MILITARY ENGINEER March-April 1941

Society of American Military Engineers , 1941. magazine. Good. Condition is good March - April 1941, Vol. 33 Number 188, about 80 pages, Assault of a Fortified Position (French forts -10 pages); Field Training in Engineer Operations (3 pages); Malta – Crossroads of the Mediterranean (5 pages); Engineer Buttons and Castle (2 pages); Training a Selectee to be an Engineer Soldier (3 pages); Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri (3 pages); Editorial (Role of the Engineer in National Defense – 1 page); Peru (Overview of the country circa 1941 – 4 pages); Engineers in Battle (German Engineers in France and Belgium – 5 pages); Engineer Board Notes, Research in Camouflage and Concealment Facilities – (2 pages); Great Lakes Ports and Waterways (10 pages); - And Six machine Guns (Engineers receiver machine guns for their missions – 3 pages); Lighting of Drafting Rooms (5 pages); Lighting the Pennsylvania Turnpike (3 pages); New Engineer Units (7 pages); An All-Purpose Camouflage Net (2 pages); Handling Hydrocarbons with Safety and Profit (3 pages); much more…