Japanese women drill with rifles, textile factory in Osaka.

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Japanese women drill with rifles, textile factory in Osaka.
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There’s something endearingly ‘Murica! about this.
And to be honest, it looks pretty fun, too.
Northwestern University students go through a Home Guard rifle drill (1942)
The 22 March 15 Michigan Online Drill Competition Results!
The 22 March 15 Michigan Online Drill Competition Results!
Yet another military drill season is upon us and the videos were submitted by midnight Eastern time on March 21, 2015. I have judged each Michigan Online Drill Competition (MIODC) and have learned as well as taught with each successive competition.
My thanks to Devin Milhem for creating and running this event. For more information on MIODC see the Facebook group.
Here is the link to watch the…
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