Navy Training Course for Non-Rated Men 1947 Edition NAVPERS 10601 PB 1947

Navy Training Course for Non-Rated Men 1947 Edition NAVPERS 10601 PB 1947 Navy Training Course for Non-Rated Men 1947 Edition NAVPERS 10601 PB 1947 Click images to enlarge Description This item is a paper bound 1946 copy of Navy Training Course for Non-Rated Men (NAVPERS 10601). It’s in good overall condition but does show wear to the covers and the title on the front page is printed slightly canted (see pictures). Sailors from pay-grades E-1 to E-3 that have no rates, are considered to be in apprenticeships or training for a rating, thus the slang term “undes” (Pronounced UN-DEZ) (un-designated) when referring to them as a group. This book is a basic guide to the Navy written as a training guide for Non Rated Sailors. One feature of the Navy’s war in both Europe-Africa and the Pacific is the extensive use of training course manuals among its enlisted personnel. Especially during the last three years of the war, the enlisted personnel of the Navy, equal in size to the population of Philadelphia, showed a tremendous upsurge of interest in the books covering the subjects which they needed to learn to perform their specialized duties. Twice as many manuals were distributed in 1944 as in 1943, and the number for 1945 pushed the three-million mark. Some recruits went to service schools for a short period of intensive training, but most of them, after reporting aboard ship, had to learn by doing the jobs that were assigned to them—and in a hurry. How long it takes to study a manual depends entirely upon the reader and not at all on progress tests, as was the custom in the old training courses, for it is essentially a self-study book. NOTES ON SHIPPING: I will always combine shipping for multiple purchases and refund you the excess shipping costs. This refund is usually about $3.00 for each extra book purchased. Combined shipping invoice prices will be rounded down to the nearest dollar amount. I will never try to make money on shipping costs. Books will be shipped in either a solid cardboard box (made from re-purposed grocery store boxes) or well wrapped inside a bubble-wrap envelope. Larger soft cover books or magazines will be placed inside a plastic protector, and shipped with cardboard backing inside a reinforced mailing envelope. My packing methods will always protect the item from harm incurred during shipping. If you have any special requirements or concerns I will be happy to hear from you and ship according to your preferences so long as costs remain within the shipping price. Pictures sell! Auctiva offers Free Image Hosting and Editing. 300+ Listing Templates! Auctiva gets you noticed! The complete eBay Selling Solution. Track Page Views With Auctiva’s Counter