Help from some of the Army

[Niteshift]

The Army Times used to give out free rank posters. Maybe they have a few left.

[werebear]

A few more things from the guys on my lifting board:

rank posters

"Why We Salute"

"smart book"

Army's Digital Training and Doctrine Library

[Dave T]

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Here is some stuff

Rank Insignia

Military Terms

Uniform Code of Military Justice

Lots of Military History Links

DefenseLink is a great place to find any type of information - I use it all the time.

Let me know if you need anything else.

Dave

[werebear]

Try here:
https://www.us.army.mil/portal/portal_home.jhtml

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members.

I recently joined the Governor's Horse Guard which is a organized State Militia unit. Because I spent a lot of time in the service, they are probably going to put me in the S-3 shop to work with training stuff. There's a few things I've been looking for that, despite many hours surfing the web, I'm having problems finding.

A poster-sized Army rank insignia chart. (We get non-military members who need to learn the basics).

Doesn't the Army have a basic training manual that deals with, well, the basics. You know, history, traditions, common military courtesies, etc? I have FM 22-5, FM 2-5, AR670-1, etc for the drill side, but would like a compliation of basic facts.

Stock numbers, DA PAM #s, etc. would be extremely helpful.
Thanks in advance.