A Treatise On Riot Duty For The National Guard

"A Treatise On Riot Duty For The National Guard" provides detailed guidance for National Guard units tasked with maintaining order during civil disturbances. Authored by Henry Adams Bellows, and published in cooperation with the United States Militia Bureau, this handbook offers practical advice on tactics, legal considerations, and the appropriate use of force in riot situations.

This essential resource covers topics such as the legal authority of the National Guard, strategies for crowd management, and techniques for de-escalating tensions. It remains a valuable reference for understanding the role of the military in domestic law enforcement and the challenges of maintaining civil order.

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