"Infantry Drill Regulations — United States Army — 1911 with corrections to November 1913" Captain John Paul Jones flew its last missions over

flew its last missions over the Japanese homeland and fought the last aerial encounter of World War II over Tokyo after the Japanese had announced their intention to surrender

he spent 1966-67 living in Saigon in the household of a top-ranking Vietnamese royal family while working as a researcher for the Air Force’s Project CHECO

animal and sporting scenes to religious images and spectacular news events

On the back

The Victory or Death socks looked interesting

"Infantry Drill Regulations — United States Army — 1911 with corrections to November 1913" Captain John Paul Jones flew its last missions overUpdated at 9: 10 pm: This has been sold. Full title: Infantry Drill Regulations United States Army 1911 with corrections to November 1913. Published in Washington by the Government Printing Office in 1914. 246pp. Includes several fold outs, black and white plates and illustrations. In very good condition. Size: 6" x 4. 5" Shipping: $10. Please allow two weeks for shipping.