This bulletin has been prepared from first-hand reports on German methods of warfare as encountered in Libya; many of the documents are British in origin, but some of the more important are verbatim reprints of captured German orders. The bulletin will serve a dual purpose: (1) To provide all officers with reasonably confirmed information, and (2) to serve as material for lectures to troops. Many of the details can particularly be stressed while troops are in training to deal with enemy tanks. However, the application of this information must be in accordance with the tactics, technique, and procedure prescribed in the pertinent manuals of the U.S. Army.

Section I. German Methods
Section II. German Tank Tactics
Section III. Organization of a German Defensive Position
Section IV. Lessons from Libya
Section V. Lessons from the Defensive Action Fought Between 15th and 17th June, 1941 (Salum)
Section VI. German Desert Ground Defenses
Section VII. Organization of Defense
Section VIII. German Mines