Naval training center recruit training command (6 résultats)

Hardcover. Etat : Good. No Jacket. A Good copy of a title which "In the pages that follow, the daily life of a recruit is traced from his initial arrival at the Naval Training Center until his graduation." Wear to white boards with small dings and an approximately 1.75 inch tear at the bottom along the spine. Wear spots along the spine. Wear to page edgings on all sides. Smudging and spotting to rear boards. Small tear at the base of the spine. Lavishly illustrated in colr and black & white. Separation between multiple pairs of pages, but not through to the spine. Spotting to some pages. Small tear along top edge of rear boards. Contents:"History; Recruit Training Command; In Processing; Clothing Issue; Shipping Civie's Home; General Classification Test; Physical Examination; Primary Training; Physical Training; Obstacle Course; Swim Test; Water Survival Class; Abandon Ship Drill; Ordnance And Gunnery; Rifle Instructions; Firing Positions; Seamanship; Ground Tackle; Marlin Spike Seamanship; Ship Board Activities; Damage Control; Preliminary Instruction; Compartment Fire; Open Pit; Open Tank; NBC Warfare; Military Training; Rehearsal; Parade Practice; Personnel Inspection; Award Presentations; Farragut Court Preparing For Parade; Drill Division; Drum And Bugle Corps; Color Guard; Service Week; Food Preparation; Chow Line; Food Serving; Scullery; Field Day; Barracks Life; Barracks Routine; Leisure Time; Religious Life; Recreation; Ships Of Yesterday And Today; Reruit Picnic; Visitors; Captains Meritorious Mast; Graduation Review; Recruit Leave; Departure; Company 73-951; Inoculations; Clothing Issue; Departure" Pages are unpaginated but the title contains approximately 101 pages and two additional black pages that look to be for photos, have been left empty.…

ca. 100 pp. Illustrated throughout from photographs in black and white and color. Folio, publisher's white cloth stamped in blue and gold. Light use to binding; text block slightly cockled.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good-. No Dust Jacket. Some endpaper stains.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. No Dust Jacket.

Hardcover. Etat : Fair. No Jacket. A Fair copy of ".this book, describing the process of recruit training, is titled "The Rudder." Within these pages lie graphic reminders of many activities--some pleasant, some not so pleasant, some exciting, some routine some humorous, and some gravely serious." Slight lean to volume. Has musty smell. Wear to Navy blue boards with wear to the corners, smudging and a ding near the crisp gilt lettering on the front. Rears and wear patching to spine on both ends. Small dings and scratches to rear boards.Wear to page edgings on all sides. Wear to bottom edge of boards. An approximate tear of 2 inches inside front cover along with wear patches along the bottom edge. Foxing to flyleaves. Spotting and sunning to all pages. 80 numbered pages plus 3 pages of graduates and other pages bring the total to approximately 96 pages. Company 3491 looks to be an all female group, including the instructors. Contents:"Introduction; History Of The Training Center; The United States Navy Today; United States Naval Heritage; In Processing; Commissioning; Hair Cuts; Eye. Medical and Dental Checks; Shots; Pick Up; Classification; Drill; Class Rooms; Manual Of Arms; J.F.K. Test; Small Arms Training; Swimming; Gas Masks; Physical Training; Fire Fighting; Service Week; Barracks Life; Competitive Sports; Field Day; Inspection; Free Time; Drill Team; Obstacle Course; Liberty; a Naval prayer; Religion; Final Day; Ceremonies and Awards; Graduation; Out Processing; Navy Credo; Company 3491; Shots; Obstacle Course; Physical Training; Swimming; Inspection; Graduation; Morning Quarters" Lavishly illustrated, mostly color but some black and white. …

Etat : Good. Great Lakes, IL: Walsworth Publishing Company, 1971. 4to. 78pp. Illus. Good book. Hinges cracked; book is holding together by endpapers. Inside clean. (United States Navy) Inquire if you need further information.