Chinese military manuals

Chinese Military Doctrine: Reflection and Critique on the PLA’s View By Dr. Alexander Chieh-cheng Huang The concepts of “people’s war” (or military doctrine) and “active defense” (military strategy) are two fundamental components of Mao Zedong’s military thought. “Military doctrine” (junshi zhidao sixiang/zhunze) provides File Size: KB. Army DA administrative publications and forms by the Army Publishing Directorate APD. The latest technologies high quality electronic pubs and forms view U.S. Army Regulations and DA Forms. about China, as well as numerous policy papers and journal articles. This monograph is developed from his latest book, The Dragon Extends its Reach: Chinese Military Power Goes Global (Potomac Books, Inc., ). Dr. Wortzel is a graduate of the Armed Forces Staff College and the U.S. Army War College, and holds a Ph.D. from the University of.

'China's Military Strategy'. This is the first White Paper issued during President Xi Jinping's tenure. As its reading in the relevant section of the monograph would reveal, it exhibits some points of departure in China's military strategy. The White Paper provides cues for future developments in China's military and strategic affairs. Army Doctrine, Field Manuals Army Regulations Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT) DA ACFT Scorecard. ATP HOLISTIC HEALTH AND FITNESS TESTING. FM HOLISTIC HEALTH AND FITNESS. Army Doctrine Publications (ADPs) ADPs are the capstone resources to the Field Manuals (FMs).These are intended to be short, comprised readings to cover only the most pertinent information. See Chinese Tactics, Army Techniques Publication (ATP) , August 9, The page document is mainly intended to help provide a realistic basis for training of US forces. But in doing so it sheds some new light on China's military forces, at least as they are perceived by US military observers. It is based primarily on open sources.

Military Manual () The Law of War on Land being Part III of the Manual of Military Law, The War Office, HMSO, LOAC Pamphlet () The Law of Armed Conflict, D/DAT/13/35/66, Army Code (Revised ), Ministry of Defence, prepared under the Direction of The Chief of the General Staff, Army Publishing Directorate. Chapek Road., Bldg Fort Belvoir, VA () Office of the Administrative Assistant to the Secretary of the Army. Wuzi (Chinese: wiktionary: 吳 子; pinyin: Wuzi) Wu Qi. The present text of the Wuzi consists of six sections, each focusing on a critical aspect of military affairs: Planning for the State; Evaluating the Enemy; Controlling the Army; the Tao of the General; Responding to Change; and, Stimulating the Officers.