On Guerrilla Warfare

The first documented, systematic study of guerrilla warfare, this 1937 text remains the definitive guide. Based on Mao's own experiences and his interpretations of the classic strategies of Sun-tzu, it concisely explains why guerrilla activities should be integrated into conventional military activities and discusses the organization and operation of guerrilla units.

Introduction

The Nature of Revolutionary Guerrilla War

3

(9)

Profile of a Revolutionist

12

(8)

Strategy, Tactics, and Logistics in Revolutionary War

20

(7)

Some Conclusions

27

(14)

Yu Chi Chan (Guerrilla Warfare)

Translator's Note

37

(2)

A Further Note

39

(2)

What Is Guerrilla Warfare?

41

(10)

The Relation of Guerrilla Hostilities to Regular Operations

51

(7)

Guerrilla Warfare in History

58

(8)

Can Victory Be Attained by Guerrilla Operations?

66

(5)

Organization for Guerrilla Warfare

71

(17)

How Guerrilla Units Are Originally Formed

71

(6)

The Method of Organizing Guerrilla Regimes

77

(5)

Equipment of Guerrillas

82

(3)

Elements of the Guerrilla Army

85

(3)

The Political Problems of Guerrilla Warfare

88

(6)

The Strategy of Guerrilla Resistance Against Japan

94

(22)

Appendix

116

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