The : HOME GUARD POCKET MANUALCAPABILITIES OF A GOOD INSTRUCTOR. 1, Athorough knowledge ofthe subject co be taught, 2. Mo beabletolmmpart that knewiedgeina Garand concie manner. Able zo give perfect demenstrations, ls much exer te larn by the ye chan bythe ear 4 Quick to detect and correct faults. This should be dove by force Stesamplen 5. Be galent and aold area. 7h THE HOME GUARD POCKET MANUAL ey CAPT. A. SOUTHWORTH, M.B.E. ‘20th Br. (SEVENOAKS) KENT HOME GUARD Ex Warrant. Of eer Instructor Small Arme Schaal, bythe, 1922 to 1938 SRIGADIER J. 5. DAVENPORT, M.C. JBUSHED by THE RUBEROID COMPANY LTD. MEADOW MILLS STONEHOUSE, GLos, Price 6d. January, 1944 Poot itionINDEX. ere ratia chars; ate one eon pane ee eer oa = ee : ee ocran eee ree ae This Pocket Manual has been compiled by amt ‘expert Instructor in Weapon Training, who is also a very highly skilled shot with the Rifle, Revolver and Light Machine Gun. Capt. Southworth has been a ‘key’ member of the Severoaks Battalion of the Home Guard since its inception and understands fully the difficulties of training. His qualifications and experience are, therefore, of the highest order ard this Manual will be of great value to all Home Guard Members. le contains a useful Syllabus of Training and includes from the Offical Manuals useful material for training in those subjects which are essential to the Home Guird. Atscon and Company Dill Grenades FIELD TRAINING— Use of Cover. Typet of Cover Fee Signals. Sigas with the RPle, Secton Formations Scouts. Flderafe Be eae Messages, Verbel and Witten Patrols Read Blocks J:S. DAVENPORT, Brigacer, ‘Commanding Home Counsies Area 200 Oxoder, 1940,