Vintage original U.S. Army Armor School training and doctrine package from Fort Knox, Kentucky titled:
“Armored Cavalry Squadron, Economy of Force Mission”
This is an extensive Cold War era military instructional set containing:
multiple large tactical training maps
operational overlays
elevation color scheme maps
practical exercise materials
solution maps
doctrinal instruction pages
tactical planning exercises
historical examples based on WWII operations in Germany
The material references:
Fort Knox Armor School
Armored Cavalry operations
FEBA (Forward Edge of Battle Area)
defense in depth
counterintelligence measures
deception plans
screening missions
relief in place operations
artillery and nuclear fire support doctrine
Historical sections reference:
14th Cavalry Group
Danube River operations
Bavaria, Germany
April 1945 operations
Included are multiple large fold-out operational maps of Germany/Ulm region with hand-drawn tactical markings, maneuver routes, defensive sectors, and operational planning annotations.
Known photographed maps include:
Photographed Map 1
Photographed Map 2
Photographed Map 3
Photographed Map 4
Photographed Map 5
Photographed Map 6 (Solution)
Approximate map sizes range from:
28” x 21” to
43” x 34”
Condition: Overall excellent archival condition for military instructional material of this age. Maps remain crisp with strong color and clean fold lines. Some binder/punch holes from original instructional use. Light handling wear from age/storage. Please review all photographs carefully for exact condition and included contents.
This is an original military instructional/doctrinal item — not a reproduction.
Extremely uncommon complete or near-complete Fort Knox armored cavalry instructional material set.
Excellent piece for:
Cold War collectors
military historians
armored warfare collectors
doctrine/archive collectors
military education collections
museums and research institutions
Maps will be shipped carefully protected and folded as originally stored.