Between Wars American US Army-Courts Martial 1928 Reference Book

“Between Wars American US Army-Courts Martial 1928 Reference Book” is a comprehensive hard cover compendium detailing the intricacies of the U.S. Army’s military justice system during the interwar period. This valuable reference, spanning 341 pages, provides an in-depth exploration of court-martial cases and legal proceedings from the year 1928. It offers substantial insights into the disciplinary frameworks and judicial processes that shaped the American military in a time of relative peace. This meticulously compiled volume serves as an essential resource for historians, legal scholars, and military enthusiasts, shedding light on the procedural formalities and legal precedents that governed the U.S. Army’s conduct and order. Whether for academic research or general interest, this book presents a thorough portrayal of martial law practices and their implications within the broader context of American military history.