Field manuals

[garandfan1974]

Anyone collect old field manuals? They are fun to read.

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[Badger]

Anyone collect old field manuals? They are fun to read.

I don't collect them, but I sure have a pile of them someplace accumulated from my 17 years of mud crawling ..

I also like the old WWII training videos. There's a number of them on here covering the M1 Garand/M14/M1A Rifles and also in the M1 Carbine forums. Look at the "stickied threads" at the top of the forums.

Regards,
Badger

[Bill Ricca]

I collect Technical Manuals and all the changes.

[RCS]

The Stoner manual was issued for troop training

[garandfan1974]

I collect Technical Manuals and all the changes.

Hey Bill,
I have manual FM 21-100, and inside it I found an eleven page white page booklet FM 21-100 with C 1 underneath. Is this one of those change booklets?

[Bill Ricca]

I do not understand your description. A change is a white sheet or several sheets which describe how to change some wording in the manual, add some paragraphs, or add pictures.

[garandfan1974]

[Bill Ricca]

OK, that is change 1. There may be later changes.