WWII Imperial Japanese Type 96 LMG Manual Infantry School Army Guide 1941

  
If you don't know, let me teach you! It was compiled and published by the Infantry School Officers' Assembly, making it an authentic military training document. The Type 96 Light Machine Gun was one of the standard LMGs used by the Japanese Army, deployed extensively in the China campaign and the Pacific theater. This manual contains detailed instructions on disassembly, assembly, internal mechanisms, and firing procedures, making it an invaluable resource for historical research. The cover bears a handwritten name: "1st Company, 3rd Platoon, Otori Tokiharu", likely the original owner who trained with this book. Just imagine-this very manual was once used by a soldier preparing for battle! Condition shows aging, stains, and discoloration due to its age, but the contents remain legible. Authentic wartime training materials like this are rare and highly valuable to collectors and historians.

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