CF manuals
 

i'd like to ask if any of the currently serving CF's members
know of a link to the CF field manuals for field craft and
training books,i forgot alot of the details and i am 11 years
out of date and would like to brush up.

thanks DT:cool:

search google for the army electronic library and go to town

thanks bean:D

Any day i regularly look on there for howitzer drill

just one small question,any manuals for north of the border;)
these are US manuals,though interesting to read,not really
what i was looking for.right idea,wrong country:D

http://armyapp.dnd.ca/ael/main-acceuil.asp?pagelang=en this is the one i use

now that link looks promising thanks again:D
it's funny i typed that in and US amry.
must be an american computer i have

let me dig around in my saved Favorites and see if i can find you the link

well looks like you got the link

Army.ca...those guys are will be able to find any manual within 20 minutes.

I had to get a hold of the Arctic tent instructions and they gave me the Arctic Indoc. Manual. :)

that forum is five time worse then greylocks being over
run by us newbies:D they do help you ,but they have to
make fun of your lack of literary skills.i didn't realize
you had to have prefect english to ask a question.
if you make a spelling misstake and miss it,look out:banghead:
but the site is very imformative,thanks

Why people have to be so rude, and worry about other people, puzzles me to this day.

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Just kidding, I just had to do that. Let me know if you find the field medical manual.

Most of the manuals, or pams in that site are becoming out dated, and DND won't produce new pams because of cost, instead they are making amendmants to existing pams which are only accessable to DND personell. What kind of medical pams are you looking for?

i was looking for fieldcraft manuals.i just have a small reference booklet.
small unit tactics for 2 sections of men or for a platoon.can you also
tell me what the name of the tool that you mount to the side of the
50cal. that allows you to fire from a fixed position too a grid marker
called in.you line up the tool to a stick and take your bearing off the
stick.could you please post a picture also,thank you,DT