Soviet Documents on the Use of War Experience: Volume Two: The Winter Campaign, 1941-1942: Soviet (Russian) Study of War

Chapter 1 Operational-Tactical Lessons of the Winter Campaign 1941–1942; Chapter 2 Features of Offensive Actions in Winter; Chapter 3 Combat Use of Ski Troops; Chapter 4 Combat Operations of Artillery in the Winter of 1941–1942; Chapter 5 Reconnaissance; Chapter 6 Combat Use of Large Cavalry Formations; Chapter 7 Features of Actions on the Karelian-Finnish Theater; Chapter 8 The Struggle for Domination in the Air on the Northwestern Front; Chapter 9 Defense of a Large Populated Area; Chapter 10 Air Defense of a Large Area; Chapter 11 Combat use of Camouflage Smoke by Ground Forces; Chapter 12 Topographic Support of Troops According to the Experience of the Great Patriotic War; Chapter 13 Position Concerning the Organization and Operation of the Army Rear; Chapter 14 Orders, Directives, and Instructions Index of Proper Names;

The Soviet Study of War" series examines the lessons Soviet military theorists and commanders learned from the study of their own military experience.