France - Manual for the NCO of light artillery - Nominal J

LIGHT ARTILLERY RANK MANUAL 1935 Nominal: Jean Desvignes, Sergeant 879 Dimensions: 20 cm x 11 cm x 6 cm Weight: 884 g Large practical volume, around 1,000 pages, richly illustrated with numerous engravings and plans, figures, diagrams, and fold-out plates. Today it is sought after as a military collectible by historians and enthusiasts of World War II and the 1940 period. Original WW2 material that served on battlefields Used item, sold as-is and without any restoration. Sold as-is - Please look closely at the photos. They are of the item you will receive. The Manual of the Light Artillery NCO (often titled Manual of the Light Horse-Drawn and Motorized Artillery NCO) is a military reference work published by Charles-Lavauzelle & Co. during the interwar period (notable editions in 1929, 1935, 1937 and 1940). Main features • Intended for: Non-commissioned officers, chief sergeants, sergeants and student officers of the artillery. • Technical content: It collected drill regulations, instruction on key artillery materiel of the French Army of the time — notably the 75mm model 1897 and the short 155 model 1917 (as well as other pieces depending on the edition), tactics of horse-drawn units and motorized/motorized units, as well as topography and transmission. Fast and careful shipping with Colissimo post, registered with signature and insurance. Items are pre-packaged as soon as they go online on CATAWIKI Group orders are therefore not possible IMPORTANT NOTE: Please be present or arrange delivery upon receipt of your order. For obvious safety reasons, this delivery is made with registered mail with insurance and requires a signature. If you are not present and have not signed, the order will be returned to me. ANOTHER IMPORTANT DETAIL If you are not present, your driver will not leave a delivery notice and will mark your address as incomplete to save time. This is what most drivers do nowadays.

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