WW1 British BEF Musketry Regulations Part 1 Manual Dated 1909 Used Hardcover Reference Book

The “WW1 British BEF Musketry Regulations Part 1 Manual Dated 1909” is an original hardcover reference book issued for use by the British Expeditionary Force prior to and during the early stages of the First World War. This manual outlines official musketry procedures, training methods, and operational standards as prescribed by the War Office in 1909. It covers essential aspects of infantry marksmanship, including rifle handling, firing positions, target engagement, and safety protocols. The content reflects the doctrines and expectations for British infantry shooters of the period, providing structured instruction intended for both individual soldiers and units. The manual’s hardcover format was intended for durability during field and barracks use. This edition is a valued resource for those studying early 20th-century military training, British Army regulations, and small arms doctrine as applied to the era. As a used book, it bears signs of previous handling and service, consistent with its age and original purpose.  Total of approx 320 pages.