U.S. Intelligence Bulletin Series

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March 1946
CONTENTS: Preparedness in the Atomic Age / The "Little Man"—Jap Undercover Intelligence in Japan / Red Army Officers' Corps / Von Rundstedt Explains—Reasons for Germany's Defeat / Operation Easter Egg—German Plan for Sabotage Depots / Japanese Intelligence Methods—Part I: The Intelligence Organization of Japan / German Horse Cavalry and Transport / The Plan That Failed—Japan's Ground Strategy from Pearl Harbor to Defeat / The German Mouse: Super-Super-Super-Heavy Tank Became Hitler's White Elephant / Japanese Military Medicine / What Do You Know About Foreign Weapons? / Red Army Guards
COVER: Lightly armed Cossack cavalry, impressed into German service, was a valuable asset in policing mountainous Balkan terrain. This German-controlled cavalry represented only a small percentage of the total number of horse and horse-drawn units which, together with pack units, made up most of the "highly-mechanized" German Army.

 
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