This is a detailed training manual for the United States Marine Corps, likely dating from the period immediately following World War I. It offers a fascinating glimpse into the methods and strategies employed by the USMC at a pivotal moment in its history. Although the manual's specific publication date is 1919, its contents reflect a broader period of military evolution and adaptation. This manual provides a valuable resource for military historians, veterans, and anyone interested in the development of modern military practices.
Compiled by the Planning Section of the U.S. Marine Corps, the "Training Manual" covers a wide range of topics essential for preparing Marines for combat and service. It is a historical document that provides insight into the Marine Corps' approach to training and its role in national defense.
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