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German Army Studies

The German
Tactical Doctrine

• U.S. Dept. of War, 1945 •


Attached is a single page study of German World War II tactics that was created by the United States Department of War two months prior to the German surrender:

“…the Germans have placed a considerable reliance on novel and sensational weapons such as the mass use of armor, the robot bomb, and the super-heavy tank. Their principal weaknesses in this regard have been their failure to integrate these new techniques with established arms and tactics –German field artillery, for example, did not maintain pace with German armor -and their devotion to automatic weapons at the expense of accuracy.”

Read A Study of the German Tactical Doctrine <br>(U.S. Dept. of War, 1945) for Free
German Tactics 1939-1945WW 2 German TacticsLate War German Failures 1945US War Department of War Study of German Army 1945Late War German Strategy 1945Late WW 2 German TacticsWW 2 StrategyGerman ww2 German tacticstactical study ww2 European theater of operationsGerman fighting tacticsGerman soldier fighting tactics report1945 study of German WW2 tactics

The German [br]Tactical Doctrine

German Tactics 1939-1945WW 2 German TacticsLate War German Failures 1945US War Department of War Study of German Army 1945Late War German Strategy 1945Late WW 2 German TacticsWW 2 StrategyGerman ww2 German tacticstactical study ww2 European theater of operationsGerman fighting tacticsGerman soldier fighting tactics report1945 study of German WW2 tactics
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