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Chapter II: Part II: Combat

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1. Introduction 350-357
2. Leadership 358-388
(_a_) General considerations 358-370
(_b_) Teamwork 371-377
(_c_) Orders 378-383
(_d_) Communication 384-388
3. Combat reconnaissance 389-399
4. Fire superiority 400-424
(_a_) Purpose and nature 400-401
(_b_) Fire direction and control 402-424
5. Deployment 425-441
6. Attack 442-488
(_a_) Deployment for attack 449-452
(_b_) Advancing the attack 453-457
(_c_) The fire attack 458-463
(_d_) The charge 464-475
(_e_) Pursuit 476-480
(_f_) Attack of fortifications 481-484
(_g_) Holding attack 485-488
7. Defense 489-519
(_a_) Positions and intrenchments 489-494
(_b_) Deployment for defense 495-510
(_c_) Counterattack 511-516
(_d_) Delaying action 517-519
8. Meeting engagements 520-530
9. Withdrawal from action 531-535
10. Miscellaneous 537-622
(_a_) Machine guns 537-546
(_b_) Ammunition supply 547-553
(_c_) Mounted scouts 554-557
(_d_) Night operations 558-568
(_e_) Infantry against Cavalry 569-574
(_f_) Infantry against Artillery 575-578
(_g_) Artillery supports 579-583
(_h_) Intrenchments 584-595
(_i_) Minor warfare 596-603
(_j_) Patrols 604-622

PART III--_Marches and camps._

1. Marches 623-660
(_a_) Training and discipline 623-635
(_b_) Protection of the march 636-660
2. Camps 661-707
(_a_) Sanitation 661-677
(_b_) Protection of camp or bivouac 678-707

PART IV--_Ceremonies and inspections._

1. Ceremonies 708-765 (_a_) Reviews 711-731 (_b_) Parades 732-735 (_c_) Escorts 736-744 2. Inspections 745-754 3. Muster 755-757 4. Honors and salutes 758-765

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Infantry Drill Regulations, United States Army, 1911Chapter II: Part II: Combat

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