Infantry Training Memorandum was was a pamphlet series in which individual booklets were published annually or semi-annually. The publication schedule was dependent on the amount of new information that needed to be distributed to each officer and cadet in the infantry - to include reconnaissance, rifle, machine gun, motor, airborne, parachute, and army tank battalions. These memoranda were designed to inform the reader of new (or changes to) tactics and doctrine being used by the Army at that time. The Canadian Memorandum was a reprint of the applicable British manual and both types of publications were used concurrently.¹ The pamphlets were widely distributed in the Canadian Army during the Second World War.

• The School of Infantry - What it is
• Firm Doctrine
  • Notes on recent development in British infantry tactics
  • Fire positions, fire orders and fire control
  • The use of the camouflage helmet net
  • Consolidation of duties for section, platoon and company commanders
• Experimental
  • The rifle section organized into three groups
  • Vanguard

• The Night Attack
• Reliefs in the Line

• Reorganization
• Corrections to Infantry Training Pamphlets

• The Night Attack
• Reliefs in the Line

• The Firm Base
• Defence

• Ground and Battle