New book on the Tank Destroyer training at Camp Hood

[polartrill]

First a disclaimer (I wrote this book).
After obtaining the personal collection of the Camp Hood Post Commander I realized it contained a wealth of images and info. So I contacted Arcadia publishing and Voila a book was born. If one is interested in the training methods and stateside buildup of the Army at the beginning of WW2 this is a good source.
It is available at Amazon, Barnes and Noble and the Arcadia site. Check it out. A lot of research and tons of pics (180) covering Camp Hood from 1942 to 1945.

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http://www.amazon.co...words=fort hood

http://www.barnesand...n=9781467134712

https://www.arcadiap...s/9781467134712

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[polartrill]

the links to the web sites are not cooperating
In Amazon one can simply search for Fort Hood

[ArizonaBeagle]

"When I die, I know I'm going to heaven...
'cause I spent my time in Hell..."

Fort Hood Texas
1965

AZB

[polartrill]

"When I die, I know I'm going to heaven...
'cause I spent my time in Hell..."

Fort Hood Texas
1965

I have that before!

[Bob Womack]

Maybe this will work:

http://www.amazon.com/Fort-Hood-Worl...ords=fort+hood