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US. ARMY AIR FORCE. U. S.
TWO BLACK & WHITE PHOTOGRAPHS OF BOMBER PILOTS WEARING SHEEPSKIN FLIGHT JACKETS
1942 Dinjian. Two early black and white photographs one dated:"12-1.42" on the verso back the other with pilot's name size: a. 14.2 x 8.8 cm.; b. 7.4 x 11.7 cm. very clear & unfaded images on glossy photo paper. ORIGINAL PERIOD . . . A PAIR OF EARLY WORLD WAR 2 PHOTOGRAPHS . . . TENTH ARMY AIR FORCE BOMBER PILOTS WEARING SHEEPSKIN . . . FLYING UNIFORMS IN THE "C.B.I." THEATER OF WAR . . . FLYING FROM ROYAL AIR FORCE AIRFIELD DUBJAN INDIA . . . TO KUNMING YUNNAN CHINA . The "Hump" was the nickname of the world's tallest mountain range the Himalayas given by U.S. Army Air Force pilots. They flew bomber planes loaded with cargo to Kunming China in the C.B.I. China Burma & India theaters of World War 2 Asia. . The "Hump" was the one and only way to support the "A.V.G." "AMERICAN VOLUNTEER GROUP" later known as the famous "FLYING TIGERS" created and commanded by Major General Claire L. Chennault. . The flight from India at high-altitude in freezing aircraft temperatures required sheepskin flying uniforms. These bulky but warm flight jackets trousers and boots protected the flight crew from freezing to death. . The frequent bomber flights provided Chennault with the material to prosecute the air war against the Japanese air force: gasoline ammunition food rations medical supplies and other necessities. There was no land route to Kunming as the Japanese military forces had cut off western China from all allied support. . The two photographs were most likely taken at the Royal Air Force airfield at Dinjan India just prior to take off. The flight crew consisted of: pilot co-pilot navigator and a relief flier. . The first photograph the larger shows four airmen in sheepskin flight uniforms. The smaller photograph shows a pilot in typical sheepskin flight uniform: jacket trousers boots with his parachute attached to his back ready for take off to Kunming. . Color photos are posted to our website. . REFERENCE: . The Hump: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hump . . unknown
Référence libraire : 34004201
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US. ARMY AIR FORCE. U. S.
TWO PHOTOGRAPHS OF WORLD WAR 2 U.S.A.A.F. PILOTS. Likely Kunming Yunnan China
1942-1943. Two black & white photographs of pilots suited up in flight uniforms size:a. 9.6 x 11.8 cm.; b.8 x 12.3 cm image clear excellent no fading original period photos with inscriptions. UNIQUE OBSCURE EARLY 1940'S . . . A PAIR OF EARLY WORLD WAR 2 PHOTOGRAPHS . . . SHOWS TWO U.S.A.A.F. PILOTS: FIGHTER & BOMBER . . This is a pair of early 1940's black and white photographs of United States Army Air Force U.S.A.A.F. pilots. These were part of a group of photographs from a "FLYING TIGERS" U.S.A.A.F. member's collection of duty while stationed in Kunming Yunnan China 1942-1943. . The larger shows a pilot immediately after landing standing on the right wing inspecting two large "flack" holes in the aircraft skin during air to air combat against the Japanese air force. . The American pilot wears the typical flight A.A.F. uniform of the period: leather flight cap with earphones flight goggles leather flight jacket heavy duty trousers boots and his parachute. . Near the tail are twin 50 caliber machine guns in the turret typical of the weapons on U.S. bombers. . The smaller photograph shows a fighter pilot wearing his sheepskin flight jacket flight jumpsuit flight boots and he is wearing his parachute. He stands on the wing with one leg inside the cockpit getting ready for take off. He holds a camera in his right hand. . The first photograph show the typical bomber aircraft flown from the Royal Air Force Airfield in Dubjan India to Kunming Yunnan China in the C.B.I. China Burma & India theaters of World War 2 Asia. The inscription on the back states: "This photo has been" released for publication: Jerome Kagel 1st Lt. Ac" with a "Passed by Army Examiners" stamp over the signature. Below that: "Lt. James Wilson" with a more recent comment: "Please return to Luther d. Moore 5370 Verbena San Antonio Texas 78240." . The second shows a single seat fighter aircraft. The front has an inked inscription: "To Cary with love Herbie." The photo was taken at the U.S.A.A.F SAACC San Antonio Aviation Cadet Center San Antonio Texas which operated 1943-1945. Obviously this pilot sent a previous photo of himself to his girlfriend or wife prior to shipping out to the war. . . hardcover
Référence libraire : 38043301
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US. Army Aviation Medical Association Staff; Matt Larsen U. S.
U. S. Military Pocket Survival Guide : Plus Evasion and Recovery
Globe Pequot Press The 2009. Paperback. Good. Disclaimer:A copy that has been read but remains in clean condition. All pages are intact and the cover is intact. The spine may show signs of wear. Pages can include limited notes and highlighting and the copy can include previous owner inscriptions. At ThriftBooks our motto is: Read More Spend Less.Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed. Globe Pequot Press, The paperback
Référence libraire : G1599214873I3N00 ISBN : 1599214873 9781599214870
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US. ARMY AIR FORCE. U. S.
U.S. AAF ARMY AIR FORCE OFFICER PILOT DRESS "CRUSHER" CAP.Original World War
New York 1940 Hunt. U.S. Army Air Force Officer pilot's cap olive drab mohair wool extra fine high-quality leather visor chin-strap brass buttonslarge brass eagle insignia very good condition complete worn by Americans dated.RARE . . . . VERY RARE DATED 1940 OFFICER'S "CRUSHER" CAP . . . OLIVE DRAB GREEN 100% MOHAIR WOOL AND LEATHER . . . WORN BY "A.V.G. "AMERICAN VOLUNTEER GROUP" & . . . "FLYING TIGERS" THROUGHOUT WORLD WAR 2 IN CHINA & BURMA . This is a very good used example of the Officer Pilot U.S. Army Air Force mohair wool & all leather cap. . CRUSHER STYLE A.A.F. ARMY AIR FORCE CAP: The cap is often called "crusher" type since it was used by aviators wearing headphones. The hat could also be folded and put in the pocket when necessary without damage. The visor and chin-strap are of brown calf leather with out damage firmly in place with two expandable tabs and a small buckle at the back for expansion. This cap was very popular and worn from the beginning of World War II by U.S. A.A.F. Army Air Force pilots and crew members. The main difference being in the quality of the wool cover. The high quality finely woven mohair type was issued to officers while the rougher more course weave was wool was for the enlisted crew members. . The steel band that goes inside the wool cover accompanies this cap to make it a 'crusher' pilots removed this item to allow the outside top edges of the cap to be loose and allow the wear to use earphones over this cap. The buyer can use this cap either way. . THE EAGLE EMBLEM AT THE TOP: There were various makers of the cap and the hardware. Each maker made a slightly variant emblem of the eagle clutching sheaves of grain and arrows with an eagle in the center with a round disk showing 13 stars surrounded by a field of flowers. While the subject of the emblem remains virtually the same the exact style varied with makers as did the style of the eagle's wings. Some were more open in a "V" shape others more closed or vertical in a "V" shape. . THE HUNT CO. HUNT NEW YORK MAKER: Inside the leather brim is some black printed information we hope it was correctly read some letters are less than clear: "June 29 1940 qm 278 SPEC. O.Q.D. No. 595 STOCK No. 73-F-2111 Q.M. P.O.N.Y." . This example was made in Hunt New York by an unstated company. The usual plastic head liner is missing it was the usual place to carry the maker's name. Elsewhere we found "Hunt New York most likely this was the Hunt Co. product. . The interior top liner is khaki color satin with a leather liner and brown ribbon at the back where the leather band is joined. The size is about 7 inches. . QUALITY: This is a superior quality officer's hat with high-grade calf-brown leather visor and an excellent quality leather of a lighter color under the visor. The fine leather chinstrap has the two brass screw retainers buttons at the side 3 belt loops in all and a bronze buckle at the rear. All in all excellent quality materials & workmanship. . CONDITION: There are a few typical tiny and old moth holes on the top of the hat otherwise a very good example no damage or other issues. The inside leather band has some minor wear opposite the forehead as usual. . RARE: This World War 2 early A.A.F. "Crusher" hat is quite rare and seldom found on the market in such very good condition for a 1940 dated item now nearly 80 years old. . . hardcover
Référence libraire : 39012501
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US. ARMY AIR FORCE. U. S.
U.S. AAF ARMY AIR FORCE NCO ENLISTED MAN'S DRESS CAP 100%MOHAIR OLIVE DRAB W
Washington D.C.1942-1945 Army Air Force. Black patent leather bill and chin strap leather liner 100% Mohair top with large brass American Eagle emblem very clean cloth a bit of wear on the bill else a solid and clean example. . . . . STANDARD NCO ENLISTED MAN'S 100% MOHAIR WOOL . . . WINTER VISOR "CRUSHER" CAP . . . WITH 3 PIECE BRASS EAGLE EMBLEM . Issued during World War 2 this is the typical example worn on winter dress duty. . This cap has two brass American eagle buttons holding the chin strap and a large American eagle insignia at the front of the cap. . NOTE: A second example lacks the chin strap and two brass American eagle buttons sold "as is." Ask questions prior to ordering this example. . . hardcover
Référence libraire : 38017501
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US. ARMY AIR FORCE. U. S.
U.S. AAF ARMY AIR FORCE NCO ENLISTED MAN'S DRESS CAP 100%MOHAIR OLIVE DRAB W
Washington D.C.1942-1945 Army Air Force. Brown leather visor lacks chin strap leather liner 100% Mohair top with large brass American Eagle emblem very clean 2-3 tiny pin holes else a solid & clean example. VINTAGE WW 2 . . . . STANDARD NCO ENLISTED MAN'S 100% MOHAIR WOOL . . . WINTER VISOR "CRUSHER" CAP . . . WITH 3 PIECE BRASS EAGLE EMBLEM . Issued during World War 2 this is the typical example worn on winter dress duty. . This cap has two brass American eagle buttons holding the chin strap and a large American eagle insignia at the front of the cap. . NOTE: A second example lacks the chin strap and two brass American eagle buttons sold "as is." Ask questions prior to ordering this example. . . hardcover
Référence libraire : 38017502
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US. ARMY AIR CORPS. U. S.
U.S. ARMY AIR CORPS: 10TH AIR FORCE ACTIVATED ON FEBURARY 1942. ORIGINAL PERIOD
Washington D.C.1942 U. S. Dept. of Defense. One old era vintage embroidered shoulder patch of the 10th. U. S. A.A.F. in blue gold and red over cloth 6.5 x 7.3 cm. oval very goodbit of usual soil solid. VERY RARE ORIGINAL EXAMPLE . . . GENUINE SHOULDER PATCH OF 10TH ARMY AIR CORPS . . . "C.B.I." CHINA-BURMA-INDIA THEATER OF WORLD WAR 2 . The U.S. ARMY AIR CORPS established the 10th Air Force in 1942 to fly from India to Kunming. Soon thereafter their name was changed to U.S. Army Air Force. . TENTH AIR FORCE COMMAND: The Tenth Air Force initially provided control of all U.S.A.A.F. combat operations in the China Burma India Theater under theater commander Lt. Gen. Joseph Stillwell. . COMMANDED BY BRIGADIER GENERAL CLAIRE CHENNAULT: Units based in China were controlled by the China Air Task Force of the Tenth Air Force created 4 July 1942 to replace the "A.V.G." "American Volunteer Group and commanded by Brig. Gen. Claire Chennault. . Units based in India were controlled by the India Air Task Force created 8 October 1942 commanded by Brigadier General Caleb V. Haynes. . In March 1943 the China Air Task Force was dissolved and its components made part of the new Fourteenth Air Force 14 U.S.A.A.F. activated in China under Chennault. . The Tenth operated in India and Burma as part of the Allied Eastern Air Command until it moved to China late in July 1945. . CONDITION: This is a very good example with a tiny bit of usual minor soil else solid above average example. . Color photos are posted to our website. NOTE: Our scanner is not picking up the actual color of the wings which gold NOT red ! . . REFERENCE: wikipedia.org/wiki/Tenth_Air_Force . . hardcover
Référence libraire : 44015701
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US. Army Artillery and Missile School U. S.
U.S. Army Artillery and Missile School: Map Reading - Location December 1964
Fort Sill OK: U.S. Army Artillery and Missile School 1964. Oversize Paperback. GOOD. Tight 3-hole punched. Light wear to edges. Some soiling to covers and two large creases on back. Edge stain to top that is about 1" square. 44 pages. 8X10.25X025" 20X26X0.5cm Instructions and workbook on map use for artillery. Guides the student through learning to use maps correctly in branching method where they are given two possible answers and then told to turn to a different page for each answer. Similar to choose your own adventure. Some choices have been circled in pencil. Migrated template U.S. Army Artillery and Missile School paperback
Référence libraire : 8-9Y002
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US. ARMY AIR FORCE. U. S.
U.S. ARMY AIR FORCE JACKET SHIRT TROUSERS & GARRISON CAP.
Washington D.C. ca. 1941-1943. A.A.F. uniform jacketshirt trousers garrison cap olive drab green pins rank badge pins medals & wings with patches:"FLYING TIGERS" "C.B.I." & A.A.F. patchs. Air Force. . unknown
Référence libraire : 29029501
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US. Army Air Force U. S.
Ultra and the History of the United States Strategic Air Force in Europe vs. the German Air Force
University Publications of America 1980. Hardcover. Fair Condition/No Dust Jacket. Light wear the pages are yellowed some staining to the foreedge; a reading copy but there is a strong cigarette smell inside. No jacket. Quantity Available: 1. Category: Military History; ISBN: 089093245x. ISBN/EAN: 9780890932452. Inventory No: 224623. . 9780890932452 University Publications of America hardcover
Référence libraire : 224623 ISBN : 089093245x 9780890932452
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XXXIX No. 2 January 1959
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1959. good. 26 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7179
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XXXI No. 4 June 1951
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1951. good. 22 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7163
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XXVI No. 4 Summer 1946
Place_Pub: Englewood NJ: USAAS Association 1946. good. 22 wraps illus. covers somewhat soiled. This issue contains Part II of "The History of United States Army Ambulance Corps." USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7153
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XXIII No. 1 & 2 Fall and Winter 1942
Place_Pub: Greenland NH: USAAS Association 1942. good. 47 wraps illus. covers somewhat soiled small stains on front cover. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7145
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XXXV No. 2 January 1955
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1955. good. 22 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7170
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XLII No. 2 January 1962
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1962. good. 26 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7189
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XL No. 2 January 1960
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1960. good. 30 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7182
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XXXVI No. 1 September 1955
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1955. as is. 30 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled pp. 3-4 torn out. Page 14 has a brief article entitled "Serial #1" about Sergeant Arthur Crean who had the distinction of holding the first serial number issued by the U.S. Army. He was serving with Pershing's Headquarters when the orders came through to assign serial number in 1918. He enlisted in 1897 and served in the 14th Infantry. He saw service in the Spanish-American war Boxer Rebellion Mexican Border and WW1. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7173
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. X No. 2 December 1929
Place_Pub: East Orange NJ: USAAS Association 1929. fair to good. 20 wraps illus. covers somewhat soiled and small creases. Brief mention that Adolph note no "e " must have dropped it after Hitler came to power Menjou film star had emergency surgery at the American Hospital in Paris. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7127
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XXXVIII No. 1 September 1957
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1957. fair to good. 30 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled some wrinkling to text pencil checks on p. 30. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7176
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XLI No. 3 April 1961
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1961. good. 30 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7187
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XIII No. 1 September 1932
Place_Pub: Drexel Hill PA: USAAS Association 1932. fair to good. 28 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled spine worn front cover creased. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7137
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XL No. 3 April 1960
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1960. good. 30 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled. Page 9 has a one-page article entitled "A Tribute to Sarge " on John O. Parcell--at the time the oldest active USAAC member. "Sarge was with the Army of Invasion in Porto Rico in the Spanish-American War in 1898." He was a member of the Spanish-American War Veterans since 1910 and of the VFW since 1914. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7183
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XXXIX No. 3 April 1959
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1959. good. 30 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7180
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XX No. 2 January 1940
Place_Pub: Englewood NJ: USAAS Association 1940. fair. 23 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled large rough spot on front cover. There is a brief obituary page 15 on Daniel Wells who served in the Spanish-American War and Philippine Insurrection. He was a war correspondent during the Boxer Rebellion and joined the American Ambulance in Paris under Capt. A. W. Kipling. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7140
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XXXIII No. 1 October 1952
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1952. good. 34 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled. Page 28 contains the obituary of Col. William McFarland. He enlisted in the Spanish-American War joining the Minnesota Volunteers. He later entered the U.S. Army Hospital Corps. He served in the Spanish-American War Cuban Occupation and the Philippine Insurrection. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7165
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XLII No. 3 April 1962
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1962. good. 30 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled. Page 27 contains a brief obituary reference to Dr. Othol Schofield who was in Section 605 of the U.S. Army Ambulance Service. Prior to that he had served in the Spanish-American War and saw active service in Cuba. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7190
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XXXVIII No. 2 January 1958
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1958. good. 26 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled pencil note on p. 26. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7177
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. VI No. 2 May - June 1924
Place_Pub: Philadelphia PA: USAAS Association 1924. fair. 15 wraps illus. covers soiled pencil name & address on fr cover tears at spine & sm tears along edges of covers. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7106
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XXV No. 4 July 1945
Place_Pub: Staten Island NY: USAAS Association 1945. good. 34 wraps illus. covers somewhat soiled. On page 33 there is an obituary on Col. Richard Slee. "Many years ago Col. Slee established a biological laboratory at Sweetwater PA to produce vaccine. The United States Army was his first customer and used the virus during the Spanish-American War and later for the prevention of smallpox in Cuba Puerto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines." Col. Slee also served in WW1 at Camp Crane. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7151
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XI No. 2 December 1930
Place_Pub: East Orange NJ: USAAS Association 1930. good. 24 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled. Also includes separate dues notice and poem. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7131
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XXI No. 4 June 1941
Place_Pub: Greenland NH: USAAS Association 1941. good. 34 wraps illus. covers somewhat soiled. Contains a brief letter from Adolphe Menjou. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7144
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XLIV No. 2 January 1964
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1964. good. 22 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled. Contains "A tribute to "Adolphe Menjou" by Robert W. Johnson Regional USAAC Commander South. Recalls a 1948 meeting with Menjou in Baltimore related to his book "It took Nine Tailors." The book discusses his joining the Cornell University Unit and desire for service in France. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7195
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. VIII No. 3 March 1928
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1928. fair. 24 wraps illus. covers soiled spine worn tear in front cover through p. 2. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7109
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XLIII No. 3 April 1963
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1963. good. 22 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7194
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XLII No. 4 June 1962
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1962. good. 26 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled. Pencil check mark on cover. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7191
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XXX No. 4 May 1950
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1950. good. 22 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7159
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XX No. 4 July 1940
Place_Pub: Englewood NJ: USAAS Association 1940. fair. 23 wraps illus. covers somewhat soiled two tears and small rough spot on front cover. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7142
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XXXV No. 4 June 1955
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1955. good. 22 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7172
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XII No. 2 December 1931
Place_Pub: Philadelphia PA: USAAS Association 1931. good. 24 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled and edges faded. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7135
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XLI No. 1 September 1960
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1960. good. 34 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7185
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XXIX No. 1 October 1948
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1948. fair to good. 30 wraps illus. covers soiled. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7155
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XXIV No. 4 July 1944
Place_Pub: Staten Island NY: USAAS Association 1944. good. 34 wraps illus. covers somewhat soiled. Cover states Silver Anniversary Convention. Silver Anniversary Convention issue. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7150
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XLIII No. 1 September 1962
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1962. good. 34 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled also includes 1-page addendum to 1962 USAAC Directory. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7192
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XII No. 1 September 1931
Place_Pub: Philadelphia PA: USAAS Association 1931. good. 28 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled. Brief mention of Adolphe Menjou being the Captain of a Section that left Italy for France. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7134
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. VIII No. 2 December 1927
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1927. fair to good. 23 wraps illus. covers soiled spine worn. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7108
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XXXI No. 2 January 1951
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1951. fair to good. 22 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled small damp stains to inside corner of text no pages stuck Pages 16-17 contain an obituary on Stephen H. P. Pell whose family owned Fort Ticonderoga. He served in the NY State Naval Militia and served on the U.S.S. Yankee in the Spanish-American War. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7161
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XXIV No. 1 September 1943
Place_Pub: Staten Island NY: USAAS Association 1943. fair to good. 34 wraps illus. covers somewhat soiled and foxed some wear at spine. SOme pencil marks in box on page 8. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7148
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XXVI No. 3 Spring 1946
Place_Pub: Englewood NJ: USAAS Association 1946. fair to good. 22 wraps illus. covers somewhat soiled and stained. Contains letters about "History of United States Ambulance Corps." USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7152
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US. Army Ambulance Service Association U. S.
USAAC Bulletin Vol. XXXVIII No. 3 April 1958
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1958. good. 26 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled. USAAS Association paperback
Référence libraire : 7178
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