Companions

Materials that complement books that I have written

Briton Riviere Companions in Misfortune (1883)

A companion enhances the engagement of a particular book (or set of books). It does this by providing things relevant to, but missing from, the original works: corrections and updates, sources and commentary, prequels and sequels, photos and paintings.

Classic companions take the form of printed volumes. In the last decade, however, I assembled, on the Military Learning Gateway, on-line companions to some of the books I had written.

• Storm Troop Tactics 

• On Artillery

• On Infantry

• On Armor

• The British Expeditionary Force, 1914-1915*

• The British Army on the Western Front, 1916*

*The two books about the British Army in the First World War are linked to a single companion.

Articles that complement Storm Troop Tactics

Fortress Pioneer Regiments in August and September of 1914

The Second "Assault Cannon" of Assault Battalion Rohr

Portable Armored Shields

Musical Stormtroopers

Attack upon a Rifle Platoon

Harmonizing Heavy Weapons

Attack upon a Machine Gun Platoon