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258 MAO TSE-TUNG Diagram 2 ORGANIZATION OF AN INDEPENDENT GUERRILLA BATTALION Battalion Commander Political Officer Executive Officer FROM MARX TO MAO Battalion Headquarters and Three Companies Intelligence Machine-Gun ⋆ Administrative NOT FOR NOTES COMMERCIAL | | Section Section Section Signal Medical Section Section First Second Third Fourth Company Company Company Company 1. Total headquarters of an independent guerrilla battalion may vary from a minimum of 46 to a maximum of 110. 2. When there are 4 companies to a battalion, regimental organization used be used. DISTRIBUTION 3. Machine-gun squads may be heavy or light. A light machinegun squad has from 5 to 7 men. A heavy machine-gun squad has from 7 to 9 men. 4. The intelligence section is organized in from 2 to 4 squads, at least one of which is made up of plain-clothes men. If horses are available, one squad should be mounted. 5. If no men are available for strecher-bearers, omit them and use the cooks or ask for aid from the people. 6. Each company must have at least 25 rifles. The remaining weapsons may be fowling-pieces, etc., big swords, or locally made shotguns.
ON GUERRILLA WARFARE Table 2 ALLOCATION OF PERSONNEL AND ARMS, INDEPENDENT GUERRILLA BATTALION RANK PERSONNEL ARM Battalion Commander 1 Pistol Political Officer 1 Pistol Executive Officer Battalion Headquarters 1 Pistol FROM MARX TO MAO Signal Section 2 ⋆ Administrative Section Section Chief 1 Rifle Runner 1 Rifle Public Relations 10 Rifle Duty Personnel 2 Barbers 3 Supply 1 Cooks 10 Medical Section Medical Officer NOT FOR 1 Stretcher-Bearers 6 Nursing 4 Intelligence COMMERCIAL Section Section Chief 1 Pistol Intelligence 30 Pistol Machine-Gun Section As Available As Available DISTRIBUTION Total, Headquarters 75 Three Companies (122 each) 366 TOTAL 441 259 34 Pistols 12 Rifles 9 Pistols 294 Rifles 43 Pistols 306 Rifles
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vi MAO TSE-TUNG THE SECOND ANNIVERS
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viii MAO TSE-TUNG ON LU HSUN (!(#&)
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x MAO TSE-TUNG ING DRIVEN TO JOIN T
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2 MAO TSE-TUNG oteer. In Germany, P
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MISS CHAO’S SUICIDE* November !^,
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MISS CHOU“S SUICIDE My attitude t
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THE ROLE OF THE MERCHANTS IN THE NA
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ROLE OF THE MERCHANTS IN THE NATION
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THE CHINESE GOVERNMENT AND THE FORE
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THE BITTER SUFFERINGS OF THE PEASAN
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42 MAO TSE-TUNG VI. VICTORY IN CHIN
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82 MAO TSE-TUNG movement under the
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84 MAO TSE-TUNG Soviet movement and
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102 MAO TSE-TUNG On this foundation
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104 MAO TSE-TUNG ECONOMIC POLICY OF
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PROCLAMATION ON THE NORTHWARD MARCH
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WE ARE NOT GOING TO TURN THE COUNTR
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132 MAO TSE-TUNG the International
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Comrades, ON LU HSUN* !(#& FROM MAR
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