Written by a distinguished military officer and West Point graduate, this classic work provides a detailed overview of the customs and regulations that govern the conduct of officers in the US Army. Covering everything from military discipline to social etiquette, and drawing on Kautz's extensive experience in the field, this volume remains an invaluable resource for officers and military historians alike.

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