Three books on 1 CD
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1. The Army and The Navy of the United States of America
Published 1917
by
The Prudential Insurance Company of America
This CD-ROM includes
a reproduction of this period publication.

Contents
Insignia of the Army and the Navy.
Foreword
Infantryman
Cavalryman
Engineer - Equipment
Field Wireless Outfit
Signals
Aviator in Flying Costume
Aviation
Armored Vehicles, Equipment, and Weapons
Artillery
Field & Coast Artillery in Action
Marine and Sailor
Marine - Full Dress Uniform and Sailor - Service Uniform
Dreadnaughts
Dreadnaught (Bird's-Eye View)
Torpedo Boat Destroyers
Torpedo Vessel ("Destroyer") At Full Speed in the Open Sea
Submarines
Submarine Running On Surface - Coming into Harbor
Scout Cruisers
Scout Cruiser On Patrol Duty
Medical Dept
Motor Ambulance and Field Hospital
What Every Soldier Ought To Know


 
Wonderful descriptions of the US Forces of the time and
great colourful illustrations.
All illustrations shown are reduced from those on
the CDROM
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2. MANUAL FOR NONCOMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES OF INFANTRY OF THE
ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES
1917
To be used by Engineer companies (dismounted) and Coast
Artillery companies for Infantry instruction and training.
Published by
WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL
(Illustrated)
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
CHAPTER I. MILITARY DISCIPLINE AND COURTESY
Section 1. Oath of enlistment
Section 2. Obedience
Section 3. Loyalty
Section 4. Discipline
Section 5. Military courtesy
Section 6. Saluting
Section 7. Rules governing saluting
Section 8. Courtesies in conversation
CHAPTER II. ARMS, UNIFORMS, AND EQUIPMENT
Section 1. The rifle
Section 2. Care of the rifle
Section 3. Cleaning the rifle
Section 4. Uniforms
Section 5. The service kit
Section 6. The surplus kit
Section 7. Assembling Infantry equipment
CHAPTER III. RATIONS AND FORAGE
Section 1. The ration
Section 2. Individual cooking
Section 3. The forage ration
CHAPTER IV. PERSONAL HYGIENE AND CARE OF THE FEET
CHAPTER V. EXTRACTS FROM INFANTRY DRILL REGULATIONS, 1911
Section l. Definitions
Section 2. Introduction
Section 3. Orders, commands, and signals
Section 4. School of the soldier
Section 5. School of the squad
Section 6. School of the company
Section 7. Company inspection
Section 8. Manual of tent pitching
Section 9. Manual of the bayonet

CHAPTER VI. FIELD SERVICE
Section 1. Principles of Infantry training
Section 2. Combat
Section 3. Patrolling
Section 4. Advance guards
Section 5. Rear guards
Section 6. Flank guards
Section 7. Outposts
Section 8. Rifle trenches
CHAPTER VII. MARCHING AND CAMPING
Section 1. Breaking camp and preparation for a march
Section 2. Marching
Section 3. Making camp
Section 4. Camp services and duties
CHAPTER VIII. TARGET PRACTICE
Section 1. Preliminary training in marksmanship
Section 2. Sight adjustment
Section 3. Table of sight corrections
Section 4. Aiming
Section 5. Battle sight
Section 6. Trigger squeeze
Section 7. Firing positions
Section 8. Calling the shot
Section 9. Coordination
Section 10. Advice to riflemen
Section 11. The course in small-arms firing
Section 12. Targets
Section 13. Pistol and revolver practice

CHAPTER IX. EXTRACTS PROM MANUAL OF INTERIOR GUARD DUTY
Section 1. Introduction
Section 2. Classification of interior guilds
Section 3. Details and rosters
Section 4. Commander of the guard
Section 5. Sergeant of the guard
Section 6. Corporal of the guard
Section 7. Musicians of the guard
Section 8. Orderlies and color sentinels
Section 9. Privates of the guard
Section 10. Orders for sentinels
Section 11. Countersigns and paroles
Section 12. Guard patrols
Section 13. Watchmen
Section 14. Compliments from guards
Section 15. Prisoners
Section 16. Guarding prisoners
Section 17. Flags
Section 18. Reveille and retreat gun
Section 19. Guard mounting
Section 20. Formal guard mounting for Infantry
Section 21. Informal guard mounting for Infantry
Section 22. Relieving the old guard
CHAPTER X. MAP READING AND SKETCHING
Section 1. Military map reading
Section 2. Sketching
CHAPTER XI. MESSAGE BLANKS
CHAPTER XII. SIGNALS AND CODES
CHAPTER XIII. FIRST-AID RULES
CHAPTER XIV. LAWS AND REGULATIONS
Section 1. General provisions
Section 2. The Army of the United States
Section 3. Rank and precedence of officers and noncommissioned officers
Section 4. Insignia of officers and noncommissioned officers
Section 5. Extracts from the Articles of War
CHAPTER XV. ENGLISH-FRENCH VOCABULARY
APPENDIX. FORM FOR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT
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3.
3. America's
Army and its Part in the
Great War
Copyright W. C. Both
Chicago

Contents
An Appreciation
Notable Days in the War's History: 1914 - 1916
Notable Days in the War's History: 1917 - 1918
Chateau Thierry
St. Mihiel
The Argonne
Gen. Pershing's Report
Map: "France, where the Hun Menace was curbed and the war for World-Peace
won."
Map: "Western Front, from Soissons to the English Channel."
Map: "Chateau Thierry, and from the Marne to the Vesle."
Map: "How the Yanks Smashed in the St. Mihiel Salient."
Map: "Through the Argonne Forest to Sedan."
Map: "Occupied Germany"

Data Of Divisions: First, 1st; Second, 2nd; Third, 3rd; Fourth, 4th; Fifth,
5th; Sixth, 6th
Data Of Divisions: Seventh, 7th; Eighth, 8th; Twenty-sixth, 26th;
Twenty-seventh, 27th; Twenty-eighth, 28th; Twenty-ninth, 29th; Thirtieth, 30th
Data Of Divisions: Thirty-first, 31st; Thirty-second, 32nd; Thirty-third,
33rd; Thirty-fourth, 34th; Thirty-fifth, 35th; Thirty-sixth, 36th;
Thirty-seventh, 37th
Data Of Divisions: Thirty-eighth, 38th; Thirty-ninth, 39th; Fortieth, 40th;
Forty-first, 41st; Forty-second, 42nd; Seventy-sixth, 76th; Seventy-seventh,
77th; Seventy-eighth, 78th
Data Of Divisions: Seventy-ninth, 79th; Eightieth, 80th; Eighty-first, 81st;
Eighty-second, 82nd; Eighty-third, 83rd; Eighty-fourth, 84th; Eighty-fifth,
85th; Eighty-sixth, 86th
Data Of Divisions: Eighty-seventh, 87th; Eighty-eighth, 88th; Eighty-ninth,
89th; Ninetieth, 90th; Ninety-first, 91st; Ninety-second, 92nd; Ninety-third,
93rd
The Price of World Peace
Personal Record - Blank page for soldier to fill out.
Overseas Service - Blank page for soldier to fill out.
The Race with the Hun

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