Anyone got a shortlist of the ones applicable to this audience?
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33017733#33020509
It's by no means an exhaustive list, but those are some good ones to have. Like I said there, I particularly appreciate the literature on radio.
I find some of the "Field Manuals" interesting. Some of them have sections on OSINT
TM 5-852-1 ARCTIC AND SUBARCTIC CONSTRUCTION - GENERAL PROVISIONS {AFR 88-19, VOL 1}
onwards looks pretty interesting, as it covers:
- building stuff in arctic
- building stuff to resist nukes
- "security engineering" including electronics
But interestingly enough, I can't figure out how to get PDFs.
Click on the links for each item in the first column. On the details page, you'll get a pdf link.
edit: I see it's maybe not a Taiwan thing (tho some DoD sites are inaccessible from here), some of the other publications sections do have PDF links, just none of the details pages on the TM page in the OP link.
Also, these sorts of docs contain general procedures, not the actual plans of a specific operation.
IIRC, it had been originally written in the 1950s by the Army Corps of Engineers in FORTRAN (then C, then we used it with Modelica). It was — and is — still export-controlled. I had to get permission to send it to our UK (yes, UK) subsidiary for fear that said deeply dark secrets might reach the eyes of our enemies...