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33 of 35 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Army Pocket Guide, 13 Sep 2005
By A Customer
I am applying to join the army and wanted a book to give me alot of the information that I will be expected to know at interview, including a general background, details of current deployments and the different sections/corps of the army. This book has 14 chapters, one on an overview of the army, one on army organisations, one on international commitments, (including Iraq,) 8 chapters on the different sections (Infantry, Communications etc.)There is a chapter on recruitment and selection, another on the reserve forces and a final miscellaneous chapter - this includes details of pay/rank, and a list of abbreviations used, eg: fmm - formation etc. All in all, this is a good book to give you a round up of the army, but not specifics on things. It is a small book, so to fit everything in the font is quite small, (probably about pt 8.)There are not many diagrams, just a small b & w picture for each type of tank and aircraft (but not very good quality.) For the price and size of this, I would say that overall it is a good book.
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