The R.O.T.C. Manual: Advanced Course for All Arms by The Military Service Publishing Company - 1942

Military Service Publishing Co., 1935. Hardcover. Good. . Cover shows minor wear, tear, rubbing, and soiling. Minor writing/doodling on the endpapers and blanks at the rear and front of the book. Pages are lightly tanned and clean with a few minor bits of underlining/annotation.

Annapolis, Maryland: National Service Publishing Company, 1926 Eighth edition, revise; previous copyrights 1921-1925. This revised edition conforms ". . . exactly to the War Department's requirements." Contents of this volumes are "Command and Leadership," "Rifle Markmanship," "Military Courtesy," "Military Hygiene and First Aid," and " Physical Drill," by several different authors. With numerous illustrations and diagrams. Heavy rubbing to cover extremities, with lower corners worn through to boards. Moderate scuffing to covers. One prior owner name inside front cover; date with another prior owner name partially abraded away on front endpaper (laong with two tiny stray ink lines); few inkwritten notes to second blank front endpaper. Otherwise clean and intact.

Harrisburg, Penn.: Military Service Publishing Company, 1941. Hardcover. Good+. Tenth Edition, September, 1941 stated; 8vo, brown cloth, no dj; good+ (boards worn; shelfworn; bottom edge of rear board and spine ends bumped; epsd and pages toned; owner's name and address on ffep; foreedges of pages from p277 to rfep rippled from waterstain); incl. envelope with folding map and protractors, good (edges creased and torn; flap torn; toned; owner's name and address on front panel); 321pp.

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania: The Military Service Publishing Company. 669 pages, incl. index. Cloth cover a little shelf-worn, spine tanned, corners bumped. Initials inscribed into back cover. Previous owners' inscription and annotations to front endpapers, o/w contents in good condition. Page a little tanned but clean and unmarked. Heavy volume (1.24 kg) - Overseas orders may require additional postage. . Good. Hardcover. 22nd Edition. 1939.

UsedAcceptable. Good reading copy only, no dj, shows wear, unmarked text, back cover hinge is cracked, pages have water wrinkling, a good reading copy. We take great pride in accurately describing the condition of our books and media, ship within 48 hours, and offer a 100% money back guarantee. Customers purchasing more than one item from us may be entitled to a shipping discount.

Annapolis, Maryland: National Service Publishing Company. 1927. Hardcover. Good in boards. Edge wear. Soiling to front and rear panels. Ink to front endpaper. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall .

Palala Press. hardcover. New. 6x1x9. Brand New Book in Publishers original Sealing

Harrisburg, PA. (1942): The Military Service Publishing, 1942. 458p. The first (and last) issue which deals with the attack on Pearl Harbor but on page. 192 both the caputre of Guam and Wake Island are noted, though the Bataan Peninsula fell in April and the fortress at Corregidor surrendered in may 1942. Although tanks are recognized as essential, the book still defends the Cavalry without recognizing what J.F.C. Fuller and Liddell Hart had demonstrated a decade earlier. Much of this failure to modernize is unjustly laid on General John K. Herr though he had already tried in 1939 to convertd one squadron (the 2nd Cavalry) to a mechanzied unit. He also addressed the Army War College and suggested the same for the 7th Cavalry Brigade. Slowly the unit was eased out and saw little service except in Texas (though it was one of the few units that had integrated African-Americans as part of its core). Besides being a very good copy with no significant wear, it also has the original packet with the copy of… Read More