactical Operationsfm 31-70 basic cold weather manualfm 31-70 basic cold weather survival manualfm 31-71 northern operationsFM 31-8 Medical Service in Joint Operationsfm 3-19.1 military police operationsfm 3-19.13 law enforcement investigationsfm 3-19.15 civil disturbance operationsfm 3-19.17 military working dogsfm 3-19.30 physical securityfm 3-21.91 tactical employment of antiarmor platoons and companiesfm 3-22.31 40mm grenade launcher m203 february 2003 - version 2fm 3-22.31 40mm grenade launcher m203 february 2003fm 3-22.40 tactical employment of nonlethal weapons 2003fm 3-22.68 crew served machine guns 5.56-mm and 7.62-mmfm 3-22.9 rifle marksmanship m16a1 m16a2-3 m16a4 and m4 carbineFM 3-22.9c1 Rifle Marksmanship M16-/M4-Series Weaponsfm 3-23.30 grenades and pyrotechnic signalsfm 3-23.35 combat training with pistols m9 and m11fm 3-23-25 light anti-armor weaponsfm 3-24 counterinsurgencyfm 3-25.150 combativesfm 3-25.26 map reading and land navigationfm 3-34.2 combined arms breaching operationsfm 3-34.230 topographic operationsfm 34-10 division intelligence and electronic warfare operationsfm 34-130 intelligence preparation of battlefieldfm 34-130 intelligence preparation of the battlefieldfm 34-2-1 reconaissance and surveillance and intelligence support to counterreconaissancefm 34-2-1 reconnisance surveillance intelligencefm 34-3 intelligence analysisfm 34-37 echelons above corps eac intelligence and electronic warfare iew operationsfm 34-45 tactics techniques and procedures for electronic attackfm 34-52 intelligence interrogationfm 34-54 technical intelligencefm 34-60 counterintelligencefm 34-80 brigade and battalion intelligence and electronic warfare operationsfm 34-81 weather operationsfm 34-81-1 battlefield weather effectsfm 34-8-2 intelligence officers handbookfm 3-5 change 1FM 35-20 Physical Training Women's Army CorpsFM 3-55.93 Long Range Unit Surveillance Operationsfm 3-6 field behavior of nbc agentsFM 38-1 Logistics Supply ManagementFM 38-22 Logistics: Selective Management of Secondary ItemsFM 38-23 Logistics Management-Depot OperationsFM 38-5 Logistics Maintenance ManagementFM 38-6 Logistics Management ControlsFM 38-7 Logistics Materiel Development Managementfm 38-700 packaging of materiel - preservationfm 38-701 packaging of materiel - packingFM 38-8 International Logistics Managementfm 3-90 tactics 2001fm 3-97.6 mountain operationsfm 4 - 15 seacoast artillery fire control and position finding 1940fm 4-0 combat service supportfm 4-01.30 movement controlfm 4-02.1 combat health logisticsfm 4-02.17 preventive medicine servicesfm 4-02.19 dental service support in a theater of operationsfm 4-02.21 division and brigade surgeons handbook digitized tactics techniques and proceduresfm 4-02.4 medical platoon leaders handbookfm 4-02.6 the medical companyFM 41-1 Civil Affairs OperationsFM 41-10 Civil Affairs OperationsFM 41-15 Civil Affairs Military GovernmentFM 41-15 Civil Affairs Support 1967FM 4-25.11 First AidFM 4-25.12 Unit Field Sanitation TeamFM 4-25x11FM 4-25x12fm 4-30.1 munitions distribution in the theater of operationsfm 4-30.13 ammunition handbook- tactics techniques and procedures for munitions handlersFM 44-1 1965 U.S. Army Air Defense EmploymentFM 44-1 Employment of Antiaircraft Artillery 1952FM 44-1 U.S. Army Air Defense EmploymentFM 44-62 Service of the Piece Twin 40-MM Gun Motor Carriage M19fm 44-8 combined arms for air defensefm 44-80 visual aircraft recognitionFM 45-20 Civil CensorshipFM 45-25 Field Press Censorshipfm 5-102 countermobilityfm 5-103 survivabilityfm 5-104 general engineeringFM 5-11969FM 5-134 The Armored Division Engineer BattalionFM 5-15 Field Fortifications 1959FM 5-15 Field Fortifications 1968FM 5-20 Camouflage 1968fm 5-25 explosives and demolitions 1967fm 5-250 explosives and demolitions 1992FM 5-30 Engineer Intelligence 1959fm 5-31 booby trapsfm 5-33 terrain analysisFM 5-36 Route Reconnaissance and Classification 1965FM 54-1 The Logistical CommandFM 54-2 The Division Support CommandFM 54-2 The Division Support Command and Separate Brigade BattalionFM 5-426 CarpentryFM 54-3 Army Field Support CommandFM 54-4 The Support Brigade 1969FM 55-10 Army Transportation Movements ManagementFM 55-130 The Harbor Craft CompanyFM 55-30 Army Motor Transport OperationsFM 55-4 Transportation Movements in Theaters of OperationsFM 55-4-1 (TEST) Transportation Movements in a Theater of OperationsFM 55-506-1 Basic ElectricityFM 55-6 Transportation Services in Theaters of Operations 1961FM 55-6-1 (TEST) Transportation Services In A Theater of Operations 1967FM 55-61955FM 57-1 U.S. Army / U.S. Air Force Doctrine for Airborne Operations 1967FM 57-10 Forces in Joint Airborne OperationsFM 57-21 Headquarters and Headquarters Company, Airborne Division Battle GroupFM 57-30 Airborne OperationsFM 60-10 Amphibious Operations, Regiment in Assault LandingsFM 6-02.53 Tactical Radio OperationsFM 6-02.70 Army Electromagnetic Spectrum Operationsfm 6-02.72 tactical radiosFM 6-10 Field Artillery Communications 1962FM 61-100 The DivisionFM 6-120 The Field Artillery Observation Battalion and Batteries 1951FM 6-15 Field Artillery Meteorology 1970FM 6-2 Artillery SurveyFM 6-20 Artillery Tactics and Technique 1953FM 6-20 Field Artillery Tactics and Techniques 1958FM 6-20-1 Field Artillery Tactics 1965-07-01FM 6-21 Division Artillery 1960fm 6-22.5 combat stressFM 6-3 Gun Direction Computer M18FM 6-3-1 Operation of the Gun Direction Computer M18 Cannon Application 1964FM 6-3-2 Operation of Gun Direction Computer M18, Rocket ApplicationFM 6-70 105-mm Howitzer, Light, M102, TowedFM 6-75 105-mm Howitzer M2-Series Towed 1952fm 7-0 training the forceFM 700-80 Logisticsfm 7-1 battle focused trainingfm 7-10 infantry rifle companyFM 7-10 Rifle Company, Infantry and Airborne Battle Groupsfm 7-100 opposing force doctrinal framework and strategyFM 7-101962FM 7-11 Rifle Company, Infantry, Airborne Infantry and Mechanized Infantry 1962FM 7-15 Rifle Platoon and Squads: Infantry, Airborne and Mechanizedfm 7-15 the army universal task listFM 7-17 The Armored Infantry Company and Battalion 1951FM 7-20 Infantry, Airborne Infantry and Mechanized Infantry Battalionsfm 7-20 the infantry battalionFM 72-20 Jungle OperationsFM 7-24 Communication in Infantry and Airborne Divisions 1961FM 7-30 Infantry, Airborne and Mechanized Division BrigadesFM 7-30 Service and Medical Companies Infantry Regiment 1949FM 7-30 Service and Medical Companies Infantry Regiment 1954FM 7-40 Scout Dog Training and Employmentfm 7-40 scout dog training and employment 1973fm 7-8 infantry rifle platoon and squadfm 7-85 ranger unit operationsfm 7-93-j lsru night movementsfm 7-98 operations in a low intensity conflictfm 8-10-6 medical evacuation in a theater of operationsFM 8-15 Medical Service in Divisions, Separate Brigades, and the Armored Cavalry Regiment 1968fm 8-284 treatment of biological warfare agent casualtiesfm 8-42 combat health support in stability operations and support operationsfm 8-51 combat stress control in a theater of operationsFM 8-55 Army Medical Service Planning Guide 1960fm 90-10 military operation on urban terrainfm 90-10 military operations on urban terrain moutfm 90-3 desert operations - 24 august 1993fm 90-5 jungle operationsfm 90-7 combined arms obstacle integrationfm 90-8 counterguerilla operationsFM 9-17 Ordnance Ammunition CompanyFM 9-2 Ordnance Corps Logistical Data 1959fm 9-6 munitions support in the theater of operationsFM 9-9 Ordnance General Support Company 1961fmfm 1-3b sniping u.s. marine corpsfmfm 6-19 tactical employment of mortarsfmfm 6-4 marine rifle companyfmfm1a 4th generation warfarefmfrp 12-25 the guerilla and how to fight himfmfrp 12-40 professional knowledge gained from operational experience in vietnam 1965-1966fmfrp 12-41 professional knowledge gained from operational experience in vietnam 1967fmfrp 12-42 professional knowledge gained from operational experience in vietnam 1968fmfrp 12-80 kill or get killedforce health protection nutrition and exercise manualfstc-381-4012 typical foreign unconventional weaponsgta05-02-029handbook for joint urban opshistorical study - night combatit 0550 us army introduction to the intelligence analystit 0606 us army interrogation operationsjp 1-02 dod acronyms andtermsjp 3-06 doctrine for joint urban opsL6J07L7KO7aL7L11L7L17aLFM-18 Troop Life And Training Aboard Shipmcdp 1 warfightingmcdp 1-3 tacticsmcrp 2-24b remote sensor operationsmcrp 2-25a reconaissance reports guidemcrp 3-01a rifle marksmanshipmcrp 3-01b pistol marksmanshipmcrp 3-02a marine physical readiness training for combatmcrp 3-02b close combatmcrp 3-02c marine combat water survivalmcrp 3-02e understanding and surviving terrorismmcrp 3-02f fm 21-76 survivalmcrp 3-02g first aidmcrp 3-02h survival evasion and recoverymcrp 3-0a unit training management guidemcrp 3-0b how to conduct trainingmcrp 3-11.1a commanders tactical handbookmcrp 3-11.2a marine troop leaders guidemcrp 3-15.2a mortarsmcrp 3-15.2b mortar gunnerymcrp 3-17.2c multiservice procedures for explosive ordnance disposal in a joint environmentmcrp 3-33a counterguerilla operationsmcrp 3-37.1a nuclear biological and chemical vulnerability assessmentmcrp 3-37.1b potential military chemical biological agents and compoundsmcrp 3-37.1c multiservice tactics techniques and procedures for biological surveillancemcrp 3-37.2c nuclear biological and chemical aspects of concequence managementmcrp 3-37c flame riot contol agents and herbicide ops.mcrp 4-11.1c treatment of biological warfare agent casualtiesmcrp 4-11.8a marine corps field feeding programmcrp 4-11.8b war crimes investigationmcrp 4-11b environmental considerations in military operationsMCRP3-01Amcwp 2-26 geographic intelligencemcwp 2-6 counterintelligencemcwp 3-1 ground combat operationsmcwp 3-11.2 marine rifle squadmcwp 3-11.3 scouting and patrollingmcwp 3-11.4 helicopterborne operationsmcwp 3-12 marine corps tank employmentmcwp 3-15.1 machine guns and machine gunnerymcwp 3-15.3 snipingmcwp 3-15.5 magtf antiarmor operationsmcwp 3-16 fire support coordination in the ground combat elementmcwp 3-16.6 supporting arms observer spotter and controllermcwp 3-17.1 river crossing operationsmcwp 3-17.2 explosive ordnance disposalmcwp 3-17.3 magtf breaching operationsmcwp 3-3.1.2 mine warfaremcwp 3-33.2 civil disturbancesmcwp 3-33.5 counterinsurgency operationsMCWP 3-35.3 Military Operations on Urbanized Terrain (MOUT)mcwp 3-35.4 doctrine for navy-marine corps joint riverine operationsmcwp 3-35.6 desert operationsMCWP 3-37 MAGTF, Nuclear, Chemical, Biological Defense OperationsMCWP 3-37.2 Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical (NBC) Protectionmcwp 3-37.3wch1 nbc decontaminationmcwp 3-37.4 nuclear biological and chemical reconnaissancemcwp 3-40.5 electronic warfaremcwp 3-41.1 rear area operationsmcwp 3-42.1 unmanned aerial vehicle operationsmcwp 3-43.1 raid operationsmcwp 4-1 logistics operationsmcwp 4-11 tactical level logisticsmcwp 4-11.1 health service support operationsmcwp 4-11.3 transportation operationsmcwp 5-4 small warsMines and Boobytraps - FMFRP 12-43NACA-RM-SL56I18aNAVMC 2643 Manual For Drummers And BuglersNAVPERS10188-Bp 381-11 viet cong boobytrapspa 550-104 human factor considerations of undergrounds in insurgenciesPAM 20-200 The Writing of American Military History: A Guide 1956-08-24PAM 20-210 History of Personnel Demobilization in the United States ArmyPAM 20-211 Personnel Replacement System In The United States ArmyPAM 21-41 Personal Conduct For The SoldierPAM 30-60-1 Vol 3 Pt 1 Identification Guide, Part One: Weapons and Equipment, East European Communist Armies Volume III: Armored Vehicles, Tanks and Self-propelled ArtilleryPAM 310-3 Index of Training PublicationsPAM 355-10 Troop Topics: The Army Green UniformPAM 355-51 Troop Topics: I Am An American Fighting ManPAM 360-518 Know Your Enemy - The Viet CongPAM 360-527 Uniforms Of Seven AlliesPAM 381-12 Recognition Guide of Ammunition Available To, or in Use By, the Viet CongPAM 550-158 Czechoslovakia: A Country StudyPAM 550-95 Soviet Union: A Country StudyPAM 690-27 Job Elements and Performance Standards: Samples for SupervisorsPAM 70-5-1 Missiles, Rockets, and Satellites: Volume I, U.S.S.R.PAM 750-31 The M561/M792 Gama Goat - 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