Close-up of the Jap Fighting-man
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		Автор: Lieutenant Cilonel Warren J. Clear Издательство: US Army Год издания: 1942 Количество страниц: 64 Язык: Формат: Размер: 23 Мб Каталожный номер: 96278	Lecture, delivered at the Command and General Staff School, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. "The typical Jap is a runt. Five feet three inches tall, he weighs 118 pounds. He is one hundred percent literate. He is paid $15.10 a year, or $1.26 a month, of which sum he is allowed to squander 9 1/2 cents on himself. He can live on a handful of rice and a few scraps of dried fish a day. He accepts it as commonplace to march 30 miles, under full equipment, in 24 hours. He usually presents a slovenly appearance, and is no great shucks on parade, but he is one of the toughest fighting men in the world today..."
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