Historical Division Department Of The Army Washington D. C. 1948/1950/1951/1952/1953. Zusammen ca. 4000 S. Ln. etwas randfleckig. - Beinhaltet die Bände: Three Battles: Arnaville Altuzzo And Schmidt / The Middle East Theater. The Persian Corridor And Aid To Russia / The War Department. Washington Command Post: The Operations Division / The War Department. Chief Of Staff: Prewar Plans And Preparations / The European Theater Of Operations. Logistical Support Of The Armies. In Two Volumes. Volume I: May 1941 - September 1944 / The Army Ground Forces. The Procurement And Training Of Ground Combat Troops / The Technical Services. The Quartermaster Corps: Organization Supply And Services. Volume I / China - Burma - India Theater. Stilwell's Mission To China / The Technical Services. The Transportation Corps: Responsibilities Organization And Operations / The War In The Pacific. The Approach To The Philippines - unknown
United States Army 1942. Card_book. Very Good. A phrase book issued to US soldiers at the beginning of the war in the Pacific. Two thirds of the book is devoted to Malay as spoken in the then Dutch East Indies with two smaller sections on Pidgin English and Japanese. The Japanese section is designed to be used with prisoners and almost all the phrases are commands 'Hands Up!' 'Hurry Up!' 'Answer My Question!' etc. Very Good Card Book. 96 pages. Weight: 0.4 kg Post free within Malaysia The cover has darkened with age slightly but has little signs of wear. A former owner's name is stamped neatly on the front and written on a front end paper. The binding is tight text clear and there is mild tanning throughout. Not a bad copy at all. United States Army unknown
Washington: GPO 1942. 14 pp. small illustrations in text very good in paper wrappers. - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. Washington: GPO, unknown
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