The Second World War prompted the recruitment and training of British soldiers on a scale never seen since. Physical training, sports, recreational games and bayonet fighting training all fell under the instruction of what became the Army Physical Training Corps in 1940, a unit that had already proved vital in creating and maintaining fitness and battle-readiness among recruits in the First World War. Adam W.
Culling, Curator of the Royal Army Physical Training Corps Museum, has collected here a number of training and equipment manuals, books and photographs. Together these provide an insight into how the physical training instructor kept the British soldier Fighting Fit.
| ISBN: | 9781445638171 |
| Publication date: | 15th October 2014 |
| Author: | Adam Culling |
| Publisher: | Amberley Publishing |
| Format: | Paperback |
| Pagination: | 318 pages |
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Second World War |
The Second World War prompted the recruitment and training of British soldiers on a scale never seen since. Physical training, sports, recreational games and bayonet fighting training all fell under the instruction of what became the Army Physical Training Corps in 1940, a unit that had already proved vital in creating and maintaining fitness and battle-readiness among recruits in the First World War.
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Fighting Fit 1939 was written by Adam Culling and published by Amberley Publishing
Fighting Fit 1939 has 318 pages