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31 January l9L~5

AZhJ
;NiTET 2 to FO 17, HEAD UARTERS EIG~TH AAR Y, 22 JANJARY 19Lh5
1. A1\. SEX 3 a, is amended as follows/:

Change :

Btrys Aand D, 102d AW BK

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to read:

Btrys 4,, 102d AAAW 3n

By command of Lieutenant General JICH2LBZRGE R:

C. E. DYERS,
Brigadier General, General Staff Corps,
Chief of Staff.
OFFICIAL:

CRA~i7DELL
G-3.

CLASSIFICATION CHANGED TO:

CANCELW
BYk AUTHORITY OF THE ADTU TA T GENERAL

4 MAR 1946 DT WN RE
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a Date: ~. aiuaryr l;) 5.

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11EJJQ Tfi TDRS EIGH-THi I.R

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O5&CG., 26 january 191

,(MNDI ENT Nro. 1 to F.O. 17, Headquarter's Eighth Army, 22 January l9L .

1.. 1dd the following as paragraph 2 a (6):

t 2, a (6). Te preparect to land the Lhls tIfantry Division, C;HQ reserve,
in the objective ar'ea, or to pass the hilst infantry Division to
control of Commaanding~ Genera?, SIXTHI U S0i2K~ in the LIG)YEN
Area as nay be directed by GENERLPAL HEADQUAR\TETRS, SOUTH VIEST
PACflC AP2A to

2. Change paragraphs 3 e, f and g, to read respectively 3 g, h and i; acd

paragraphs 3 e and as f ollows :,
1l3. e. One bat t:a.?.i on cf the 19th Infantry Re inent will be
prepared by overwater movement to land in. -the objective area on
1 and upon arrival in the objective area 'vill pass to the control
of the Commranding General, U1th Airborne Division d
f. The 141st Infantry Division, GHQ reserve, will be prepared1 to land
in the objective area on orders from this headquar tars, arnd upon
landing will remain under control of Commanding General, EIGHLTH U. S.'
e I
AmV

3. Annexc 3 a is amended as follow~s

TROOP LIST M.6
dA '4Je
COI AT TR OOPS

Delete: 1 Plat~ Co. C, 532d Engr Boat & Shore Regt 100 Leyte

Add; Co C, %92d:Engr Boat & Shore Regt 330 Leyte

SERVICE UNITS

Add: 1 Plat, l1460th Engr Boat Maint Co 60 Leyte

By command of Lieutenant General. EICI1ELBERGEfl:

hie G a )taf Corps,

BOVTEN,
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 ..o. ENT17,No. Headquarters
AI_.DI 1 to Eighth' Army, 22 January 19L5, Contd.

___'T IBTTION:
same as F,,0. 17, 22 Janauary 1914$
1us:

CG '3VTF (3)
00 19th RCT' (1)

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Date: 22 January E

ANNEX 1 to FO 17, INTELLIGENCE

1. S1ThilvIRY OF THE ENEMY SITUATION:

See G-2 Estimate of the Enemy Situation, Southwest LUZON, I

January 19L5, this headquarters, Photo Interpretation Reports, this
headquarters, and Intelligence Summaries of GHQ and this headquarters,

2. ESSENTIAL ELE1IfENTS OF INFORMATION:

a, 9ret is the strength, composition, identification,and dispo-

sition of enemy forces, and the nature of defensive installations, in
the objective area?

b. Are there any indications of concentrations of enemy forces or

of movement of reinforcements toward the objective area?

c. Will the enemy attempt to interrupt our movement to the ob-

jective area, using.his air or naval forces?

d. Will the enemy employ his air or naval forces to attack our
beachhead and supply vessels, or his air forces to interrupt our ad-
vance from the initial objective area?

3. RECONNAISSANCE AND OBSERVATION ISSIONS

a. The Commanding General, 11th Airborne Divisions will .ihitiate

reconnaissance to:

(1) Determine accurately the, strength of garrisons in the

areas under attack.

(2) Observe on the roads leading to the objective area for

- reinforcement of enemy forces and indications of offensive action.

(3) Obtain id tificaton, of A ts posing our forces.

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(L) Utilizc guelriilacrcers

,r fo, .3: r' tion gathering agencies
and establish direct signal communicaimn t n the local guerrilla
intelligence net and Headquarters 11th Airborne Division.

b. Commander, supporting aircraft, is requested to observe and

report:

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d, issignment of shipping: See nnex h0

3. See: Operations -Map, Annex 6~
a. 'The:. 1~h 1 RBOR IhVISION, (less S1t'h Parachrn'te R gin &ita1 Comboat Team),
by amphibious mc cemen-: from bases in U YTEJ w11:
(1) Land one regi~tis2.> co-nbat teas , on X..:ay at H-lHar, in the NAySUGBT
area, serze anuf e: end a beachhead 0
(2)' Secure the south :CJ ?.nk of the° lencTng byr b1.rck ng Eneny approach
from the PL~t YJN B
tL2 " ?NT U:7lJarea (.Phase I., Opercabionis
"O P~C~2
Map, nnex 6)e
(3) Land one regimental combat team at NS1&UG3J as directed by Commanding
General, EIGHTH U.S A Arny
(L) Asdvance inland to effect a junction vdth the 1ilth Parac~hute Regi-
mnal Combat Team on T GLAYTJAY Ridge (Phase II,~ Oper.atioens, ap
Annex 6).

b. The 511th Parachute. Regimental' Conibat Team will be prepared to move by

air from IE 2Sand MI" DC O bases, land by pav.rachute droo io g o,- AGYXi
~idge (See operationsMpLnc6)tosi t arohe o e
north, deny thce enery paissaga i'r.o its cb:,;fJectave area94 and ffecta
junction v'mth tbo fore c~'the li TM BO&2iIVISION D moving inland
from NA 3tUGIU. The jump will be made upon order of Commanding General)
EIGHTH U4 3S my,

c.* The 11TH AIRBORE DIVISION, reinf orced? after assemblA ng on TAG YTAs.
Ridge,. 'willi be prepared for fuhrthr:r action to the: north and east' as
directed by Commnding General. EIGHiTH UJ ry

d. ,Commanding General, 11TH .IBBOE DIVISION, reinforced; will assume con-

trol: of and direct the operations of Filipino Forces in BALTANGAS Province
and that portion, of TiJh3AS rovince soauth of i1_°~ 101x lorth latitude' ah d
west of the line AN\TI~iiONLN A-GD1 GAN, both inclusive.

ea Antiaircraft:

(1) M ~on To provide antiaircraft d

~wi # 'riority to (a) concentrati x a
& pe SC's t 1t onl
Na s, (b') defiles. iS'S'i1..H Y .''' '

(2) Secondr Mis~sion: Destruction of surface targets,~

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22 January 39L.5, c
f. The 11.TH AL ,BOIZNE DIVIION) reinfocd will occupy and defend sites for
light radar and air warnr~ig insta~iations as cec{ d

g. Engineer: See Annex 7a

x. (1) Control of Slth Parachute Regimental Combat Team'
(a) Staging and mounting is te responsibility of the Commanding
General, 1TH1 LiJRBOiTE DIVISIQN a
(b) Control passes to Commanider, ALLIED AIR Forces, when airborne.

(c) Control passes to Commanding x neral, 11TH iJREORNE DIVISION,

when dropped. Commanding General, 11TH AIRBORNE DIVISION,
will promptly inform Commanding General, EIGHiTH U.S. Army,
upon assumption of this control~
(2) 11T AIRBONE DIVISION, reinforced, passes to direct control of
:Co trnanding General, EIGHTH U.S. !irrny, at 0001 I, 23 January 19hS
(See Troop List, A~nnex 3).
(3) (a) During the amphibious movement and landing, Commander, Naval
Attack Force, is in control of all amphibious operations~
Control of forces ashore passes to Commanding General, 11TH
ATBORNE DIVISION, reinforced, after his arrival ashore and
upon his- notification to Commander, Naval Attack Force, that.
he is ready to assume command of his forces ashore

(b): Commanding General, 11TH AIRBORNE DIVISION, reinforced, will

promnptly inform Coim anding General, EIGHTH U... Army,, at the
time he. assumes command ashore,
!~. See Administrative Order No, L, this headquarters.

5.a. Seec Annex 5, Signal Orderso

b. Command Posts:
EIGHTH U.S. Army LEYTE, now open.
11TH AIRBORNE IVISION Afloat,, ,to be announced~,
Ashorr ~ jeported.

Lieutenant General, ni{ x tes Am~y,

Commanding,
F.0. 7, Hq Eighth Ar'my, 22 January 19h5,conti d.

AXES:

Annex~ I -«_ntel)igence.
Annex 2 - 1Ii s as asd supp -^.ing Lorces by GH-Q, WPA.
A~nrex 3 - Troop List,
Amnex Lh - Assignment of Shippingb
Ann: 5- S:LgnaL Orders F
Annex '6. Opperations Map 0
Lnnex 7 - Engineer.

DT3TRtBU TION
GHQk , (6)
CINCOA. (1)
O US.4FFE (I).
CG USASOS (7L)
CO AR MiF (2)
C''F 78.2
00 w~ (1)
CG FE~AR (2)
CG' Fifth Afr ForcF (2) s

Ln 0 Fifth ,kf F o (2) f''

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cG X Cdrps (2)
0G XI Corps (2)
O XIv Corps (2)
CO 11th 4k'D D Tv
CGO VVTY (3)'
CG 2tt Inf 'Div (2)
OG1lust iffDiv (3)
QD WD "WA.
SL"C (3)
CG siixth Army
CG Base ~
Pl~us dir-ibuti'on in this headdquartexrs
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,Init= -Y( C: ( 4
Date: 22 Jnuary

ANNEX 1 to FO 17, INTELLIGENCE

1. SU tIARY OF THE ENEMY SITUATION:

See G-2 Estimate of the Enemy Situation, Southwest LUZON, 1

January 19!j, this headquarters, Photo Interpretation Reports, this
headquarters, and Intelligence. Summaries of GHQ and this headquarters,

2. ESSENTIAL ELEIV]ENTS OF INFORMkTION:

a. iha t is the strength, composition, identification1 and dispo-

sition of enemy forces, and the nature of defensive installations, in
the objective area?

b. Are there any indications of concentrations of enemy forces or

of movement of reinforcements toward the objective area?

c. Will the enemy attempt to interrupt our movement to the ob-

jective area, using.his air or naval forces?

d. Will the enemy employ his air or naval forces to attack our
beachhead and supply vessels, or his air forces to interrupt our ad-
vance from the initial objective area?

3. RECONNAISSANCE AND ODSERVATION MISSIONS:

a. The Commanding General, 11th Airborne Division, will initiate

reconnaissance to:

(1) Determine accurately the, strength of garrisons in the

rareas under attack.

(2) Observe on the road's leading to the objective area for

-reinforcement of enemy forces and indications of offensive action.
(3) Obtain i tfiaton of 1its osing our forces.

(L) Utilize guejie i ces fa ion gathering agencies

and establish direct signal comnuniication tvi the local guerrilla
intelligence net and Headquarters 11th Airborne Division.

b. Commander, supporting aircraft, is requested to observe and

report:

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 (1) Indicatio - o cnntations and preparations for
movement of enemy forces.

(2) Movement of motor vehicles or foot columns along roads

leading to our objective area.

C. Commander, supporting naval units, is requested to oobserve and

report:

(1) Any movement of enemy naval forces, inctding, major units,

minor surface units and submarines, toward our beachhead.

(2) Any escorted or unescorted movement toward our beachhead,

but especially night movement, of vessels capable of ctarrying troops.

i. IIEASUurES FO1 HA1 rDLING PRISONERS, CAPTURED DCCUiJENT.3JAN CAPTURED

ENEi EQUIP'ENT:

a. In accordance with Sec II, FM 30-15; USAFFE Regcilations No.

8OO, 'l9L4h; TJSaFFE Cir Nfo. 83 19;h SOP (Intelligence), this head-
quarters, and ADIaNISTRATIVE ORDEIR NO. t, this headquarters.

b. Prisoners.

(1) All prisoners of war will be treated in accordance with

the Geneva Convention of 1929. Troops will not accept or take souvenirs
from prisoners, or engage in unnecessary conversation.

(2) All prisoners (including, whenever possible, those who are

wounded),. will be segregated at the first opportunity into groups con-
posed of: (a) officers, (b) non-commissioned officers, (c) privates,
and (d) enemy civilians. No communication between groups will be
permitted.

(3) Examination will be conducted only by authorized interro-

gat and will be limited in each command to those items which it is
ca "of exploiting at once. Identifications and information on
hostilsregth, composition and disposition will be communicated to
G-2 ighth rmy by the most rapid means available. Briefs of examnina-
tions will be forwarded with the prisoners to the next higher echelon.

(It.)Nisci interrogator teams will not be assigned to units

lower than a eg nt or separate force on an independent mission, and
wil ' d ~forward of the CF of such units. In case of
ec p oral n ited personnel may be sent forward, but not below
~f
'~ritxaminations of prisoners, provided they are
accompanied by adequate: d. Interrogation and translation reports
(other than by ATIS person el) will be identified by number assigned

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each interpreter or interrogatorby the Qoru ndingtGeneral, 11th

Airborne Division. Reports wi~ esgedbname
(5) Interrogation personnel are prohibite m .±4ng or
guarding prisoners.

(6) Wounded prisoners will be given such immediate medical aid

as is possible and will be deemed available for interrogation irrespective
of physical condition.

C. Documnents.

(1) All prisoners will be searched at the first opportunity, and

all maps, papers and documents appropriated. Front line units will
search enemy dead andi.aptured enemy positions for documents. After field
examination, situation maps, papers, copies of'tactical orders and ins-
tructions will be sent through channel&sat-the earliest opportunity to
G-2 Elighth Ary..

(2)' Captured documents will not be marked or defaced in any

manner, Documents may be "Keyd." in BLUE PENCIL only for translation
purposes, and translations :written on .separate sheets of paper attached
thereto.

(3) Persons desiring the return of capture. documents will

attach name, rank and military address of person to whom document is
to be mailed, to the document in such as manner a&s not to 'obscure any
written portion.

d. Enemy Materiel.
(1) Supply arms and services are. charged with colleotion :and
study of captured equipment and materiel, and will inform G-2 of new
developments in types of equipment and the location of samte. Intelli-
gen&w personnel discovering enemy materiel and supplies will report
same to the appropriate' supply arm or service, which then takes control
of the stoc~k and materials in question,

(2) Commanddrs' of units effecting capture of enemy equipment

will be charged with. collecting, security' and labeling of the equipmaernt,
indicating date and place of cpt re i4t effecting capture, and that
the item was acqut y °= t d'. Mtet ' c& case of. new weapons,
method of use, if l tatst 4 tes will not be removed
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except by authorized t e ,mel. Theater regula-

tions will govern the retention of any captured equipment.

(3) .Ii event of imminent capture, destruction of enemy equipment

will be given first priority7 unit co.ianders .Enemy equipment not
recoverable will be destroyc

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 (1) Technical equipmaet which is part of a urger installation.
will, if possible, be left intact for inspection by a aed.epresont-
tive of the appropriate arm or service, who should be no & immediately.

(5) lfhere necessary, unit commanders are authorized to retain

items required for immediate . operational use.

(6) Technical intelligence tears are attached to Headquarters

llth:'Airborne Division. They will assist in the ;proper handling and use
of captured enemy equipment. Teams are .primarily responsible to the 0-2
of the unit to which they are attached, but will maintain liaison as
necessary with appropriate special staff sections and with CIC and ATIS
units. They will perform the following functions:

(a) Provide technical information of captured enemy equip-

rent which will facilitate the progress of the operation.

(b)
Assist in the proper handling and safeguarding of
captured equipment.

(c) Provride personnel, for training friendly troops in the

use and maintenance of captured equipment and weapons.

(d) Remove nameplates from captured equipment, take charge

of nameplates removed by other personnel, and forward directly to A. C.
of S., -2 USASOS, APO 707.

(e) if technical intelligence personnel are not available,

their functions will be performed by regularly assigned intelligence
personnel, except that name tes removed from captured equipment will
-

be transmitted to A. C. G-2, Eighth Army.

. MAPS AND PHOTOGRAPHS: "

a. ' vaps: See .Engineer Annex.

b. Photos;

(1) Air photos of objective areas ;will be issued the Commanding

General, 11th Airborne Division, as availableprior to X - Day.

(2)
Re sts for all photographic mi!ss{os and contact prints
4bni~tt to AC of 5, G-2 Eighth Arm except during Ithe period
f, e-a tctiol janit is assigned to direct support of the operation.
urg. such pk of direct'support, requests will be made directly
through ALP channels to the commander of supporting, aircraft and a repoa
of coverage procured made t~o AC of S, G.2 Eighth Army.

6. COUNTERINTELIGENCE: ;
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ordance
with SOP (Intelligence), this headquarters. The following supplementary
measures are prescribed:

1) Number of officers and enlisted personnel to be employed in

planning will be limited in number so far as practicable.

(2) Subordinate commanders and services will be given only the

information absolutely essential to them for the performance of their
duties, and at the proper time.

(3) Proper precautions will be taken to prevent the attendance

of unauthorized :personnel at c-onferences regarding the operation:

(hj) The provisions of AR 38O- and Secs II and V, FM 30-25, will

be strictly adhered to in the preparation, classification and safeguarding
of documents.

(~) information- of opera&tions .will not go down below battalion

and similar unit headquarters,, unless absolu y necessary, until after
final embarkation from staging area.

(6) No troops will be allowed to set foot on shore after finalI

emibarkation "

(7) Messages pertaining to the operation during the planning

stage and prior to embarkation will not be sent by means of radio, pigeon,
or telephone,, except in cases of extreme emergency, and then only with
the approval ofh Commandng General7T1 hAirborne Division. Necessary
measuxres will be put into ef'fect to enforce this.

(8) The Signal Officer, this headquarters, will be responsible

for radiio deceptive measures (maintaining of dummy signal traffic in
evacuation areas) to cover convoy movement.

(9) Such means of identification of troops in front line areas

as are deemed'expedient will be adopted.

(10)' Utmost care will be excercised to insure that Filipino na-

tionals are' not needlessly fired upon.

(11) Each commander one b( r maintaining the necessary

counterintelligence screen~ d tIe ~ of our beach-
head installations, cons .u rea Lens ive positiori

b. Filipino nationals whom the Counter Intellig Corps determines

have voluntarily given aid, comfort and sustenance to the enemy and/or
constitute a threat to the security of military, operations, will be in-.
terned by the Provost Marshal. Persons ascertained to be members of' the
Japanese-organized Bureau of Constabulary (BC) in the Philippines will
be detained by commanders of operational areas pending investigation by

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 CIC. C1 detachments will investigate the activities of each individual
while a member of the PC, "classifying as "Loy4", ''Doubtful", or "Enemy
Collaborationist". Action will be taken in acc< ace with Letter GHQ,
SJtPA, 10 October I9hL., AG .200(10 Oct lh)A, subje& .,'Disposition of
Members of' the 3C and of other Lalitary Personnel Reoccupied Areas of
the Philippines."~
c. The Commanding General, 11th Airborne Division, v~libe responsible
for the initial counterintelligence operations, including ..activitiest
in the area involved in his operation. He will be relieved " thsres-
ponsibility by the Commanding General, USAFEE, when the comba . ?ends.
The AC of S, G-2, USAFT FE, is responsible for technical s upervisi d co-
ordination on counterintelligence activities within the theater, ect
communication on counterintelligence matters is "authorize'd"between AC of
S, G-2, USAFFE, and CIC detachments, and between 0C detachments within
the force. When such direct communication takes place, the 010 detach-
ment commander will report the content of each message, by information copy
or otherwise, to the G-2 of the unit to which he is attached.

d. CIC detachments will serve-under the supervision of the AC of S,

G-2. They will perform the duties listed below, andd in addition such
other counterintelligence duties as may be required.

(1) Opexrate in conjunction with the 'Provost Marshal a reception

and interrogation point for non-Japanese personnel recovered from
the
enemy.; :Interrogate and classify such personnel in accordance with GHQ
instructions, to determine their nationality and citizenship and their'-
knowledge of matters of significance to the prosecution of the war.

(2) Ensure the search of enemy headquarters, billets and other

places likely to contain records and papers of intelligence value; super
vise the collection and safeguarding of such material,

(3) Assist in the combat area to ensure. the security of :capture:.

enemy -installations, documents and materiel.
(L) Collaboratewith Civil Affairs Section in preparing for the
approval of the Commanding Geral, 11th Airborne Division, security regu-
lations or proclamations for the maintenance of order and control of civi-
lan invem r communications, assemblage and publications to the extent
required r olute military necessity. The, 0C will also cooperate in
the enforc t e such security regulations,

? 1 rate with the Provost Marshal to ensure the security of

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Stp :n ofic, telegraph systems, power stations and other vital

,. i zat~llations unti tranisfer of responsibility to Philippine civil affairs
units'. The 010 detachments will supervise civil communications until re-
lieved by the CommonwealthGovernment, and provide for' the security of
all records until adequate nsorship can be established,

(6) Contact and _obt the cooperation of local officials and

individuals of known loya1t regard to the application of security
V Vtt ..
controls, and in order to obtaiti counterintellieice inforriati and
establish an informant network

(7) Detect and tE onage, sa-

botage, rumors, propaganda and subversive activity. Report and inves-
tigate atrocities.

(8) Supervise censorship of all newspapers and periodicals to

ensure military security, maintaining such censorship until relieved by
appropriate authorities.

(9) Establish port security. Cooperate in the establishment of

civilian identification and pass systems. Ensure the positive identi-
fication of all persons entering or departing from operational areas.

(10) Maintain liaison with, and disseminate information to, the

Philippine Civil Affairs Unit, Civil Affairs Officer, Provost Marshal
and the military police concerning counterintelligence matters.

7. CENSORSHIP:

a. Censorship will be effected by military and civilian censorship

personnel under the provisions of current directives. The aims of cen-
sorship will be to collect, evaluate, and disseminate intelligence in-
formation, to prevent passage of information of value to the enemy, and to
assist the maintenance of friendly relationships with Allied and neutral
governments.

b. Censorship is to be applied to personal communications, letters,

postcards, films, photographs, parcels, recordings and -transcriptions,
telegrams, cables,. radiograms, telephone messages, travelers' personal
effects and other communications no matter how transmitted.

c. Military censorship will be effected over communications origi-

nating with Army personnel and attached civilian employees in accordance
with existing regulations,

d. Civilian censorship will be effected i ay~b ing

General, 11th Airborne Division. C s * 1e
be furnished,when: nede;by the C i gr
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8. PROPAGANDA:

a. The Commanding General, 11th Airborne Division, is responsible

for local propaganda within his operational area, subject to the super-
vision of this and higher headquarters.

b. This headquarters will assist in piocuring special propaganda

leaflets on request.

c. Sur'render and native instruction leaflets will be used at every

suitable opportunity.

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 9. RFPORTS AID DISTRIBUTION: L..i

a. Reports covering enemy activities will be transmitted by the

AC of S, G-2, 11th Airborne Division, tothe AC' of S., G-2 Eighth Army,
as follows : ; -

(1) First contact with the enemy, new idetifications, approach

or arrival of enemy reinforcements by land," air sea,. employment of
mechanized elements and use of chemical agents b teenemy will be re-
ported immediately by URGENT message.
(2) A brief periodic report for the 2?. hour period ending at
18001 each day will be made by OPERATIONAL PRIORITY message so as to
arrive at Headquarters Eighth Army not later, than 21001.

(3) A complete written Periodic G-2 Report, covering the same

period as the report referred to in the preceding pubparagraph, will be
prepared and submitted daily.

() For details on reports required, see SOP (Intelligence),

this headquarters.

b.. Commanders, supporting Naval and Air Forces, are requested to

send information obtained directly to the Commanding General, 11th Air-
borne Divisipn, and in addition to transmit information obtained direct:,
to this headquarters when communication facilities permit. The Command-
ing General, 11th Airborne Division, will include in his reports infor-
mation obtained from supporting Naval and Air Forces.

By Command of Lieutenant General EICHELBERGER:

C. E. BYERS
adier General, G. S. C.
6,I- i sBrig Chief of Staff

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2. TheAQoGbmaader, ALLIED 1 tRandrestawhle continuing predin misons, eioce

.. Suport the operations by,

(1) ~estm ojThg hostile air and surface forces in the hostile supporting
ac. ienying Ynoviement of mz~x' hostile eer~t on th'ioroad 'and
ra..L nets in. CAVZ3 . rAf UiS aiad r?' .L.B5 provinces

(2;) Provridrag aerial rcoonn ssa rtcg aphy. as arranged with

Co "Ln:... ! Gcn:ral_, I111 ' lT U " Qr onnian cr, ALLIED NAIAL

()Proiding prote-ction for+convoys and .Naval. Taa: ie f oct

* st ?1:+rt and 51.' c 4quen t g'-oed opo t ens a
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wr.i.:n Commandi:ng Geeral, EIGHTH U.,. Army, anid Cnd'na , AL, LED
N Ti L Forces a

beCndiuc t airbocne operations from the LEYTE area as arr anged with
Commandi~n G neral, EIGHT UL. rray,

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Annex 2 to FO 17, H{. Eighth .a'my, 22Janiaex74h", cont'd.

o. Establish an~d ooerate light radar and a~rv ~r ng an t&1tions in the

BA.TAGA3 w TA BAS area as required and arraned wifth Commaning General,
EIGH{TH :JA$S0 Army 0

.3. Su~ch genera. supportir; operations of the ALLIED NAVAL 4r AIRToF C(o$ as
specificallir rel.ate to the opcrations directed herrein .wi 1? c;rdujcted
without matE.pial diversion from support .of the offensive -in entral LUIZON.

By command of Lieutenant General EIOEELBERGE?.:

0. E BRS
Brigadier General, General Staff Coxps,
Chief of Staffa

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;Date: 22 Januar~y 45

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TROOP LISTP ,t.6

Cvl.''tT TROOPS
Unit A pprox ConcentrEat7 on
Per onnel
8,500 LEYTE
iBtrys A3& ) ,, 3.02d AAA AW Dn 390
LEYTE~
Cannon Co, 21st inf Regit 120
LE3YTE
1 ?lat, Cc C, 532d3 Engr Boat & Shore Regt 100

TOTAL C!.BAT TROOPS 9,110

SER TICE UMTS

Dets, 272& Gm1 Sere Plat 20
LEYTE
5th Port Surg hosp 37 LEYT E
7th Port S urg Has p 37
LE~YTE'
407th Med Coil Co 105
LEYTE
605th Med Cir Co ( w l lat) 85
LN YTE
109th Ord. Bomb D isp Sq 7
ILBYTE
2d Sec, 4th Fiat, 601st QM Gr Reg Co 15
L BYTE
28th NMessge Center Team 1.3
37th Rkadio Telegraph Team 12 LEYTE
29th Message Center Team
38th Radio Telegraph Team 12 LEYTE
TOTAL SP VICE TROOPS
TOTAL BIGHTII AMY U1ITS 9,466

By commnand of Lieutenant General EICEELBERGERP:

C. B. TYE S
Brigadier General, General Staff Corps
Chief of, Staff
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ANNEX 3 .b to Fa 17, IIADZUARTE S EIGHTH ARMY.

ALLIED AIR FORCES

Unit Approximate C onceaatrated

Per s crae l Area
AW Dets, " 1o,& 2, 20th Plat Co D,
5$3d S ig AWBr 40 L5EYTE
2 Support Aircraft Party 44 LEYTE
TOTAL AIR FORCE

Bay conand of~ Lieutenant General EICTHELBI~RGER:

C. :E. B Y S
Brigadier General, General Staff Corps
Chief of~Staff-
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NEX 4 t-o FO_17, HEA~DQUATERS .EIG-12T ARMY

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No & Type

8 LS 1
8 LSM
4 APD
32 LCI
10 FS Boats

By "ommnand of Lieutenant General PEICTTELBEtlGER:

C. CE. BYE RS
Brigadier General, General Staff Corps
Chief of Staff

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ANN.EX 5 to FO, 17, SIGN, ODERS

1. a. (1) ] or informati 'n of enery signal oomnir^_leti.on systems,

equipment, and radar instail~a~icns, =
(a) Current Bulletings,; Section 22, GENEIJ~ IIEADQUJAtTERS,
SOUTUVhWST PACIFI3 MFA0

(b) W ek17y Statement , TIS SOTHWE.ST PACIFIC R

(c) Intell~igenc e Summnwaries, ALLIED AIR FORCES, SOUTWES$T

PiAC IFIC AREA.

(2) (a) The enemy may be expected to resort to the jamming of

radio circuits and to the transmission of false and
deceptive messa es e

(b) The enemy has an active and highly effective comimuni ca-
tion intercept organization and his intercept and
cryptographic personnel ars qualified to *and may be
expected to, take advantage of every violation of
cryptographic and communication security rules,.

(c) Caution must be exercised in the utilization of exist-

ink; civil and/or enemy military communicatj ons systems
until an adequate investigation has been made of the
security thereof~ See Appendix 2, hereto, for informa-
tion of principal wire communication facilities exist-
ing; in the objective areas prior to enemy occupation.
b" (1) See current Index to SigMnal Operation Instructions and
Communications Directive, FKADQTLR'ES EIGH'I ARY.~Y
(2) Comm~xand Posts:

(a) GE1NIRAL I DQrJTJ S, $DU HJ1ST PACIFIC AREA - TJY.

Advance Echelon - LflNYE T (date and hour of opening
to b~ ounoed later),
, (b) EIGI.
I

IRear Echelon 1EET.

.1 EX 5 to ff0 17, SIG L ORDERS (Con1Utd )
(a) XI CORPS, REIivFcEOED - Present TLEc-PRFO (now open)
D
ik".3.t T; b~ announced later:
OK erea - To be reported

(e) 11TH AIRORNE DIVISION ~

Luitialj.
Later tob ce.

*(f) i LLSED ~NiML FORC.ES SJEYIu

Lerhe Ion> -: HOLLVDA.

(g) ~FfOR-CES
ALLITEDIR I~YTE.
L
REar Echelon -- HOLLi DIA

(h) UNIT D TAh5~ ARMY S JRvICES OF SUPPLY -- LEY.

* (3) In accormce with provisicos of Operations Instructions
No~ 6, G~iN? L E)QTiA~i~JiS, tJT{i 'ST PAOIFT AiREA,
Ii Trnuaxy 1.945, supportir. forces will ca.rry ,out assi; aed
tas> as .follows:

(a) The ALLIED I,R FCCCES 'will;

1, In coordiation ith end assisted by 11 H iALBOR NE

DIVION, have installed, operated and maintained
the ; ignal comm'uniati on facilities required in the
ob jectiv e areas for aircra'ft warnin~ purposes.

2. In cooperation with 11TH ARQIRN PiVISION, provide

the signal communicatiOn facilities and personnel
required for land-based direct air support nmiss.ons,

3, a, Establish and operate a temporary safehand

airplane couri er servi ce l inkin ' the object . ye
sG .. area with the exist ing air courier service in
the Philippine Islands, using; couri er of ficers
provided by 11T R~BONNiE DIV L ION.

b, - In coordination with AILIED NAVALJ FORCES and

llTIIt U}~h3QRN DIVISION, make necessary arrange-.
S ments for the .following
(aC)preparation: aid' publication of necessary
schedules,

( De nt on~ of approprihely located safe-.

# and material cc lection and distribution
t
4 °ouats at each texxninus of th~e serviee.
 AN5 to F0 17, $IGNIL O EDRS (Ccn ty.)
13) n.s;na ti on of anproprieate courier air'craft
xEttu' p0.nt3 at each

(4) Prompt meetirg of coir- aircraft upon

arrival at each termrnt of the service,
assuring that the material ;.s, at all tiros,
in the custody of a qualified of ficer,
(5) Xssuanc e of other detailed instruct 1onS as
rn~ay be required for eficient operation of
the .service,
4~ "Provide the signal commuicatjion facilities and
personnel requiired for the effective control of the
movement of aibo~rne tops and suipplies and for
air support and prot ectivre msea sutes includi ng
.iaison irmcunica tion. between the airborne troops
an~d task force coximander af3,oet or ashore, as
arranged with u1TE .IR B0I E DIVISION.
(b) The AILL3 t AVAL FORCES will:
1. Provide such liaision. conmunicatior. facilities and
personnel at. Advanced- Echelon2 GEl t L IEDQURTLR,
SOUT WST P CUI. AREA.; in the LINGAYEN area and
at 'the EflflW U, S. ARY hoad~arters at LE Y'E, as
may be required to keep these headquarters promptly
informed of all matters affecting the pmr gross of'
the landing forces prior to the hour that contro'l
of the landing forces passes to the landing force
command or ,
2~ Assist the ALLIED AIR FORCES in the establishment
and operation of 't'he temporary safebend airplane
courier service mentioned in Par. 1 b (3) (a) 3,,
abovve,' by providing such aval services and facilities
as g required,

.A
.oantinuouxs cornmur~ica
NE I MISI0 is o f pxri.mad
I
w .n . r;;. GHTH .r 1rY' and:.lJ1T
1c W C' ic s d at salhe
headquar'ters will be comnpleted prior to $ r _
3. ai The 304th SIC 43L 0P R TION TTT LION will:
(u) Continue to operate comniunication ffacilities now being
operated for EI GHT Afi Y.
(Z) Install and prepare for operation prior to Xa.2 additional
E)D.H'3 ARIY radio stations Tr use as shown on Appendix 1,
hereto. t
ANNEX 5 to PO 17, SIN ORDERS (Con ~/
b. The Comm'- iding General,° 11rH JR BDME DIVISION, will:

(a) Instal 1, operate and maintan such sign~al connmnic at in

facilities as are requ~ired for: '' /

1. The seizure and occupation of objective areas

dsscribed in Par 4 3, FO 17, to 'which. this is an
anrnexc, including the requirements of' the I.LIED
NAVAL FC~CES, ALID AIR FORCES, Aircraft Warnin~
Service, and anti -ircraf t Harbor and Mobile
Defenses.
2. The direction and control of the operations of the
PHILIFPL\1E FORCE~S in BATANG S PROVINCE and, that
porti-on of T sYAI3AS south' of 140]0? No. Lat .,'and
west of the line NtItON N AGDAN AN, both inclusive.
~.Loisticsupport as necessary.
(b) Assist the ALIED .SIR FORCES in the establishment of
aircraft warning service at locations agreed upon by
the con ander of-those for'ces.
(c) Cooperate in the establshment, of 'such GENER L EAD~
QU.RTERS, 32 UTHIEST PACIFIC AREA, signal i ntel,ligenea,
radio end radar countermea~sues services as may be
located within the zone of 'action of 11TH AIRBORNE
DIVISI ON and be responsible for the initial supply, and.
evacuation thereof.
(d) In cooperation with the 4FLIED IRl FORCES, ALLIED NAkVAL
FORCES, SDXTEL U. 5. v1~Y and XI (X)RPS, REIVFRcED, insur'e
the establishment of the communications requ~ired for the
interlinking. of the aircraft warning, weather, coast
watcher, intelligenc e and Philippine Forces comiunica-
tiuns systems into an integrated system that will insure;
1. Adequate warning of the approach of' enemy aircraft
and the moveni~nt' of enemy mechanized arid/or mobile

S> 2. Reception and distribution of enemy intelligen~ce

~~ ~ received fr'om~the above agencies.
t..

( e ) tthe ALLIED " R FORCES in the establisbment end

Q~ation of the temporary. safehand airplaie courier
s vico m . ned in Par. 1 b (3) (a) ., above, with
special tQ °' ollowing;
ANN 1 5 to PO 17, SIGNAL ORDER~S Cont~i(1) Y

Ma 4. n r ubr'f'of 'ercorea
2. Ms7 :i necessary snal2 craft water tr^ansportationi
aV? dble in te cbhj-. tiv~w urea to U1iTLi AIR
FQ}l('E for c 1er ti :i rre1 Ten. the coiii er Z ln es,.
ccurmand and c; riiu.ccitio ships and appiopriate
beach poinats Q

3. fl ,nation of agents to be .directL y responsible

in the oh s ct}_v& area for the collection and.
±L sti buc;ion of 'safe bend material ashote between
the ver.octs hoadqcuarters and the ALLIED AIR FORCES
collection point,
(L) In cooperation with ALLI.ED AI FORCES insure the avail-
ability of the face Acies and personnel reqt}ired for .
land"-based direct support air missions.

(g) In cooperation with ALLIED AIR FOR CES insu~re the

e sta bl~i shnent of the comn.nmca ti ons reQi.:. ed for the
empc men. of airborne tu ops with par btdlar attention
to:J

1. Liaisont con-irunic atio n between airborne troops and

that ta~ force coin ander afloat or ashore.

2. Cormuntc ati ohs between the command err of air el* n ts

condulcting transport~ protectve ~and direct support
mi5eons a1d. the task force comman~der afloat or
ashore..

(2) Radio Faci t' s,

re{vi.a4 R } A t ec1 ii<enci e s

The dil zctt inns wP~i'l bs plainly-L aild i.ndel :bly written
on tags which will be securely fasten er to the equipment.

(b) Cause radio silence to be ober~ved by :all elements of

the l i J RBORNE DIVISION, effective when the troops
are emnhared,

.Cause
(o) radio silence to be lifted:
1. -When l TItAIRBQRNE DI VION is attacked by the
enanyr, or when the elaen of sur~prise has been lost.

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ANNEX 5 to FQ 17, SiG. L ORDERS ( Cont' d)

2. For voice operated radios of less than 15 watts

Tou~tput, when the. leading wave of t:_oop~s crosses
the line of departure S

(d) Cause 11TH A B]3)NE DIVI*IC3N radio steaticns to'con-,

tinually monitor assirxed fr:qu.enies as shown in ~
. ~the current Signal Operation I 1 stru cticn3 on te
assumpt ion that radio silence will be lifted at any
time after H-Hour.
(e) Be prepared to install, maintain and operate additional
radio facilities as directed by this headquarters.

()Wire Facilities:
(a) Provide for the installation, maintenance and operation
of' the entire ound force wire systan in the objective'
area,

(b) Install and maintain wire facilities as requtired for~

AIR and NAVAL FORCES present in the objective area.

x.. (1) Signal Intel li ence anid Couter-Intel ligenoe ;

(a) The janming of radio channels and the transmission of'
false and deceptive messag~es will be resorted to
only upon specific approval of this or higher head-
quarters

(b) r~adar countermeasures may be employed by .forces of the

SOUTHWEST PACIFIC . Rawhen and where required.

(e) Spe cial emphasis will be placed on .locating, .fathering,

safeguarding and promptly dispatching to higher bead-
quarters via courier, all enemy documents (see Thcol
63-2, EIGHTH ARMY Conmunications Directive).
(d) Plain language may be used in radio transmissions only
when the situation is such that the inforraationy if
Y ~obtained by the enemy, cannot -be acted upon by him in
A ~suafficie nt tine to be' detrimental to our operations.
(2) 'fThe. commander ct all forces will 'cooper'ate in such si aal'
S9gc~raphic activities, particularly in the prompt trans-
po i ati op of exposed film from combat areas by special
*couri s, as may be directed by this or higher headquarters.

* (3) Codes an ciphers:

4(a) Curren cryptoraphicARtems are prescribe: in Signal

y~rjj~sti operation Int~c'os, hsheauarters.,
ANX 5 toFPO 1 SIGNt l, R ~ ~ 'f -

(b) The folloewing eclitibns ofsystems for the Converter

M..2 9 ead st;cip devices will be takeni into the objective
ar Sa Ii~C i .;ri llC 2 .76O7 o r u
s , a s ne c e s sa ry w ith N av
.

.aHzardous Ltry n an< Lug Tabrev

4. Unit PThn and Lu~g TahbJ. G
5~ Ccnb tned . sauLt Code., CC P 01304 Series D-10,

(c) SIGAI3A with associated sy~ terns and equipment will not
be tat en into the operatioanal area.

(ad). Cobi ns d i:ssa,1It Code, CC?>? 0130, Series .D-10,. wwill be

u~sed tZrought.1t the initial phases of the operation
for clahined cornnunications,

(e) First and second reserve hazardous cryptographico

publicaions are e f'cti ve onJyv tron notification by
the Cinandirig GenriQ 11TH AIRLIOT DIVISI2CON.

~f) The C m ~andirn General, 11THi ]0EORE DIV?3I ON, will

notifyv thie head Siarters vchenr ho cones eron the situa-
tion siif~fi cIentij secure for th-e .opsiatio:: of ucjnnal
cr tcorp~i c syetenrs, Ais? System 11, or Navy Channel
1 1, A rmyr System c ml, 2C2 arid 20/+2,
(g) Cxyptog raphic allowances are preseribed in Appendiz. 3.
4.~ Supply:
a. See s mex 6 to '.Adm ni strative Order (Si~ae1 Pn).
b.. See Inclosure 71-1 to EIGHT APIMi Commurnxications Directive.
By cOmmand of Lieutenant Genera)l ECHELI3ERtE

C.. E. BYF'JRS
Briga~dier General, General Staff Corps
Chief of~ E5.aff ,

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ANNX 5 tO FO 17, SI TiAIL ORDE~RS (Canlt pd)

Appendix 1 Radio Operationyal Circuits.;

Appendix 2 - Wir'e Con n uiation Faci~lie s Ex stirsj in

South~en Luzon Prior to Eueni; Ocopation.

Appendix 3 - 'Qrypto raphic Allowances.

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CORRKCTED COPKY
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OEPRAmONAL CiIRCUI TS FOR MIII VI :Date: ' JatiL1945

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Excisting Radio~ MI1~ VII

___ - ,_New Radio
Wire
App.1lto Annexto FO 1, CORICTQD COPY
EqBighth Arm, dtd 22 Jan h5.
 WIRL Co;;0UNIC TON FLCILITL 3
E~XISTING' IN SOUTEhP LUZON
P± SAY PRIOR TO OCCTJ~hTION

PAkSiY
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ALAAN

NAXJ~N GASA CIRCUITS CUT fl AT EACH STATION

P _I 1
CIRCUITS OUT ThZR1J FOR TESTING- ONLY__x
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 ARMY
A?'my System #1 or: Navy Chann~ji . (+;ip~
Army System j$'J9 or Nwvy, Cha.nnel
Army Systemn#~0 or aTavJr C 'r l7 16835
h r eO .03,0 and'
CS0101,
G0133
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Ccnp 0130-n~o ' Cor.bined Assault Code)
CS? 1607 (M-.2o9 or CS? 1, 00)
Cryptonet 20 Systems R 2C31 (STOAP)
2022 ,STRIP.)
20?2 (lUO~bie Transposition)
Army System 88. (M-2o9 r CSP JSO;O )
SiG1VHF-2 (Effect ive X.*..w v, Sr'jpT; (1st Weserve) SWPHG? (2nd Reserve)
$IGOJT Effective X-,Day . SWPDi W list Reserve)
SWUPCTJJ (2nd Reserve)
SIGLER 1 (Effective X-Day) SIGLER-5 (1st Reserve)
IGLE1 6 (2nd Rleserve)
NAVAL ATTACK FORCE C0MiifANDER
Artm ytem r Naq Channel 1851 (:STL')
Ar'my Syrstemn #)49 or ia vy Channel 182 (5;SIGAR,, OR ECM)
Army System #h002 or Navy Channel 1~33 (SIGABA OR
ECM)
Wavy Channel 102 (SIEGAPA OR ECM)
COCE 0101 (Combined Cipher Machine)
CCDP 0l3O- DiO (Conbined Assault Code)
CSP 1607 (M.-209 or CS? 1500)
SIGWHF- 2 (Effective X -Day) SWPFEF (1st Rerv)SPG
SIGOJT (Effective X-'Pay) SWPP~f (lst .eserve) ?n Rsv)
WPHGP
SIGLER 1 (Effective X--Day) SIGLER- 5 (1st Reserve) SIGnrR- (2nd Reserve)
(2nd Reserve)
11TH AIRBORNE DIVISION
Army System y7L or Navy Channel 181 (Strip)
COB? 013O.DZ0 (Combined Assault Code)
CSP 1607 (M--209 or CS? 1500)
Cxyptonet 20 Systems ; 2022 ( ST IPS )
2D"4.2 (Double Transpos .tion)
Army Systemn 881 (a o09 or CS?' 150o)
SIGvJHF--2 (Effective X-Day) ST.YTZF (1st Reserve) SVPHG?
SIGQJT -(Effective X-Pa'y) SWPLhi (1slt Reserve) SWL (2d (2nd Reserve)
eere
SIGLER4 (Effe~ctive X--Day) SIGi .5 (1st Reserve) SIGLER-6' (2nd Reserve)
NOTE: Instructions for the use of codes and ciphers will be found
in Inclosure
6o-4, Eighth Anny Co~nni cati one Directive Reserve hazardou c duty
systems will become effective on notification from the Conirnanding General,
11t Airbor~ne Wivsion,

The normal sy j~ sr k is 11~, 8!1, 2022 and 20L2 ,will no beueni

authorized b Uor ceit of thi nomto h
_use of~ all kAformal haarei- the

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22 January 19h1

ANNE7, F0~'
1 ENGINER
1. Engineer Mission.

The Coimanding General, 11th Lirborne Division, will be

responsible for .h~ execution of all engineer missions in the
operational areas, including engineer supply as directed in para-
graphs 3 and L! Ad 0 No 0 4.

2. Engineer Troops - See Troop List, Annex 2, this order.

3. Reconnaissance and Intelligence.

a. Vigorous and systematic enginser reconnaissance will

be conducted to provide the inf~rrnation necessary for tactical
and technical planning.

b. Reports.

(1) Essential engineer intelligence data will be

forwarded to this headquarters bf~daily radio reports as of 2h100
hours.' When engineer itelligence of ir n-ediate interest to this
headquarters is secured, it will be forwarded br radio without
delay ad will also be included in the daily reports Wherever
practi cable, radio reports will be supplemented by safehand letter
rel orts making maximuni use of overlay sketches. The following
are essential elements of engineer intelligence desired:

(a) Type, l cation, and extent of enemy mines

and ob and defensive installations
encou i o~heir tactical use by the

(b) Location and cdbid po bridges,

and fords. :,.p

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(c) Location, capacity, and condition of us=

able water sources.

(d) Engineer materials locally available, to

include important captured eneny construc-
tion supplies arnd equipment.

(e) Important local resources, including

sawmills, pow-er plants, and other public
utilities.

(f) Landing facilities.

(g) Errors or omissions on existing maps.

(2).
Correction of existing maps. - Corrections to
existing~ maps will
1Q i_ mitZ to t~s heaqua rters each Saturday.
as of 21.OO hours, in the form of a consolidated overlay t.o the
largest scale map aailable, Particular emphasis wili be placed
on errors and omissions in location and condition of roads and
trails.

(3)
An engineer operations. report will be submitted
to this headquarters each Saturday as of 2 CO hours. This report
will show the locations of engineer units, duties assigned each
unit, and.; other pertinent . data.

L1.. Camouflage. Troops will be instructed in basic camou-

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flage prin eanT impressed with the necessity for rigid

camouflage discipline, proper dispersion, and full use of all
available cover and concealmaent. Maximum use will be made of;
local materials for any camouflage installations erected.

S. Mie and Obstacles.

a. C'omader, Naval Attack Force, is responsible for

the removal of undevrtatdr mines and obstacles. The Commanding
General, 11th Airborne Divisio, however, will coordinate with
Coxmander, Naval Attack «Fboce, in planning for the removal of such
obstacles and will be prepad" to supplement naval demolition
parties by furnishing trainedpersonnel to accompany assault waves.

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b. Obstacles through whiLch our forcoes musL~t uassw :I

be effectively neutralized in accorchice -n.ih the minciples set
forth in Technical Memorandum., GHQ, E AA, Ni moer l_ S, da ted lhi June
l9214h. Selected. tactical units will be gtc en training in mine field
marking, the use awld removal of booby tra3ps, AP and AT mines, and
the passage of obstLclos. Units equimnoc ai th mine detectors. will
be trained in their proper employm-ent and. maintenance and will in-
sure that they har-e their full allowance of mine detectors in proper
functioning condition.

Byr command of Lieutenant General ITCHELB J ER:

CLOVIS E. BE RPS,
Brigadier General, General Staff Corps,
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