In 1914, this book was a vital guide for countless soldiers. Authored by Sir Robert Baden-Powell, it instructs NCOs and officers on how to cultivate his 'four c's' in their troops: courage, common sense, cunning, and cheerfulness.

Quick Training for War addresses key topics like marksmanship, discipline, scouting, concealment, entrenching, and wartime tactics. Drawing from experiences in the Zulu and Boer Wars, Baden-Powell presents strategic and tactical wisdom of the era while offering a captivating glimpse into the values of a time when Army officers were expected to be both gentlemen and sportsmen.