War Office 1944 (68 results)

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Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Handbook of Enemy Ammunition: War Office Pamphlet No 11; German Mines, Grenades, Gun Ammunition and Mortar Ammunition. Book.

Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Handbook of Enemy Ammunition: War Office Pamphlet No 10; German Mines and Ammunition for Guns and Howitzers. Italian Gun and Howitzer Ammunition. Ja. Book.

Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Handbook of Enemy Ammunition: War Office Pamphlet No 12; German Gun and Mortar Ammunition. Book.

Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Handbook of Enemy Ammunition: War Office Pamphlet No 13; German Rockets, Gun and Mortar Ammunition. Book.

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Condition: New. 2009 N&M Press reprint (original pub 1944). SB. 39pp. Illustrated. This is a pictorial (there are photos, drawings and diagrams on every page) manual of basic battle training with rifles for infantrymen in 1944 in the latter sages of the Second World War. Originally restricted in circulation, its aim is to enable soldiers to acquire complete mastery over their weapons in action. It shows how rifles are to be handled by day and night; at rest or in movement, and shows a series of physical exercise by which complete facility with the weapon can be achieved. Book.…

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Condition: New. 2003 N&M Press reprint (original pub1944). 76pp SB illustrated. Handbook of Enemy Ammunition was a vital series of British War Office military intelligence publications issued during the Second World War. Fifteen individual pamphlets appeared between 1940 and 1945, providing field units in Europe and Africa with authoritative guidance on the identification of enemy ordnance.Their primary purpose was practical and lifesaving: to enable troops to recognise unfamiliar ammunition on the battlefield before specialist personnel, notably Royal Army Ordnance Corps (RAOC) ammunition technicians, were called upon to render it safe, remove it or destroy it.Although German ordnance received the most extensive treatment, the series also documented Italian and Japanese equipment. Its coverage included small-arms ammunition, fuzes, grenades, artillery and anti-tank ammunition, mines such as the Tellermine 43, and specialised aircraft cannon rounds. Italian mortar bombs and grenades, together with Japanese nose fuzes, high-explosive shells and infantry weapons, were likewise examined.The series culminated in War Office Pamphlet No. 15 of May 1945, which provided comprehensive reference tables and colour plates for interpreting German manufacturing codes, packaging and paint markings. Collectively, these pamphlets form an important record of wartime ammunition intelligence and ordnance recognition.Issues 1-15 can be ordered directly from military history specialist Naval & Military Press. Book.…

Condition: New. 2003 N&M Press reprint (original pub1944). 64pp SB illustrated. Handbook of Enemy Ammunition was a vital series of British War Office military intelligence publications issued during the Second World War. Fifteen individual pamphlets appeared between 1940 and 1945, providing field units in Europe and Africa with authoritative guidance on the identification of enemy ordnance.Their primary purpose was practical and lifesaving: to enable troops to recognise unfamiliar ammunition on the battlefield before specialist personnel, notably Royal Army Ordnance Corps (RAOC) ammunition technicians, were called upon to render it safe, remove it or destroy it.Although German ordnance received the most extensive treatment, the series also documented Italian and Japanese equipment. Its coverage included small-arms ammunition, fuzes, grenades, artillery and anti-tank ammunition, mines such as the Tellermine 43, and specialised aircraft cannon rounds. Italian mortar bombs and grenades, together with Japanese nose fuzes, high-explosive shells and infantry weapons, were likewise examined.The series culminated in War Office Pamphlet No. 15 of May 1945, which provided comprehensive reference tables and colour plates for interpreting German manufacturing codes, packaging and paint markings. Collectively, these pamphlets form an important record of wartime ammunition intelligence and ordnance recognition.Issues 1-15 can be ordered directly from military history specialist Naval & Military Press. Book.…

Condition: New. 2003 N&M Press reprint (original pub1944). 39pp SB illustrated. Handbook of Enemy Ammunition was a vital series of British War Office military intelligence publications issued during the Second World War. Fifteen individual pamphlets appeared between 1940 and 1945, providing field units in Europe and Africa with authoritative guidance on the identification of enemy ordnance.Their primary purpose was practical and lifesaving: to enable troops to recognise unfamiliar ammunition on the battlefield before specialist personnel, notably Royal Army Ordnance Corps (RAOC) ammunition technicians, were called upon to render it safe, remove it or destroy it.Although German ordnance received the most extensive treatment, the series also documented Italian and Japanese equipment. Its coverage included small-arms ammunition, fuzes, grenades, artillery and anti-tank ammunition, mines such as the Tellermine 43, and specialised aircraft cannon rounds. Italian mortar bombs and grenades, together with Japanese nose fuzes, high-explosive shells and infantry weapons, were likewise examined.The series culminated in War Office Pamphlet No. 15 of May 1945, which provided comprehensive reference tables and colour plates for interpreting German manufacturing codes, packaging and paint markings. Collectively, these pamphlets form an important record of wartime ammunition intelligence and ordnance recognition.Issues 1-15 can be ordered directly from military history specialist Naval & Military Press. Book.…

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Condition: New. 2003 N&M Press reprint (original pub1944). 58pp SB illustrated. Handbook of Enemy Ammunition was a vital series of British War Office military intelligence publications issued during the Second World War. Fifteen individual pamphlets appeared between 1940 and 1945, providing field units in Europe and Africa with authoritative guidance on the identification of enemy ordnance.Their primary purpose was practical and lifesaving: to enable troops to recognise unfamiliar ammunition on the battlefield before specialist personnel, notably Royal Army Ordnance Corps (RAOC) ammunition technicians, were called upon to render it safe, remove it or destroy it.Although German ordnance received the most extensive treatment, the series also documented Italian and Japanese equipment. Its coverage included small-arms ammunition, fuzes, grenades, artillery and anti-tank ammunition, mines such as the Tellermine 43, and specialised aircraft cannon rounds. Italian mortar bombs and grenades, together with Japanese nose fuzes, high-explosive shells and infantry weapons, were likewise examined.The series culminated in War Office Pamphlet No. 15 of May 1945, which provided comprehensive reference tables and colour plates for interpreting German manufacturing codes, packaging and paint markings. Collectively, these pamphlets form an important record of wartime ammunition intelligence and ordnance recognition.Issues 1-15 can be ordered directly from military history specialist Naval & Military Press. Book.…

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