The Russo-Japanese War Research Society

JEFF LESER -
Senior Editor
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THE RUSSIAN CAVALRY DURING THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR-
Translated from the French 'Journal des Sciences Militaires' August, 1905
By
Captain Herschel Tupes, 1st U.S. Infantry, September 1905

MODERN TENDENCIES IN STRATEGY AND TACTICS AS SHOWN IN CAMPAIGNS IN THE FAR EAST-
By Lieutenant Colonel Yoda, Imperial Japanese Army
Translated from the Kuikosha Kiji (Officers Club Journal), No. 352, December 1906,
by Captain E.F. Calthrop, R.F.A.

NOTES UPON COMPANY AND BATTALION TACTICS AND THE EMPLOYMENT OF ARTILLERY IN BATTLE-
BASED ON THE EXPERIENCES OF THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR OF 1904-5
By Captain A. Degtyarev

THE BATTLE OF THE YALU-
From "With Kuroki in Manchuria" by Frederick Palmer.

THE BATTLE OF NANSHAN-
From "1904 The Russo-Japanese War" by Captain F.R. Sedgwick, (R.F.A.)

THE BATTLE OF TIENSUITEN-
From "With Kuroki in Manchuria" by Frederick Palmer.

HUMAN BULLETS-
The attack on Port Arthur, August 1905. Quoted from Human Bullets, by Lt. Tadayoshi Sakurai.

THE CIRCUM-BAIKAL RAILROAD-
[By Captain Sydney A. Cloman, General Staff, late attache with the Russian Army in Manchuria, in the Journal of the U. S. Infantry Association.]