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W INTER '69-70 NEW BOOK L IST THE AK-47 ASSAULT RIFLEGERMAN EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCEeditedand introduction by Wyant Lamont) For the first The BigOne! OP 1666, the encyclopedic referencetime in the free world, complete practicaland tech- work formerlyselling among rare book collectorsandnical information is given on the only weapon in history ordnance students for as high as $50 and more, nowto be produced in an estimated 30,000,000units, the reprinted in its entirity, notone wordor detailedAK-47 Assault Rifleand itsvariations. With over 150 illustration left out. This monumental work was thepages and over 100 illustrations (most of which never result of an exhaustive study of German explosivebefore released), this comprehensive volume covers ordnance conducted by US Army Technical Intelligenceall aspects of these excellent weapons, fromhistory, experts after WWII, avolume sothorough anddefin-identification of AK-AKM-&RPK model variations anditive itstill is theofficial referencesourcein theproduction origin, detailed parts nomenclatureandfield of German explosive ordnance, and standsdescription withtext and photos,functioning, disassem- unequalled by any volume ever written on this subject.bly, inspection, preparing for firing, use and handling,early360 large 8X10" pages, nearly 320 detailedstoppages andimmediate action, right through to illustrations, many of which are composite photosaccuracy checks, cleaning and lubrication, storage, illustrating two ormore specimens. It's all covered,ammunition identification and firing tables, and train- fromhand grenades to the A-10 rocket which wasing. Includes exclusive complete translation of official slated to attack NewYork City fromthe coast of NaziRussian technical handbook.ccupied France.A must book for every serviceman whomightundreds of devices are covered inillustrateduse the AK weapons, andfor every student or collector detail; how theyareidentified, designed, constructedof military arms.A salient volume on the Communist anddeployed.Virtually all are shownin detailedBloc's standard infantry rifle, and the world's most cutaway views, including: Bombs (light anti-personnel,widely issued weapon, $3.50orpedo, anti-tank, incendiary, pyrotechnic, high ex-THEFN/FALAUTORIFLESlosive, everythingfrom 2 Kg to4000 Kg), Fuzes(for all types of explosive ordnance), Rockets (solidConsidered by many to bethe best infantryrifle in and liquid fuel, ram-jet, the works, everything fromproductiontoday,theFN-FAL auto rifles have been air-to-air mini-rockets and bazookas tothe infamousadopted by more divergent powers and more of the V-1 and V-2 missiles that devastated London), Landemerging new nations of the world than any other Mines (antitank, anti-personnel), Igniters (pressure,weapon in history. For saleby the FNplant in Belgium pull-release, friction, magnetic, chemical, electrical;in a great number of configurations, this rifle is a boobytrap devices, clockwork, anti-lift devices), Gren-mostinterestingand noteworthy weapon.des (variations of the notorious 'Potato Masher,'This comprehensivemanual illustrates and de- 'Egg' and 'Shaving Stick' types, even anti-tank handscribes the various models asoffered for sale by grenades, smoke and gas grenades, rifle grenadesthe FN plant, including the semi-auto version once sold including AT, anti-personnel, illuminating and propin the USAfor sporting and police use,' and military aganda, and pistolgrenades).match shooting. Also illustrated are the various mod-ithout a doubt, the most thoroughvolume everels which have been producedby other countries under compiled onGerman Explosive Ordnance, a monumen-license from FN, such as the British SLRand Canadian tal work that will never be equalled. The Big One,C-1, and the ill-fated US T48 that lost out to the only $12.95, and a bargain at twice the price.controversial M-14 rifle. All aspects of this rifle arecovered in illustrated detail: fromgeneral character- THE BROWNINGAUTO RIFLEstics, functioning and technical data, to loading, firing, Aquality reprint of TM9-1211, on all models of thezeroing, stoppages and immediateaction, grenade famous BAR. Since its first appearance inWWI,thislaunching, cleaning andmaintenance,complete dis-weapon has beenin use constantlyall over the world,assemblyand assembly, special disassembly details and still serveson both sides of the war in Viet Nam.for heavy-barreled, lightweight andfolding stock mod- Manufactured in manyvariationsin many countriesels, anda complete parts and accessory list. The and one of the outstanding weapons ofits type everwhole cheese. An important volume for everyserious developed, the BAR models1918, 1918A1, 1918A2 andstudent of military arms, or soldiers using this weapon, M1922 are identified and thorough instructions areover 180 clear illustrations, over140 pages plus a given on complete disassembly and assembly, detaillargeremoveable fold out chart, only $3.00nspection, maintenance and repair, includingtooIs for'THE UZI SUBMACHINE GUNnspectionand repair. Rebuilding of every part ofThe Uzi submachine gun wasdesigned by Uziel Gal, the weapon isdelineated inillustrateddetail, withand saw itsfirst production in 1951,in Israel. 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ent,BRITISH TEXTBOOK of'GUIDE TOVIETCONGEXPLOSIVESOOBYTRAPSn excellent general treatise on thesubject ofexplos-ives. Chapter one starts with generaldefinitionandclassification of explosives, explosions anddeton-ations. Chapter two gives breakdown of propellantcompounds by properties and types (burning of pro-pellant, properties of idealpropellant, manufacture,table of propellants, cordites, cannon powders, mortarandsmall arms propellants and so on). Chapterthreedeals with high explosives bydefinition and property,and breaks them downby disruptive and igniferousinitiators, intermediaries, bursting charges and mis-cellaneous highexplosives. Chapter four coversmis-cellaneous explosives, gunpowder, andvariouscom-positions broken downastimefuzes, pyrotechnics,illuminating,signal, incendiary, smoke producing,priming and tracing compositions. Material adaptedfromBritish Ordnance texts. 42 pages, clearandconcise coverageof thebasics of explosives, with anexcellent index, $1.50

LAND MINE WARFARE(FM20-32) Amostimportantshade of the warfarespectrumis covered in detail, givingboth sidesofthepicture offensive anddefensive mine warfare oper-ations.The subject is discussedina general manner,thenthe 'how' and 'when' ofminefieldemploymentisdelineated bytypes of minefields, minefield installa-tion(patterns and techniques, design, planningandsiting,coordination and control,non-standard mine-fields), laying minefields(manual, mechcnical, booby-trapping), reportingand recording minefields (bothours andforeign), locating (detecting mined areas andmines), clearing(detectionand removal of individualmines), breachingand passing minefields. Trainingof the individual soldier is covered in detail, and addit-ional data iscontainedin five appendixes, includingreferences, typical SOP, mapsandsymbols, etc.142pages, very well illustrated, plus charts, tables, gloss-ary,: index andmaps $3.00MILITARY PYROTECHNICS(TM9-12370-20:TO 11A10-1-1). This large volumeprovidesgeneral and technical information concern-ingmilitary pyrotechnics. Itcoversgeneral char-acteristics,specific data, means of identification,precautions in handling and use, and general inform-ation onpacking. Covered in illustrated detailarethe variations withinthe general categories of photo-flash bombs, photoflashcartridges, aircraft andsur-face flares,fuses, signals for aircraft-ground-marineuse, air burst simulators, boobytrap simulators,ground burstsimulators, gunflash simulators, handgrenadesimulators, even firecrackers,ram-jeten-gine igniters, fusees and guided missile tracers.135 large format pages, 65 illustrations (mostlyfull page composites), plus charts-tables, indexand-list Of references. An excellentguide to the iden-tification, use and design of military pyrotechnicss$4COMBATIN FORTIFIEDANDBUILT-UP AREAS(FM31-50) Effective combat in fortified and urbanareas requires specialized technique, andthis volumegives the doctrinal and practical training for thisparticular facet of combat operations. Part one deals

withfortified areas, studying the subject generally,then dealing withfortifications per se(types of fort-ifications, organization of fortifiedareas, obstacles),attack ofa fortifiedarea(general, planning andcon-duct of attack), and defense ofa fortified area(gen-eral, planning, conduct ofdefense). Part two dealswith combat in builtupareas;offensive(general,planning,conduct of the attack,houselto-house fighting,counterguerrilla operations) and defensive (general,planning, conduct of thedefense). Thespecifics ofweaponry, techniqueand - training are coveredinillus-trated detail, over 60 pages, plus:index, $2.50

&EXPLOSIVE DEVICES(DAPam 381-11) a quality reprint of a concise andwell roundedvolume thatdescribesand illustratesnearly50different Viet Congboobytraps and explosivedevices. Includes data ongrenades, mines, demo-litions, fuzesand firing devices, miscellaneous andimprovised items, plus griergency handling guidancefor explosive devices (detction, outdoorsearch tech-niques, disarming methods) . Nearly 100pages, nearly50 clearillustrations,an important work for GI'%inthe Asian theaterand all EOD men,$2.50GUIDE TOGERMWARFAREReprint of TM3-216 (AFM355-6). Invaluable insightintotheoftenmisunderstood science of biological war,outlining and explaining in detail the potential use ofbiological agents in warfare andthedefensesagainstthem.Topicsdiscussedareof great interest tomil-itary and civilian alike who maybe caught inanoffensive or defensive biologicalwar.The subjectis coveredfromAtoZ with clearexplanation of thebasics of biology of militarysignificance and concisedescriptionsofpotential biologicalagentsusedforvarious effects. The general properties of biologicalwarfare agentsare delineated,and specificcoverageisgiven possible antipersonnel BW agents, possibleantianimal BWagents and possible anticropBWagents,howthey are spreadand howtheymay be fought onan individual and large scale. Specific disease agentsand vectors used to spread them are indentified andexplained. Well illustrated, indexed, with largeglos-sary, over 150pages. Vital illumination of a blackscience, informationthat couldone daysaveyourlife.Had the HongKong Flu lately?$3.50GUIDE TOCHEMICALANDGASWARFAREAreprinted compendium of TM3-200(TO 42C-1-7)`Capabilities and Employment of Toxic Chemicals,'TM3-215 (AFM355-7) 'Military Chemistry andChem-ical Agents,' and TM3-350 (TO 39C-10CBA-1) 'Impro-vised CBR.Protective Shelters: a total of,281 infor-mation packedpages. Section one coverscasualtypro-duction by toxic chemicals (general, nerve and mustardgases), weapons systems fordelivery of toxic chem-icals (air andground), techniquesofemployment oftoxic chemicals (air and ground), calculation of chem-ical ammo requirements and estimation of casualties,chemicaltarget analysis,chemical fireplanning, troopsafetyandestimation of downwind hazards, plusreferences and index. Section two relates to chemicalagents and their properties of militaryvalue, specificchemical agents andtheir properties (casualty gases,.riot gases, incendiaries, smokes),detection and iden-tificationofchemicalagents(subjective methods,objective methods, fieldand labdetection andanalysis)specific tests for detection andidentification of wargases (mustards, arsenical, blood gases, chokinggases), protective items (equipmentand antidotes),.decontaminants, plusreferences, table of equivalantsandindex. Section three details the passivedefensesagainst chemical,biological andradiologicalwar,outlining thedesign and construction of protectiveshelters. Topicscoveredinclude location (combatzone, behind the lines, zone of interior), capacity,preparation (design andmaterials, air supply, testing),operation(air locks, decontamination, supplies andequipment required, temperature control), mainten-ance, air purification equipment and ventilation. Thislarge, threepart volume gives a well roundedlookatboth sidesof the chemicaland gas warfarecoin.Includeslarge fold outcharts listing war gases byname,characteristicsand use, plus diagrams, illus-trationsand afu ll ind ex fo r e ach sect ion . A n outsta nd -ing va lue at $5.0 0

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TOTAL RESISTANCE(Maj. H. von Dach Bern, Swiss Army) Probably thefinest book in print on resistancemovements, ahow-tobook written by a professional. This excellent volumeis intwo parts, Part I deals withthe Organization andConduct of Guerrilla Warfare:--PurposeandOrganization of Guerrilla Warfare;formation of guerrilla units...strength of guerrillaunits...replacements for guerrilla units...organiza-tional phase...leadership...equipment...supply of weap-ons...supply of ammunition and explosives...organ-ization of maintenance facilities, food supply andmedical service.--Tactics of Guerrilla Units;first guerrilla operations...security of guerrilla units...general behavior...march...rest...communication...road blocks...mining roads...sabotage road net...sabo-tage vehicles...ambush vehicles...raiding enemy col-umns...suprise attacks...attack on a communicationnet...attacking a railroad net...attacking apower net...surprise attack on a fuel depot...raid on an airfield...destroyinga bridge...temporary occupation of townsby aguerrillaunit.--How an Enemy with Modern Equipment will OperateAgainst Your Guerrilla Detachment;organization and operation of persuit units...moppingup operations...hints for a breakout.Part II deals with Organization and Operation ofthe Civilian Resistance Movement:--Organization;missions of the civilian resistance movement...re-cruiting...joining a guerrilla detachment or the resist-ance movement...activities of the various sections...information, propaganda, escape, finance, counter-feiting, secret printing press, slogans.--Enemy Operations;basic rules of terror...state securitypolice...strugglefor the youth...fighting the church...propagation ofdissension among thepopulation...tactics used tode-stroy clubs and associations...liquidation of certainclasses of the population.Operations of theResistance Movement;procedure of the resistance movement...concealmentof weapons andammunition...concealment of radios...manufacture of illegal printed matter...propaganda...conditioning of the resistance leaders...selection anduse of hide-outs...security of safe areas...securityofunderground conferences...courier service...use oftrains...neutralizing informers...how to meet the dan-'ger of being overheard...behavior during interrogation ...behavior in concentration camps...passive resist-ance movement...general uprising...fighting the tech-niques used by theenemy.'...themost up to date manual of guerrilla,resistance and underground operations.Well worth themoney...' (Marine Corps Gazette) 173 pages, 125 photosand illustrations, a superb work, hardback, $6.50150 QUESTIONS

FOR A GUERRILLA(Gen. Alberto Bayo, edited by Robert K. Brown)Thisoriginaltranslation of the text book usedtotrain Fidel Castro and Che Guevara in guerrilla war-fare provides a new insight into Communism's riseto power in Cuba!How was Castro able to defeat Batista's welltrained and equipped armyof 30,000? The answer tothis and similar questions lies largely in the effortsof the mysterious, little known individual who servedas C astro' s chief mil it ary mentor and advisor through-out the fight against Batista -- General Alberto Bayo.ItwasBayo who organized asecret training camp inMexico for Castro and his followers; without suchguerrilla warfare training the revolutionaries wouldprobably have been destroyed uponlanding in Cuba.Now, for thefirst time in the USA, Panther Publica-tions has made available a complete translation of themilitarytext Bayo wrote and used to train Castro inGuerrilla warfare.86 pages, including 12 illustrated pages of do-it-yourselfboobytraps and explosive devices, $2.00

GUERRILLAWARFARE(Bert 'Yank' Levy) This volume needs little intro-duction, as itis the classic how-to work on irregularand partisanfightingwhich served as a text to trainthe English Home Guard when England was threatenedby Nazi invasion. Written in an easy to understandstyle for those citizens with little military experiencewho find themselves suddenly faced with occupationbya foreign aggressor, Levy explains how a relativelyuntrained but determined citizenry may successfulyoppose and destroy a heavily armed aggressor.Levy flavors his book with personal experiencesand observations from three decades of participationin a multitude of civil wars, revOlutions and gun runningforays. Sabotage, ambushes, demolition, scouting,.stalking, street fighting,and anti-tanktactics are buta few of the topics that 'Yank' discusses at length.'Guerrilla Warfare' is necessary backgroundmater-ial for students of guerrilla and irregular warfare.'This is straightforward, simple stuff, and theauthor, very much a man of action, had only two mainaims; to cover the subject as comprehensively aspossible, and to get the message across.He succeed-ed admirably.' (Irish Defense Journal)'This is a how to do it book.' (Army Times)The classic volume on guerrilla warfare, $2.00

AMBUSH& COUNTER AMBUSH(Adapted from AustralianMilitary Forces publication)Ambushing, which is perhaps theoldest tactic in thelong historyof war, has in recent times becomethemost widely used insurgent technique in CommunistRevolutionary warfare, because successful ambushes-achieve results far out of proportion to thenumber ofmen deployed and permit the ambushers to melt awayquickly beforenormal retaliatoryaction canbe mount-ed.his concise and comprehensive Australianmilitary text coversthe subject admirably, studyingthe topic asfollows:AMBUSHES: General Considerations (introduction,ambush sites., types, principles), Planning (general,factors, layout, action after springing ambush, with-drawal,administrative, alternative plans),Prepar-ation & Occupation (reconnaissance, orders andre-hearsals, occupation, lying in ambush), Execution(springing, subsequent action, withdrawal, ambushesat night), Small Deliberate Ambushes (grouping, lay-out), Large Deliberate Ambushes (size, problems,reaction and counter, static ambushes, mobile am-bushes), and Training.COUNTERAMBUSH: General Considerations (intro-duction, responsibilities), Counter Ambush when onFoot (avoidance, breaking out, whole force ambushed,part of force ambushed, counter ambush by night,special points), Counter Ambush for Vehicle Convoys(general,action before contact, action on contact,drill, road blocks., debussing, training), Counter Am-bush for Watercraft (types of boats, security, drill),plus appendixes.Very fine coverage of an import-ant subject. 80.pages, illustrated, $2.00

SMALLARMS AMMOID GUIDEPrepared by the US Army Foreign Science and Tech-nology Center,this guide is an aid for use in iden-tifying small arms ammunition up to and including14.5mm. It enables the user to identify specificallyboth the caliber and country of manufacture of anycurrently used round, on the basis of shape, size,markings. Also explains the headstamping pract-ices of 60 countries, liststhe principal weaponschambered for each ofthe 60 calibers, and includesa listing of the identifyingmarkings in Use by eachcountry. Covers all military cartridges manufacturedsince 1930! 79 illustrations, 151 pages, $3.00

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WESHALL FIGHTINTHESTREETS(CaptainS.J. Cuthbert, ScottsGuards)Thismanual,usedasacompanion textto 'GuerrillaWarfare'byYankLevy to train the English Home Guard duringWWII, ablydescribes andevaluatesthe uniquefeat-uresof heavilypopulatedareaswhichmakestreetfighting suchahighlyskilled,specializedformofwarfare inwhich onlythefittest survive. Itsauthor

explainsindetail howto turnacityinto a death trapfor aninvading enemy.Subjectscoveredincludeanevaluation ofcover andconcealment within abuilt-up area, defense andattack withincities, anti-tank tactics, ambushes, explosives and demolitions,boobytraps andfortifications. Arecent articlefrom`Infantry'magazine, 'CombatinCities: ASoviet View',hasbeen added as an appendix.`In additionto chapters containing material ontheuseofexplosives,trainingand arms.andequipmentfor fightingincities, thisvolumealso containssever-al important appendixes,twoofwhich arethestrength-ening of thehousefordefense, and the supressionofcivildisturbances.Afine reference.' (Infantrymaga.)One of thebest works written on street fighting, $2.00

RUSSIANCOMBATIN FORESTS&SWAMPSPrepared 15y a committee of former German generalsand general staffofficers, thisreprint ofDAPam20-231detailsthe peculiaritiesofforest and swampfighting, as experiencedinRussia during WWII.Chaptersubjectsinclude: militaryaspects of Russian.forestsand swamps...generaltacticalprinciples...combat intelligence, reconnaissance andobservation...troopmovements...development anddeployment...attack...defense...retrogrademovements...combat un-der special conditions. Gives valuable insight intothe nittygritty offorest and swamp combat, and thetechniques used, 39pages, $1.50

DEMOLITIONTECHNIQUESAn extract from FM 31-20, this compact, informationfilled manual givestheinsidescoopon demolitiontechfliques used by the ellite Special Forces in VietNam and throughout theworld. Coversadvancedtech-niquessuchas saddle charges, diamondcharges,ear muffcharges,platterandribboncharges, impro-visedcharges and incendiaries,expedientuseofstandard items and much more.67pages,27 illus.$3,50SPECIALFORCESFOREIG NWEAPONSHANDBOOKy Sergeant Major FrankA. Moyer. This newcivilianedition of the famous SPECIAL FORCESFOREIGNWEAPONSHANDBOOK is nowavailableto firearmfanciersandgunbuffsfor the first time.As eachweapon coveredwasphysically procuredand photographed toobtain the unique disassemblyformat, theHANDBOOKisaradicaldeparture fromthe standardsmall arms text book.Crammedfull of photos andnecessary-to-knowinformation, this beautiful clothbound editioncontainsthe assembly, disassembly.,and firirig instructions foraworldwide, representativeselection of pistols,rifles, carbines, assault rifles, submachine guns andmachineguns the Special Forces Trooper may havetofight with.The text is written in a clear, concise mannerthat not only will aidSpecialForces soldiers intheirroles as students and teachers, but will rip away themysteries ofthefunctioningof70differentweaponsfor all gunbuffs."CHE"GUEVARA

ON REVOLUTIONby JayMallin(University of Mimai Press).`CHE'GUEVARAON REVOLUTION furnishesthefull text ofGuevara'smostimportant writings andspeeches. Itreprintsphotostaticcopies of keypages of Guevara'sBolivian diary neverbefore publishedin bookform, andis illustrated with photos taken ofGuevara in Bolivia.The bookprovidesbiographical informationon The',andanalyzeshistheoretical worksand his variousroles as guerilla chieftain,economist, and mastermindof subversive movements launched and directed fromCommunistCuba.A definitiveworkfor Che-watchers.250pages, wellillustrated,hardbinding, only$7.95(bookdealers pleaseorderfrompublisher directly),

There haslongbeen aneedfor a weapons handbookdirectedspecifically tothe needs oftheSpecialForcessoldier, SgtMaj Frank A. Moyer, a small arms tech-niciansincehejoined the army in 1940, anda technicalintelligencespecialistsince1950,ablyfilledthat need.Todoso,hespent over 2,000hoursnotonlywritingbut examining and test firing hundreds of weapons.Unparalleledinthehistoryoffirearms publishing,this unusualhandbook is destinedtobecomethe stand-ard reference of all gunenthusiasts, collectors, andindividual fightingmeneverywhere.330 big 8X10"pages, over150pagesofphotos,illustrations and charts! Glossaryof nearly 200 smallarms terms.Beautiful cloth binding.'If you haveany interest inmilitaryweapons, Iwould suggest youget acopy of thisbook. If you arean advanced collector, it is a must for yourlibrary.*(GUNS mag.)Years inthemaking, andworththewait, only$12.95NO SECONDPLACEWINNERbyBill Jordan, 'US Border Patrol (pub, by the author).Be firstor bedead...there isnosecondplace winner,in a gunfight! And the subject of this book is the wayand meanstostayalivewhen usinggunsinmortalcombat.Primarily written as a lawenforcement officer'scombat text book, it is alsofascinatingreadingforeveryman withatastefor excitement andan interestin the handgun as a fightingtool.Not merelyan excellent teacherin a vitalaspectof the combatarts, this beautifully printedvolumeiswall to wallcarpetedwith the Jordan brandof drywit,andmakesfascinating reading.115 pages,crammedwith how-to illustrations of techniques and tools, hardbound and beautifullyprinted, only $5(bookdealersplease order directly from publisher)IESE NORMOUNT CLASSICS? HAVEYOU MISSEDTHESE NORMOUNTCLASSICS? HAVE YOUMISSED THEEASSICS? HAVE YOU MISSED THESE NORMOUNT CLASSICS? HAVE YOU MISSED THESE NORMOUNT CLAEirearm Silencers($4) eHeee

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