Our Command gave programmes with time calculations and the squadrons submitted weekly programmes of activities with exact time for each subject. The attached programme with time calculation shows us the work in the squadrons. As mentioned above the work from the outset was reliable and time was used accurately. Difficulties arising from inaccuracies in the regulations were removed or corrected and taken into account at the daily briefings of the instructors in the evening.
As the squadron had sufficiently mastered the knowledge of weapons, December was mainly devoted to shooting training. Other subjects treated evenly. The squadron did not practice arms for long, because from the beginning it had carried on the cavalry tradition. However, the grips were cavalry "on the gun belt, over the back and behind the neck" - and that was all.

Kazimierz Duda - Chronicles of War - From 18 November to December 1943 - Page 18