Up for sale is a scarce, original 1926 military training booklet produced at Fort Sam Houston, Texas (imprint: Fort Sam Houston -1-9-26; -500). Dated January 9, 1926, this large-format pamphlet (4 pages of content plus title spread) features detailed organizational charts and functional breakdowns of infantry staffs across division, brigade, regiment, and battalion levels. Printed on heavy blue paper, it includes intricate flowcharts detailing staff roles e. Chief of Staff, G-1 through G-4 sections, Adjutant, Intelligence, Supply, Plans & Training Officers, personnel counts (commissioned, warrant, enlisted), general/detailed functions, assistants, and notes on operations, training, logistics, and more. This reflects the U. Army’s interwar reorganization of infantry doctrine post-WWI, making it a valuable piece for military history.
Compiled by the Imperial Japanese Army Ministry as an official handbook for school military training. Published in 1933 (Showa 8), pre-WWII Japan. Issued by the Imperial Reservist Association Headquarters in Tokyo, distributed to schools and training institutions. “Gakko Kyoren Hikkei – Military Lecture Section “. Covers basic weapons (rifles, machine guns, aircraft, balloons), tactics, formations, terminology, rank insignia and collar patches (in color), communication, and maps. Includes numerous fold-out charts such as colored insignia plates, tactical maps, and organizational charts. A valuable primary source showing how the Japanese Army taught military knowledge to students and cadets in the early Showa era. Provides rare visual insight into prewar training and education. Own a piece of history. Large hardcover handbook, approx. 22.5 × 15 × 3 cm. 255 pages + multiple fold-out charts. Condition: 1-2 pages detached, age wear, stains, creases, writing, folds. Approximate 7-21days(To USA).
German Reichsmarine / German Reich Navy. 294 colored cigarette card pictures. Included are flag-signal charts and naval ensigns plus a chart showing the national flags, etc. All pages are complete and tight in the binding.