"Soldier's Hand Book U.S.A." is a comprehensive guide intended for soldiers in the United States Army. Compiled by N. Hershler, the United States War Department, and the United States Adjutant-General's Office, this handbook provides essential information and practical guidance for military personnel.
Offering insights into various aspects of military life, from regulations and procedures to tactical maneuvers, this handbook serves as a valuable resource for soldiers seeking to enhance their understanding and effectiveness. It offers a snapshot into the training and information provided to soldiers during a specific period of American military history, providing valuable historical context.
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