British Artillery 1914–19: Field Army Artillery By Dale Clarke | Art by Brian Delf | Osprey Publishing | New Vanguard 94
48 pages | 2004 | English | ISBN: 9781841766881 | PDF | 42.9 MB
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In 1914 the artillery of Britain's 'Field Army' encompassed those weapons judged to have sufficient mobility to keep up with troops in the field.
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Whoever uploads the file and submits the article rates it as they see it.
I usually (not in this case) download and check GG's ebooks before approving post and may add comment to rating and would do the same if anyone else uploaded to this blog.
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The major reasons for including an "Image Rating" on my blog template is for those who are have had enough of downloading badly home scanned images compiled as PDF's that hardly scroll and would like to know that is what they are getting before they chose to download or not and also for the small number of downloaders who are looking to replace a version they already have with a better one.
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That would be me. Is something wrong?
Nothing is wrong. I was just curious. The quality is good.
Thanks for great post as always! These are not large files and with them being available for free, let alone speedy with Mediafire, I would think no one has any room to question let alone bitch.
Please keep up the great posts with the military genre!
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