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Table of Contents
SECTION I. ORGANIZATION
1. General
2. Basic Principles of Organization 3. Antiaircraft as a Component of the Air Force 4. Antiaircraft Organic to the Army 5. Antiaircraft in the Navy SECTION II. WEAPONS AND EQUIPMENT
SECTION III. USE OF AA WITH FIELD FORCES
11. Introduction
12. General Principles 13. Operational Use Against Air Targets 14. Operational Use Against Ground Targets 15. Establishment of Gun Positions 16. Deception and Concealment
SECTION IV. USE OF AA IN DEFENSE OF GERMANY AND REAR AREAS
17. Historical Background
18. General Organization of AA Defenses 19. The AA Command in an Air District 20. Employment of AA Guns 21. Employment of Searchlights 22. Employment of Barrage Balloons 23. Aircraft-Warning System 24. Passive Means
SECTION V. CONCLUSIONS |
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German Antiaircraft Artillery, Military Intelligence Service, Special Series 10, Feb. 1943
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