US Army manuals - download site.

15 Dec 2011 21:38 #1 by carnaby
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Colin Ba sent me this useful link. Unfortunately everything I've downloaded has every page obscured by a damn great logo. He doesn't have this problem. Tried IE and Firefox.

www.90thidpg.us/Reference/Manuals/

Feedback please.

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15 Dec 2011 22:00 #2 by kebecker
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logo free here. Am using an old version of IE

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15 Dec 2011 22:21 #3 by P Bellamy
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Logo-free on the pages themselves, but the US Army Military History Institute watermark can be seen on the page list at the side.

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15 Dec 2011 22:27 #4 by Chris Lowe
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Logo free for me as well.

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15 Dec 2011 22:54 #5 by Denis
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Logo free with IE8

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15 Dec 2011 23:03 #6 by Guest
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No logo with any combination of OS/browser that I have tried

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15 Dec 2011 23:04 #7 by carnaby
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Oh dear, here we go again. I'm using Foxit Reader, not the bloated Adobe. Is that the problem?

However, I tried a few others:

TM 9-260 Browning Machine Gun, Cal. .30, M1919a6 (01 Sep 1943) wasn't a problem

FM 9-6 Ammunition Supply (15 Jun 1944) is a problem

FM 24-5 Signal Communication (19 Oct 1942) also a problem

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15 Dec 2011 23:07 #8 by P Bellamy
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The copy of FM 9-6 is from the US Army Military History Institute, hence the watermark.
TM 9-260 isn't, so the only watermark is the 90ID one on the cover page.

More annoyingly, I don't seem to be able to download any of the US Army Military History Institute manuals from source any more... :(

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15 Dec 2011 23:13 #9 by Guest
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FM 9-6 Ammunition Supply (15 Jun 1944) is a problem
FM 24-5 Signal Communication (19 Oct 1942) also a problem


Both fine here after the over-printing on the initial page

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15 Dec 2011 23:20 #10 by carnaby
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Houston - I have a problem. Every page of the two above documents is 90% obscured by a very black 'US Army Military History Institute' logo. On a 'good'page I just get one sentence at the top / bottom.

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