This manual, "Description and Directions for the use and Care of Cavalry Equipment, Model of 1912 ... Oct. 5, 1914," offers detailed instructions on the maintenance and utilization of cavalry equipment as prescribed by the United States Army Ordnance Department. Originally published in 1918, this historic document provides invaluable insights into the logistical and practical considerations of equipping and maintaining a cavalry force.
It is an essential resource for military historians, equestrian enthusiasts, and collectors of historical military manuals. The detailed descriptions and instructions provide a clear understanding of the equipment used by the US cavalry during the early 20th century. This book serves as a valuable record of military practices and technology from a bygone era.
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