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»»»»»»»»»»»»»»» FOUR ACES IN ANY SOLDIER~SHAND I:\"FA:\"TRY DRILL REGt;LATIO:\"S - 1943 CAC Edition COMPLETE IDR (contains all drills applicable to CAC), PLUS Rift Cal. .30 Ml and 1903; U. S. Carbine Cal. .30 Ml; Military Courte and Discipline; Interior Guard Duty; and Equipment, Clothing, and Te Pitching. 50c :'*', ..... :'*', ..... SOLDIER~S HA:\fDBOOI( - 1943 CAC Edition :'*', ..... :'*', ..... The BASICbook for every enlisted man. Pocket-size; limp, durable COY that makes it convenient to carry. The Basic Field Manual is includ{' PLUS 75 pages of additional material that will assist every soldier. B a copy for every enlisted man in your organization. II to 50 copies: 21~ each :'*', ..... :'*', ..... HOW TO SHOOT THE U. S. ARl'lY RIFLE :'*', ..... 25c :'*', ..... 51 or more copies: 19~c Modern teaching methods applied to the "soldier's best friend." A 19 book, designed to instruct in shooting and caring for the rifle. Solcli like to own it-officers are enthusiastic about its teaching luethods. B text and pictures compel attention. 11 to 50 copies: 21~ each :'*', ..... :'*', ..... SCOUTING A~D PATROLLING 25c :'*', ..... :'*', ..... 51 or more copies: 19~c The same effective teaching methods employed in How to Shoot )lla this the outstanding book on its subject at any price. The Soldier, Enemy, The Ground-the book may be literally a life-saver for any dier who gets within artillery range of the enemy. 11 to 50 copies: 21~ each :'*', ..... :'*, ..... 25c THE COAST ARTILLERY JOURNAL :'*', ..... :'*', ..... 51 or more copies: I9c e 631 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. WASHINGTON 4, J) • ... ...
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