Pamphlet compiled by the Naval War College Department of Operations for NWC students that describes the characteristics and capabilities of naval ships that existed in 1933 so that the students could use this information in their studies.

Lecture given by LCDR R. Conolly in which he defined "probability," familiarized the audience with the terms used in connection with probability, provided the rules for combining probabilities in multiple events, and showed some of the applications and chance devices used in war gaming.

Demonstrative chart maneuver assignment given to the Naval War College, Senior Class of 1934 to be worked on by four groups of students the first week of July 1933.

Fire sheet that was likely used by NWC students with their war gaming assignments.

Document compiled by the Naval War College Department of Operations that contains the rules for both Chart and Board Maneuvers that NWC students were to consult when working on their Chart and Board Maneuver assignments.

This edition canceled out the June 1932 edition of Maneuver Rules.

Comments and conclusions made by the NWC Research Department on Operational Problem III and Tactical Problem III for the NWC Senior Class of 1934.

Includes Part V: Outstanding facts developed in this problem and Part VI: Conclusions drawn from this problem that were compiled by the NWC Research Department.

Paper detailing the assigment presented to the Senior Class of 1934 in Tactics. Inclueded are demonstrative exercises for both Blue and Orange teams. The purpose of this assignment was to familiarize the officers with the Rules and Mechanics of the Board Maneuver.

Fifteen diagrams used to illustrate Tactical Problem I for the NWC Senior Class of 1934.