Army Guides to the World During World War II the US Army recognized a need. The men and women serving abroad were going into lands, representing the United States, and acting not only as soldiers, but also as diplomats. The United States was putting out the fires and surely did not wish to start any new ones. It was necessary that they understand and respect the customs of these countries. To this end the United States Army provided their soldiers with these handbooks - containing useful cultural tips, as well as handy phrases, and even some political history. These manuals provide a unique perspective into the understandings of the average soldier and how he was taught to see the world. Click on the text to read the book
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