The GPO catalog listed some computer training stuff, I believe part of
it military. Anyone can order it.
For the most part, the military has moved away from "For Official Use
Only" on manuals and such, if it doesn't say that, distribution is
pretty much unlimited to all...
Most of this stuff is pretty innocuous, community college stuff (or high
school, I guess).
-Mike
Zane H. Healy wrote:
>
> >RE: Military course books,
> >
> > I don't know about the Navy but when I was in the USAF you could order
> >the manuals for any course that they tought. This was free to anyone on
> >active duty and I *think* to retirees. If you know anyone in the military,
> >have them contact the base education office and see what's avilable. You
>
> Don't know about retirees, but that's a good point about active duty.
>
> >may even be able to get them from the US Government printing office. Tech
> >manuals were available from them for many years, but I don't know if they
> >still are.
>
> I'd forgotten about this, I think in the front of the manuals is a blurb
> about how non-military can obtain them. The caveat being that they are
> non-classified manuals. I wouldn't be surprised if some of the Data
> Systems Technician manuals were, but the rest I was talking about weren't.
> I assume you also have to be a US citizen.
>
> Zane
>
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