Field Artillery Journal - Mar 1936

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MILITARY BOOKS Following is a list of latest books on military subjects which are recommended for their

professional value as well as interesting reading:

Price ( Domestic postage included )

FIELD ARTILLERY : The King of Battles Maj. Gen. H. G. Bishop ................... $2.00THE AMERICAN ARMY IN FRANCE Maj. Gen. James G. Harbord .................. 5.00WITH NAPOLEON IN R USSIA Gen. de Couloincourt ........................................ 4.00R. E. L EE Freeman (4 vols., each) ................................................................... 3.75I NFANTRY IN BATTLE .......................................................................................... 3.00ITALY 'S PART IN WINNING THE WORLD WAR Colonel G. L. McEntee ........... 2.00THE NATION AT WAR Gen. Peyton C. March ................................................. 3.00THE GUNNERS ' MANUAL Capt. Arthur M. Sheets, F. A . ................................. 1.50FOCH : THE MAN OF ORLEANS Capt. Liddell-Hart .......................................... 4.00SPIES AND THE NEXT WAR Rowan .................................................................. 2.50R IDING AND SCHOOLING HORSES Chamberlin ............................................... 10.00MY EXPERIENCE IN THE WORLD WAR Pershing ............................................. 10.00VERDUN Petain ................................................................................................ 4.00R EMINISCENCES OF A MARINE Lajeune ........................................................... 4.00JULY , 1914 Ludwig .......................................................................................... 3.50FOCH SPEAKS Bugnet ....................................................................................... 3.00IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN LOST Lonergan ............................................................ 3.00THE OLD ARMY : MEMORIES Parker ............................................................... 4.00ULYSSES S. G RANT McCormick ...................................................................... 5.00R EMAKING OF MODERN ARMIES Hart ............................................................ 3.50I NTRODUCTION TO MILITARY HISTORY Albion ............................................... 2.25AMERICAN CAMPAIGNS (2 vols.) Steele .......................................................... 10.00FOCH : MY CONVERSATIONS WITH THE MARSHAL Recouly ............................ 3.00GERMAN STRATEGY IN THE GREAT WAR ........................................................... 4.00COLOSSAL BLUNDERS OF THE WAR Woods .................................................... 2.50POLO PONIES Cullum ....................................................................................... 5.00R OBERT E. L EE, THE SOLDIER Maurice .......................................................... 4.00FIFTEEN DECISIVE BATTLES Creasy ................................................................ 1.00ORDEAL BY FIRE Pratt ..................................................................................... 3.00MAP R ECONNAISSANCE ...................................................................................... 1.60OFFICERS ' MANUAL (Revised) Moss ............................................................... 3.00OFFICERS ' GUIDE , 1930 ...................................................................................... 2.75HINTS ON HORSEMANSHIP Lt. Col. McTaggart ............................................... 2.50ARTILLERY TODAY AND TOMORROW Rowan Robinson ................................. 2.00SOME ASPECTS OF MECHANIZATION Rowan Robinson .................................. 1.50THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE HORSE Lt. Col. Goldschmidt .................................. 5.00LIFE OF GRANT Fuller ...................................................................................... 5.00THOUGHTS OF A SOLDIER Von Secht ............................................................... 2.50HORSE SENSE AND HORSEMANSHIP Brooke .................................................... 5.00

A reduction of 10% will be made to J OURNAL readers who purchase any of the above booksthrough the U. S. Field Artillery Association.

The Association is in a position to obtain for its members not only books on military subjects but biographies and fiction as well at a reduction of 10%.

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The United States Field Artillery Association ORGANIZED JUNE 7, 1910

OFFICERS

PRESIDENT MAJOR GENERAL UPTON BIRNIE , JR ., U. S. Army

VICE-PRESIDENT MAJOR GENERAL HENRY W. B UTNER , U. S. Army

SECRETARY -EDITOR AND TREASURER MAJOR DEAN HUDNUTT , Field Artillery, U. S. Army

EXECUTIVE COUNCILMAJOR GENERAL UPTON BIRNIE , JR ., U. S. ArmyBRIGADIER GENERAL WILLIAM S. K EY, Oklahoma National GuardCOLONEL LESLEY J. M C NAIR , U. S. ArmyCOLONEL R ALPH MCT. P ENNELL , U. S. ArmyCOLONEL R ENE E. D ER. H OYLE , U. S. ArmyCOLONEL LEROY W. H ERRON , Reserve CorpsCOLONEL HAMILTON GARDINER , Utah National GuardLIEUTENANT COLONEL THOMAS J. J. C HRISTIAN , U. S. ArmyLIEUTENANT COLONEL R ALPH C. B ISHOP , Reserve Corps

THE FIELD ARTILLERY JOURNAL

EDITER BY

DEAN HUDNUTT Major, Field Artillery, U. S. Army

PUBLISHED BI -MONTHLY FOR

THE UNITED STATES FIELD ARTILLERY ASSOCIATION

BY MONUMENTAL PRINTING COMPANY

1918-32 HARFORD AVENUE

BALTIMORE , MD .

Editorial Office, 1642 H Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.Entered as second-class matter August 20, 1929, at the post office at

Baltimore Md under the Act of March 3 1879

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Field Artillery Journal - Mar 1936