It was a crazy work bit I have spent almost 6 hours to convert this huge PDF file into Images (JPG) to allow anyone who would be interested to get some of the Posters (free of use).
Should you want to download the 3708 Posters (3708 Images) in one block for 10 USD click here.
Sep
02
2010
Aug
06
2010
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Aug
03
2010
It was a crazy work bit I have spent almost 6 hours to convert this huge PDF file into Images (JPG) to allow anyone who would be interested to get some of the Posters (free of use).
Should you want to download the 3708 Posters (3708 Images) in one block for 10 USD click here.
Aug
01
2010
It was a crazy work bit I have spent almost 6 hours to convert this huge PDF file into Images (JPG) to allow anyone who would be interested to get some of the Posters (free of use).
Should you want to download the 3708 Posters (3708 Images) in one block for 10 USD click here.
Jul
13
2010
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Jul
09
2010
Welcome in the World of the Best Automatic Air Guns. If you like revolvers, then look at these air gun revolvers from Pyramyd Air. We offer air pistol revolvers and air rifle revolvers. Many airgun revolvers are often high-powered air guns that deliver fast follow-up shots. Whether it’s for backyard plinking or for small game hunting, such as rabbits and squirrels, you’ll find that an air gun revolver offers power and quick follow-up shots. Air gun revolvers are the go-to air gun of choice for many for their confidence in the ability and performance of these particular air rifles and air pistols. Search our air gun revolvers below and find your next air gun revolver from Pyramyd Air.
Jul
09
2010
US Army TM 9-1595 Ordnance Maintenance Prismatic Compass, M-1918
Jul
09
2010
US Army TM 9-1596 Ordnance Maintenance Compass M2
Jul
09
2010
US Army TM 9-1611 Ordnance Maintenance Field Glass, Type EE
Jul
09
2010
US Army TM 9-1582 : Ordnance Maintenance Panoramic Telescope M8
Jul
08
2010
The beginning of the cold war started right after may 8 1945 then the Russians oriented their strategy to the city of Berlin. This gave the birth to the Berlin Airlift and here are the files about it. Part one
Jul
07
2010
A friend of mine has asked me to compile some good photos of the Battle of the Bulge for a book he’s writing. I have done a selection and there are available to everyone.
Jul
03
2010
But before going to the movie please click the sounds machine bellow to celebrate your 4th of July.
You know this is a pretty sad day for us in Belgium because we are not allowed to be part of it … but this is another story …
Jul
01
2010
This handbook is issued with the understanding that it shall at all times be given the care accorded confidential information; that no portion of it shall be published by paraphrase or otherwise, and that it shall be returned to the office of the Chief of Ordnance when the person to whom it is issued leaves the military service of the United States. The facts have been collected by W. N. Dickinson from the official records, cablegrams, and reports, and have been supplemented by information obtained from officers in the several branches of the military establishment, whose services were rendered both in the United States and with the American Expeditionary Forces.
The matter included in the present pamphlet was originally compiled in conjunction with the “History of Trench Warfare Materiel” and references to it will be found in that history. For convenience in publication and in use, it has been separated into the present form.
C. C. WILLIAMS,
Maj Gen, Chief of Ordnance, USA
Jul
01
2010
Jul
01
2010
General Headquarter European Theater of Operation US Army, Minutes from the May 1943 Chief of Staffs (Combined) Trident Conference.
Jul
01
2010
October 1st to 31st, 1944 – 1st United States Army After Action Report – 53 pages.
Jun
30
2010
The Army Service Forces Statistical Review of World War Two is not intended either as a history or an analysis, but rather as a reference book – a summary of ASF activities in statistical terms. Insofar as available data permit, the period covered is the 45 months from Dec. 1941 through Aug. 1945 – the period of active participation of the United States in World War II. Most of the time series were initiated at some point after the beginning of the war, as the need for them became apparent. Relatively few are available for the whole span of 45 months. The series are all intentionally ended at 31 August 1945, the nearest month-end to V-J Day (officially 2 Sept. 1945). It is of course true that many activities were then at their peaks and the trend of their decline is not covered in this document. Some demobilization activities had, in fact, not really begun – thus it will be months before the complete series could be recorded. Except where otherwise noted, coverage is limited to the Army Service Forces, as distinguished from the Army Air Forces and Army Ground Forces, or the War Department proper. The mission of the Army Service Forces has been stated :
to develop, design, manufacture, or otherwise procure, transport, store, distribute, issue, maintain, repair, and salvage all military supplies and equipment (other than those peculiar to the Army Air Forces) for the Amy and, to some extent, for other United Nations; to provide military personnel for the Army and civilian personnel for administrative duties; to train personnel for service units of the Army Service Forces and for the Army Ground Forces and Amy Air Forces upon request; to transport men and supplies by rail and water; to provide necessary services for the Army, including administrative, financial, legal, judicial, internal security, and statistical services to provide for the shelter, health and welfare of Army personnel; to construct new facilities and to provide fixed communications services to the Army.
For the most part the tables included in the appendixes of this volume present only the more significant summary series. They are largely drawn from the thirty-odd monthly sections of the ASF Monthly Progress Report that has covered the various fields of ASH activity.

Jun
30
2010
Here is a serial photos I want to post before I do erase them because I am about to drown into the War Photos.
I am searching and keep asking Veterans (WW-2) or Veterans Relatives to send me the one from their loved ones but they don’t listen to me and when the last day will arrive this will be another lost to the great book of history.
Jun
30
2010
Another very interesting part of our history after the end of World War Two, was the recognition of the State of Israël.
Jun
30
2010
Jun
30
2010
Category : Booby Traps 1943
Jun
30
2010
Category : Booby Traps 1965
Re publishing this manual because it contains several World War Two items and if you are not an Ordnances’ collector some of these items are still actives today.
Jun
29
2010
The documents in this volume were produced by the analytical arm of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and its predecessor, the Central Intelligence Group (CIG), between the latter’s founding in 1946 and the end of 1950. During this formative period of the Cold War, President Harry S. Truman struggled to understand the menacing behavior of the Soviet Union and his erstwhile ally, Joseph Stalin. The analysts of CIG-CIA contributed to this process by providing the President with daily, weekly, and monthly summaries and interpretations of the most significant world events. They also provided ad hoc papers that analyzed specific issues of interest to the administration. Because more than 450 National Intelligence Estimates dealing with the Soviet Union and international Communism have been declassified since 1993, this volume features the current intelligence that went to the President in the Daily and Weekly Summaries.
Although some of this material has been available to scholars at the Harry S. Truman Library or has been previously released through the Freedom of Information Act, much of it is being made public for the first time. Taken as a whole, this volume provides the first comprehensive survey of CIA’s early analysis of the Soviet threat. President Truman’s directive establishing CIG on 22 January 1946 created the first civilian, centralized, nondepartmental intelligence agency in American history. His purpose was to end the separate cabinet departments’ monopoly over intelligence information, a longstanding phenomenon that he believed had contributed to Japan’s ability to launch the surprise attack against Pearl Harbor.
Jun
29
2010
President Harry S. Truman Archives – The Berlin Airlift 01
Jun
28
2010
President Harry S. Truman Archives – Korean War 02
Jun
28
2010
President Harry S. Truman Archives – Korean War 01
Jun
28
2010
Well I have got an email about a week ago offering me this service. Because it is still difficult for me to understand 100% English I have placed their link (a java script) into 4 site and nothing changed beside something happened on the traffic stats. I can’t say if it is good or not but it doesn’t create me a single problem and I get nice stats. I should even get some little USD to but right now I like the stats.
Check this yourself (click the image above for the site).
Jun
27
2010
Section 2 – President Harry S. Truman Archives – The Atomic Bomb Decision.
Jun
27
2010
Section 2 – President Harry S. Truman Archives – The Atomic Bomb Decision.
Jun
27
2010
Section 2 – President Harry S. Truman Archives – The Atomic Bomb Decision.
Jun
27
2010
Section 1 of the Archives : Harry S. Truman – Letters 01
Jun
27
2010
Section 1 of the Archives : Harry S. Truman – Letters 01
Jun
27
2010
Section 1 of the Archives : Harry S. Truman – Letters 01
Jun
27
2010
Published probably for the first time, here are the Federal Bureau of Investigations’ Records on the Tokyo Rose (Court File).
Jun
27
2010
Category : Tokyo Rose
Please don’t be shocked but this FBI File start with real Birth Certificate. Doesn’t this sound funny to you ?
Anyway, published probably for the first time, here are the Federal Bureau of Investigations’ Records on the Tokyo Rose.
Jun
27
2010
Category : Tokyo Rose
Please don’t be shocked but this FBI File start with real Birth Certificate. Doesn’t this sound funny to you ?
Anyway, published probably for the first time, here are the Federal Bureau of Investigations’ Records on the Tokyo Rose.
Jun
27
2010
Category : Tokyo Rose
Please don’t be shocked but this FBI File start with real Birth Certificate. Doesn’t this sound funny to you ?
Anyway, published probably for the first time, here are the Federal Bureau of Investigations’ Records on the Tokyo Rose.
























