Rapid Training for War – SPARTANAT Red Book 7

Fast training for emergencies – with the lessons of Sir Robert Baden-Powell.

World War I broke out in 1914. Great Britain needed soldiers—and they needed them fast. Regulations and lengthy training programs were of no use in this situation. Clear, practical instructions were needed to prepare recruits for war in the shortest possible time. Sir Robert Baden-Powell, the founder of the Scout movement, wrote this manual for precisely this purpose.

What you can expect:

• Battle-tested knowledge: Baden-Powell's own experiences from the military – compact and directly applicable.
• Basics of soldier training: The most important principles for quickly becoming fit for war.
• Cleverness & Tactics: Why brains often count more than pure strength.
• Discipline & Drill: The importance of clear orders and efficient training.
• Protection & Survival: How to keep your men safe in action.

A book for everyone who wants to know how soldiers are prepared for battle in the shortest possible time – and which principles still apply today.

Who is the book suitable for?

• Military & Security Forces: Insight into one of the fastest training methods in history.
• Historians & Analysts: Importance and Development of Military Acceleration Training.
• Outdoor & survival enthusiasts: Useful lessons on tactics, orientation and self-protection.
• Those interested in strategy: First-hand knowledge from the founder of the Scout movement.

Product details:

• Title: Rapid Training for War – SPARTANAT Red Book 7
• Author: Sir Robert Baden-Powell
• Format: Pocket-sized paperback
• Number of pages: 144 pages