Report by Harry William Whateley Good, a Medical Officer of 4th Bn Border Regiment, nd.
Relates to medical aspects of serving on Long-Range Patrols in the Naga Hills.
The account is based on experiences of his service in the 23rd British Infantry Brigade, 10 Apr-19 Jul 1944, 15 weeks of operations, and six months training. 
He considered the problems of dealing with sickness when the evacuation of casualties was not normally possible, and stressed the need to enforce the right attitudes upon the men during their training.
Associated with World War Two, Far East (1941-1945).