First Aid for Soldiers

The book shows signs of wear typical for military field manuals. The cover has minor creasing and edge wear, with the binding intact but showing signs of use. Pages are clean and free from inscriptions, maintaining legibility throughout. There is no dust jacket, as is common for manuals of this type.

"First Aid for Soldiers" is a comprehensive field manual published by the Headquarters, Department of the Army in Washington, D.C., with a release date of 27 October 1988. This manual serves as an essential guide for soldiers, providing detailed instructions on emergency medical procedures and first aid techniques. The manual is designed to meet the training needs of nonmedical personnel, emphasizing self-aid and buddy aid in life-threatening situations. This publication is significant for its role in equipping soldiers with the necessary skills to administer first aid effectively on the battlefield. Notably, this edition supersedes the previous version dated 7 October 1985, reflecting updated practices and protocols. The manual's physical condition is indicative of its use, with visible wear on the cover and binding, yet the contents remain intact and legible, making it a valuable resource for military historians and collectors of military instructional materials.