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How to Spot a Jap
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Soldier's Guide to Identifying Japs in WW2 China
© 2010
12 pages
© 2010
12 pages
How to Spot a Jap is a very un-politically correct comic strip book
produced by the US War Department in 1942 as a guide for identifying
Japs. It was included in the "Pocket Guide to China," distributed to Army
and Navy personnel assigned to China in WW2. This e-book is a
historically unique example of how physical 'profiling' to enable identifying
Japs was, for a brief period of WW2, considered a security tool, not a
'politically correct' sin. The comic strip style conveyed important
identification tips, making the information easily understood. No doubt, the
tips contained in this comic strip book helped to save US lives, by giving
the average US soldier some guidelines in identifying Japs (the enemy)
amongst WW2 Chinese (the allies).
QuikManeuvers.com thinks such documents are useful as an example for
modern warriors, even if current western politically correct governments
would never dream of issuing such a comic strip guide today.
produced by the US War Department in 1942 as a guide for identifying
Japs. It was included in the "Pocket Guide to China," distributed to Army
and Navy personnel assigned to China in WW2. This e-book is a
historically unique example of how physical 'profiling' to enable identifying
Japs was, for a brief period of WW2, considered a security tool, not a
'politically correct' sin. The comic strip style conveyed important
identification tips, making the information easily understood. No doubt, the
tips contained in this comic strip book helped to save US lives, by giving
the average US soldier some guidelines in identifying Japs (the enemy)
amongst WW2 Chinese (the allies).
QuikManeuvers.com thinks such documents are useful as an example for
modern warriors, even if current western politically correct governments
would never dream of issuing such a comic strip guide today.
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