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The Navajo reconnaissance : a military exploration of the Navajo country in 1859
Language: English
Published by Westernlore Press, Los Angeles, CA, 1964
Hardcover. Condition: F. Dust Jacket Condition: F. 111 pages : illustrations ; endpaper maps ; 21 cm. ; navy full cloth with blindstamped decorations ; spine-sunned dj in mylar. During August and September of 1859 four separate reconnaissances left that isolated military post of the rim of the frontier--Fort Defiance. The detachments, commanded by two young and energetic officers, Captains O. L. Shepherd and J. G. Walker, were entrusted with the task of thoroughly exploring a specific section of the Navajo country. These four reconnaissances demonstrate undeniable proof that the Navajos did not want war, and were in fact doing their utmost to live in peaceful co-existence with the settlers.
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Anti-Anything. 486th Antiaircraft Artilley (AW) Battalion (SP).
Published by Proibably Printed in Germany 1945., 1945
First Edition
Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st. 1st ed. 169p. Photos. Maps. Printed boards with green cloth spine. Oversize. Signed by the unit commander under his photo.Near Fine Copy.
