RE: Cheese factor

Thank you for the links.

As for Mr. Atkins, I am sure I caught him at a bad moment, or I failed
to
insert into my E-mail the searching tone that I was feeling.

My response was meant as an explanation that I was not trying to game
the
system, but the lack of information that I was able to find. 

Again, thank you for the links.

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Brian Bell
bkb@beol.net
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Casquilho, Daniel [SMTP:Daniel.Casquilho@disney.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2001 11:50 AM
> To:	gzg-l@csua.berkeley.edu
> Subject:	RE: Cheese factor
> 
> Brian,
>  
> > I claim ignorance. I did try to find a more definitive term....
> 
>	I had the same problem myself. Too often people who have learned
> things act like once they know them we all should know them. People
who
> act
> like that are just asses. 
>	
>	As someone who did not serve in the military I had a very hard
time
> finding many of the "basic" pieces of knowledge. That is until I found
a
> couple of web sites. Let me share...
> 
>	If (and I say if) you want to build your TO&E on an American
model
> then check out:
> 
>	http://www-tradoc.army.mil/pubs.htm 
> 
>	and under "Command Publications" go to the "Field Manuals". Once
> there go look at the FM7 series. You will find TO&Es as well as many
> tactical issues. After that browse the whole site. Lots of info to be
had.
> 
>	Once you are done there then head over to:
> 
>	http://www.doctrine.quantico.usmc.mil/
> 
>	Click on "Marine Corps Warfighting Publications" and then look
at
> "MCWP 3-1 Ground Combat Ops" This will take you to many of the USMC
> Manuals.
> Again Browse at will as there is a lot of great info here.
> 
>	As for John Atkins, ignore his rant. Knowledge is more fun when
it
> is shared. Enjoy.
> 
>	Daniel