Summary of Content:
Intelligence and Liaison.
The Fog of War.
The Intelligence Officer.
Collection of Information.
Sources of Information.
Learn to Spot Important Points.
Hot or Cold?
What I.O. Wants to Know about Enemy.
Presenting the Picture.
The Calm before the Storm.
I.O. Has a Heavy Job.
Secret Arrangements.
A Job which Calls for Hard Work.
It is a Responsibility any Man May be Extremely Proud to Carry.
Liaison Officer.
How to Begin.
What the Civil Authorities Want to Know.
Do not Volunteer Information Unnecessarily.
Periodic Visits to your Unit.
Your C.O. may Wish to Know.
“Shuttle Service”.
What you Need.
Visiting the Mayor.
Heads of Departments.
Valuable information from Wardens.
Chief Constable.
Liaison Officer in Battle.
The L.O.’s Relief.
Do not Do Other People’s Jobs.
Liaison Officers with Military Units.
Commander like a Man Blindfolded.
C.O. and his Terrible Load.
The One Thing He Will always longing for: Quick and Accurate Information, the Only Thing which Will Dispel the Fog of War.