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19 publications
Field Manuals (FM), Army Doctrine Publications (ADP), Army Techniques Publications (ATP), and Training Circulars (TC) from the Army Publishing Directorate.
ATP 3-21.8
The core small unit manual: organization, movement formations and techniques, offense, defense, patrols, and battle drills at platoon and squad level. The single most useful source for how we move and fight on foot.
FM 3-90
The Army's tactics manual: the offense, the defense, and enabling operations such as reconnaissance, security, and passage of lines. Good for anyone planning operations.
FM 3-0
The Army's capstone operations manual. Describes how Army forces fight as part of a joint force. Big picture reading for mission makers.
ADP 6-0
Mission command: commander's intent, mission orders, and disciplined initiative. The idea behind briefing the why and letting leaders work out the how.
TC 3-25.26
Grid references, terrain association, compass work, and route planning. Directly useful in game with a map and compass.
ATP 3-21.18
Planning and conducting movement on foot: march discipline, rates, loads, and halts.
Doctrinal, warfighting, and reference publications (MCDP, MCWP, MCTP, MCRP) from the Marine Corps Publications Electronic Library.
MCDP 1
The Marine Corps' short foundational text on the nature of war and maneuver warfare: commander's intent, main effort, and decentralized decision making. Meant to be read cover to cover.
MCDP 1-3
How to think about tactics: achieving a decision, gaining advantage, speed, adapting, and cooperating. A companion to Warfighting.
MCDP 1-0
How the Marine Corps organizes and operates as a Marine Air Ground Task Force across the range of military operations.
MCRP 3-10A.4
Tactics, techniques, and procedures for employing the rifle squad. The basic squad level publication.
MCTP 3-01A
How to plan, prepare, organize, and execute patrols, plus basic scouting skills, tracking, and fieldcraft.
Air Force Doctrine Publications (AFDP) from the LeMay Center for Doctrine.
AFDP 1
The Air Force's capstone doctrine: what airpower is, why the service fights, and how it operates.
AFDP 3-03
Airpower against enemy land forces: air interdiction and close air support, and how air and ground forces coordinate. The reference for pilots and anyone calling for air support.
AFDP 3-0
How the Air Force plans, executes, and assesses air operations.
AFDP 3-01
Gaining and keeping control of the air: offensive and defensive counterair.
AFDP 3-0.1
How air forces are commanded and controlled, including centralized command, distributed control, and decentralized execution.
Joint Publications (JP) from the Joint Chiefs of Staff, plus anything else worth citing.
JP 3-0
The keystone joint operations publication: how the services fight together.
JP 5-0
The keystone joint planning publication: operational design and the joint planning process. Useful for campaign and mission planners.
CGTTP 6-01.1B
How to talk on a voice radio: every procedure word and what it means, the phonetic alphabet, how numbers are spoken, how to call and answer, and how to do a radio check. It follows ACP 125, the radiotelephone procedure shared by allied militaries.
