Simple Sabotage Field Manual
Written by United States. Office of Strategic Services
Published by Public Domain
Genre: Non-fiction
Audience: Historians, military strategists, and general readers interested in wartime tactics
Tone: Pragmatic
The 'Simple Sabotage Field Manual' empowers ordinary citizens to disrupt enemy operations during wartime through creative and coordinated acts of sabotage, emphasizing the strategic significance of collective action in undermining enemy resources and morale.
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Summary
The 'Simple Sabotage Field Manual' is a unique guide from the Office of Strategic Services that empowers ordinary citizens to engage in acts of sabotage during wartime. By utilizing everyday items and creative tactics, individuals can disrupt enemy operations and undermine morale. This manual emphasizes the importance of collective action, adaptability, and communication among citizen-saboteurs, illustrating how small, coordinated efforts can significantly impact larger military objectives. It serves as both a historical document and a practical guide for resistance, showcasing the power of ordinary people in times of conflict.
