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Military psychology

the claimed share of infantry soldiers who actually fire their weapons in battle, reported as low and later disputed by historians.

In military psychology, ratio of fire refers to the claimed share of infantry soldiers who actually fire their weapons in battle, reported as low and later disputed by historians. This meaning comes from Marshall (1947) in Men Against Fire.[1]

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  1. Marshall, S. L. A. (1947). Men Against Fire. Infantry Journal. ISBN 9780806132808

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