Soft covered booklet. Includes Amendment No 1physical training

Booklet was to be carried in the pocket of all officers and NCO's in charge of vehiclesSoft covered booklet laying out the inspection and maintenance requirements to obtain an efficient standard for military wheeled vehicles. vehicle maintenance

Soft covered booklet covering the responsibilities of drivers of mechanical vehicles in regard to road rules, licences, general driving, convoys, passengers, accidents, maintenance, etcorders for drivers, world war 2

Paper covered bookletarmoured tactics, middle east, world war 2

Soft covered provisional instruction booklet for crews of AFV's on the requirements to prepare and operate their vehicles in amphibious operationsarmour, amphibious operations, world war 2

Soft covered booklet covering the construction of improvised stretchers, bandages, slings and splintsbattle casualties, first aid, world war 2

Soft covered booklet covering various aspects of tank gunnery including elementary ballistics, training tank gunners, and cones of fire for machine guns. Supersedes Pamphlet No 1 1938tank gunnery, world war 2

Soft covered bookletProof Copytank training, world war 2

Soft covered booklet including Amdt No 1 covering fire discipline, ammunition and charges, ranging and observation of fire. Supersedes Artillery Training Vol III 1934 Chapters VII and IXNot to be publishedartillery fire control

Paper booklet covering a number of new methods, drills, and procedures from the previous two years - dealing with signal procedures and anti-tank shooting and training.Not to be publishedartillery training, world war 2

Paper booklet covering up coming amendments to Artillery publications and fire orders for smoke screens and immediate registered or predicted battery Smoke screenartilllery, smoke, world war 2

Soft covered booklet covering the organisation, formations and movement, communications and general role and tasks of an armoured brigade.armoured brigade training

Soft covered booklet providing a sound foundation for training tanks and infantry divisions to work togetherinfantry armour cooperation, world war 2

Soft covered booklet. Drafted as a guide and help to troops who have the determination and nerve to destroy tanks at close quarters. Reprinted with Amendments 1 & 2, 1941.anti tank tactics, world war 2

Soft covered booklet covering the Projector Infantry Attack, Mark 1 Volume 1, Pamphlet No 16projector infantry tank attack

Soft covered booklet covering basic physical training and efficiency tables and testsphysical training

Paper covered bookletarmoured tactics, middle east, world war 2

Soft covered bookletbayonet training

Soft covered booklet covering training for the pistol, revolver No2 Mk 1pistol, revolver, training

Soft covered bookletarmoured division tactics, world war 2

Soft covered bookletammunition artillery

Paper covered bookletMETP No 12 Part IV anti-tank gunnery

Soft covered booklet, supersedes the 1938 edition. Covers application of fire of Field, Medium, Heavy Artillery, Anti-Tank and Anti-Aircraft gunsNot to be publishedgunnery, artillery, training

Soft covered bookletNot to be publisheddriver training

A booklet of notes on methods of hindering, halting, destroying or putting out of action enemy AFVs apart from the more standard methods like mines, artillery or other tankstank hunting, world war 2

Soft covered booklet providing basic information for correct and economical operation of the GMC 6x6truck gmc 6x6

Paper Booklet, Amdt No 2 Range Tables for Super ChargeNot to be publishedrange table, 25 pdr

Soft covered booklet originally printed by Keliher, Hudson & Kearns Ltd London. Covers definitions, elementary ballistics, laying of guns and engagement of targets.Not to be publishedartillery training, world war 2, anti-tank

Soft covered booklet with Australian Addendum No 1 covering co-operation with the RAF. Originally printed by Keliher, Hudson & Kearns Ltd, LondonNot to be publishedartillery training, raf co-operation, world war 2

Paper booklet superseding Artillery Training Vol II 1934, Chapter XIV. Dealing with calibration of field gunsNot to be publishedartillery training, world war 2