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Item: B258

US Infantry Weapons in Combat Personal Experiences from WWII to Korea by Mark G. Goodwin. Sixty-five interviews with GIs relating to their experiences with US infantry weapons in combat during World War II and Korea. Each soldier had an opinion on the weapons that he had used during these wars and relates those observations to the reader. General history books of these wars rarely contain the in-depth details of infantry weapons that would be of interest to collectors. The stories about US infantry weapons contained in this book are the real hands-on experiences of the men who actually used them for their intended purposes. Softbound, 237 pages, 56 photos and drawings.