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United States Marine Corps Uniforms Insignia and Personal Items of World War II by Harlan Glenn 2004-01-01

4.4(24)
$22.23

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publisher
Schiffer Publishing, Ltd.
language
Middle English

Customer reviews

24 reviewsPositive

Rated 4.4/5 across 24 reviews — well received overall.

  • 63% of sampled reviews give 4–5 stars.

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★★★★★

Fantastic

Another great book by Harlan Glenn. A great source of information and loaded with great pictures. Read more

thomas dulskiVerified purchase
★★★★

Good reference

Good reference book. A little spendy. Read more

Russ KimmonsVerified purchase
★★★★★

Great Reference Book on USMC

Great deal, fast, fast shipping, great reference book, highly recommend!!!!!!!!!! Read more

Ronald SterbaVerified purchase
★★★★★

Gun Ho!

A Quality Book for information Read more

Wade MacElwainVerified purchase
★★★★★

wonderful book on WW-2 Marine equipment

As a recent retired Marine SgtMaj I found this book on Marine equipment very interesting to read noting all the variations of equipment used and tested prior and during WW-2 in an effort to modernize and prepare our men for war in the pacific. The book is also found in the camp foster library under reference and is well read by many of our marines here in Okinawa, Japan. As I view the book I find many simularities in our current equipment based on the past. Well Done Mr. Glenn, keep the books about Marines coming!! Former SgtMaj of Bases Japan Read more

Robert E. Mastriano
★★★★

US Marines WW2

Detailed look at WW2 US Marine uniforms and equipment. Geared toward the living historian or collectors. Read more

Steven SwannVerified purchase
★★★★★

Must-have for USMC collectors!

Great collector reference...must-have for every WWII USMC collector! Read more

forgetitjake1937
★★☆☆☆

Waste of money

The use of archival and color photos get old quickly as the author uses himself as a model and tries to looks tough. He doesn't do this a couple of times, he doesn't he throughout the ENTIRE book. He fails miserably at trying to look tough. Additionally there are numerous inaccuracies throughout the book. Don't waste your time or money on this book. This book embarrasses Marines everywhere. Read more

Leroy Jenkins
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