Intelligence Bulletin Vol 01 No 04 December 1942

The Intelligence Bulletin for November included a section on the early fighting in the Solomon Islands. Since that time additional reports have been received, giving much more information about Japanese tactics and weapons. All the reports are from officers and enlisted men who took part in the operations. In presenting the new information, duplication of data given a month ago is avoided as far as possible.

Our observers are placing renewed emphasis on the extreme cunning, treachery, fanaticism, and brutality practiced by the Japanese. Several instances of these practices are given in this section. It is the belief of our observers that our troops must take nothing for granted in dealing with the Japanese and must ever be alert for any possibility.

Contents
Part One:: JapanSection I: Fighting in the Solomon IslandsSection I: Hints for Soldiers in LibyaSection VI: MiscellaneousPart Three:: ItalySection I: The Individual SoldierPart Four:: United NationsSection I: Maintaining DirectionPart One:: JapanSection I: Fighting in the Solomon
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