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US Army : Stars and Stripes, The, Newspaper of U.S. Armed Forces in the European Theater, London Edition : Volume Vol. 5 Number No. 171 Thursday, May 24, 1945

Times Publishing Company, Ltd., London, 1945

This issue with articles on: Doenitz government taken prisoner, Churchill's resignation, expected fall of Okinawa, Ike speaks to released US POWs, much more. The famous newspaper published by the US Armed Forces for the reading of its troops in all theatres of operations during World War Two, becoming increasingly rare with each passing year, a publication devoted to covering military operations, occupation events, statesite happenings, statements and activities by military leaders, much more, with photos, cartoons, occasional maps, etc. Large-format newspaper, 4pp., very lightest of edgewear with the occasional fold, very little actual page browning if any at all. A nice copy of a very rare militaria and historical collectible. Size: Over 15" Tall. Book. Book Condition: Very Good. Binding: Newspaper

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US Army : Stars and Stripes, The, Newspaper of U.S. Armed Forces in the European Theater, London Edition : Volume Vol. 5 Number No. 269 Saturday, September 15, 1945

Times Publishing Company, Ltd., London, 1945

This issue with articles on: Reduction of US occupation army in Japan, secret allied army revealed, MacArthur tightens up control in Japan, venereal disease rate drops in Berlin area, League of Nations still in business, much more. The famous newspaper published by the US Armed Forces for the reading of its troops in all theatres of operations during World War Two, becoming increasingly rare with each passing year, a publication devoted to covering military operations, occupation events, statesite happenings, statements and activities by military leaders, much more, with photos, cartoons, occasional maps, etc. Large-format newspaper, 4pp. + supplement material, very lightest of edgewear with the occasional fold, very little actual page browning if any at all. A nice copy of a very rare militaria and historical collectible. Size: Over 15" Tall. Book. Book Condition: Very Good. Binding: Newspaper

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US Army : Stars and Stripes, The, Newspaper of U.S. Armed Forces in the European Theater, London Edition : Volume Vol. 5 Number No. 267 Thursday, September 13, 1945

Times Publishing Company, Ltd., London, 1945

This issue with articles on: Stimson and Forrestal called into discharge probe, many generals demoted as army shrinks, Black Dragon war gang dissolved by MacArthur, Japanese warned of stern rule by Mountbatten, US generals beaten and starved in Japanese prison camp, much more. The famous newspaper published by the US Armed Forces for the reading of its troops in all theatres of operations during World War Two, becoming increasingly rare with each passing year, a publication devoted to covering military operations, occupation events, statesite happenings, statements and activities by military leaders, much more, with photos, cartoons, occasional maps, etc. Large-format newspaper, 4pp., shows general edgewear with the occasional folds and chippings, very little actual page browning if any at all. A nice copy of a very rare militaria and historical collectible. Size: Over 15" Tall. Book. Book Condition: Very Good. Binding: Newspaper

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US Army : Stars and Stripes, The, Newspaper of U.S. Armed Forces in the European Theater, London Edition : Volume Vol. 5 Number No. 270 Monday, September 17, 1945

Times Publishing Company, Ltd., London, 1945

This issue with articles on: Fire wrecks hundreds of planes in US, hunt of last criminal in Tojo gang, America still shipping food to Europe, Japanese claim Hirohito was kept in dark on Pearl Harbor plan, much more. The famous newspaper published by the US Armed Forces for the reading of its troops in all theatres of operations during World War Two, becoming increasingly rare with each passing year, a publication devoted to covering military operations, occupation events, statesite happenings, statements and activities by military leaders, much more, with photos, cartoons, occasional maps, etc. Large-format newspaper, 8pp., shows very light edgewear with the occasional folds and tiny chippings, one small closed tear to front page, very little actual page browning if any at all. A nice copy of a very rare militaria and historical collectible. Size: Over 15" Tall. Book. Book Condition: Very Good. Binding: Newspaper

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US Army : Stars and Stripes, The, Newspaper of U.S. Armed Forces in the European Theater, London Edition : Volume Vol. 5 Number No. 247 Tuesday, August 31, 1945

Times Publishing Company, Ltd., London, 1945

This issue with articles on: MacArthur tells Japanese his forces will land soon, Manchuria resistance ending, atomic energy control bill expected, four divisions to go home soon, rescue to team to free Japanese POW camps, much more. The famous newspaper published by the US Armed Forces for the reading of its troops in all theatres of operations during World War Two, becoming increasingly rare with each passing year, a publication devoted to covering military operations, occupation events, statesite happenings, statements and activities by military leaders, much more, with photos, cartoons, occasional maps, etc. Large-format newspaper, 4pp., shows very light edgewear with the occasional folds and tiny chippings, very little actual page browning if any at all. A nice copy of a very rare militaria and historical collectible. Size: Over 15" Tall. Book. Book Condition: Very Good. Binding: Newspaper

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US Army : Stars and Stripes, The, Newspaper of U.S. Armed Forces in the European Theater, London Edition : Volume Vol. 5 Number No. 173 Saturday, May 26, 1945

Times Publishing Company, Ltd., London, 1945

This issue with articles on: B-29 bombers hit Tokyo business area, new cabinet rules Britain on Monday, French seek to force Franco out, British ponder Himmler burial, UN world charter announced, much more. The famous newspaper published by the US Armed Forces for the reading of its troops in all theatres of operations during World War Two, becoming increasingly rare with each passing year, a publication devoted to covering military operations, occupation events, statesite happenings, statements and activities by military leaders, much more, with photos, cartoons, occasional maps, etc. Large-format newspaper, 4pp., shows mild edgewear with the occasional folds and tiny chippings, very little actual page browning if any at all. A nice copy of a very rare militaria and historical collectible. Size: Over 15" Tall. Book. Book Condition: Very Good. Binding: Newspaper

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US Army : Stars and Stripes, The, Newspaper of U.S. Armed Forces in the European Theater, London Edition : Volume Vol. 5 Number No. 248 Wednesday, August 22, 1945

Times Publishing Company, Ltd., London, 1945

This issue with articles on: Tokyo announces Allies to occupy Japan on Sunday, US stops Lend-Lease after thirty billion outlay, Churchill and Eden back Labour's foreign policy, President Truman pledges even break for veterans, four Doolittle raiders freed from POW camps by parachutists, much more. The famous newspaper published by the US Armed Forces for the reading of its troops in all theatres of operations during World War Two, becoming increasingly rare with each passing year, a publication devoted to covering military operations, occupation events, statesite happenings, statements and activities by military leaders, much more, with photos, cartoons, occasional maps, etc. Large-format newspaper, 4pp., shows very light edgewear with the occasional folds and tiny chippings, very little actual page browning if any at all. A nice copy of a very rare militaria and historical collectible. Size: Over 15" Tall. Book. Book Condition: Very Good. Binding: Newspaper

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US Army : Stars and Stripes, The, Newspaper of U.S. Armed Forces in the European Theater, London Edition : Volume Vol. 5 Number No. 252 Monday, August 27, 1945

Times Publishing Company, Ltd., London, 1945

This issue with articles on: Release by Christmas indicated for thousands of 75-pointers, ETO vet first to land on Japanese home soil, fleet units move into Tokyo area, radar gun may nullify atom, sun rises for American POWs in Japan, much more. The famous newspaper published by the US Armed Forces for the reading of its troops in all theatres of operations during World War Two, becoming increasingly rare with each passing year, a publication devoted to covering military operations, occupation events, statesite happenings, statements and activities by military leaders, much more, with photos, cartoons, occasional maps, etc. Large-format newspaper, 8pp., shows very light edgewear with the occasional folds and tiny chippings, three-inch diagonal portion of top of front page torn away very little actual page browning if any at all. A nice copy of a very rare militaria and historical collectible. Size: Over 15" Tall. Book. Book Condition: Very Good-. Binding: Newspaper

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US Army : Stars and Stripes, The, Newspaper of U.S. Armed Forces in the European Theater, London Edition : Volume Vol. 5 Number No. 246 Monday, August 20, 1945

Times Publishing Company, Ltd., London, 1945

This issue with articles on: GIs to fill gaps in quotas on US-bound ships, fighting halts in Manchuria, Japanese arrive in Manila, Chinese reds ask coalition, yanks seize bulge slayer of one hundred POWs, General Wainright is safe, much more. The famous newspaper published by the US Armed Forces for the reading of its troops in all theatres of operations during World War Two, becoming increasingly rare with each passing year, a publication devoted to covering military operations, occupation events, statesite happenings, statements and activities by military leaders, much more, with photos, cartoons, occasional maps, etc. Large-format newspaper, 8pp., very lightest of edgewear with the occasional fold, very little actual page browning if any at all. A nice copy of a very rare militaria and historical collectible. Size: Over 15" Tall. Book. Book Condition: Very Good. Binding: Newspaper

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US Army : Stars and Stripes, The, Newspaper of U.S. Armed Forces in the European Theater, London Edition : Volume Vol. 5 Number No. 245 Saturday, August 18, 1945

Times Publishing Company, Ltd., London, 1945

This issue with articles on: Two and a half million to quit ETO by June, Japanese give up some areas of Manchuria, two air battles over Tokyo and land fighting reported, MacArthur lauded in Ike's message, four hundred B29 bombers lost in Pacific war, six hundred ton German U-Boat surrenders off Argentina, much more. The famous newspaper published by the US Armed Forces for the reading of its troops in all theatres of operations during World War Two, becoming increasingly rare with each passing year, a publication devoted to covering military operations, occupation events, statesite happenings, statements and activities by military leaders, much more, with photos, cartoons, occasional maps, etc. Large-format newspaper, 4pp. + supplement material, very lightest of edgewear with the occasional fold, very little actual page browning if any at all. A nice copy of a very rare militaria and historical collectible. Size: Over 15" Tall. Book. Book Condition: Very Good. Binding: Newspaper

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US Army : Stars and Stripes, The, Newspaper of U.S. Armed Forces in the European Theater, London Edition : Volume Vol. 5 Number No. 253 Tuesday, August 28, 1945

Times Publishing Company, Ltd., London, 1945

This issue with articles on: Third Fleet enters Japanese Bay, MacArthur may land in Japan on August 29, Hermann Goering strippedof military status for crimes trial, eighty-two thousand men alerted for ETO shipment home, Quisling trial held test case, services to mark 'Battle of Britain', much more. The famous newspaper published by the US Armed Forces for the reading of its troops in all theatres of operations during World War Two, becoming increasingly rare with each passing year, a publication devoted to covering military operations, occupation events, statesite happenings, statements and activities by military leaders, much more, with photos, cartoons, occasional maps, etc. Large-format newspaper, 4pp., very lightest of edgewear with the occasional fold, very little actual page browning if any at all. A nice copy of a very rare militaria and historical collectible. Size: Over 15" Tall. Book. Book Condition: Very Good. Binding: Newspaper

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US Army : Stars and Stripes, The, Newspaper of U.S. Armed Forces in the European Theater, London Edition : Volume Vol. 5 Number No. 280 Friday, September 28, 1945

Times Publishing Company, Ltd., London, 1945

This issue with articles on: Japanese Emperor bows to MacArthur and tips his hat to two GI guards, US Army strength estimate going down, secrett OSS guerrilla raids inflicted twelve thousand Japanese casualties, GIs on Paris leave sip Nazis wines and liqueurs, much more. The famous newspaper published by the US Armed Forces for the reading of its troops in all theatres of operations during World War Two, becoming increasingly rare with each passing year, a publication devoted to covering military operations, occupation events, statesite happenings, statements and activities by military leaders, much more, with photos, cartoons, occasional maps, etc. Large-format newspaper, 4pp., very lightest of edgewear with the occasional fold, very little actual page browning if any at all. A nice copy of a very rare militaria and historical collectible. Size: Over 15" Tall. Book. Book Condition: Very Good. Binding: Newspaper

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US Army : Stars and Stripes, The, Newspaper of U.S. Armed Forces in the European Theater, London Edition : Volume Vol. 5 Number No. 285 Thursday, October 4, 1945

Times Publishing Company, Ltd., London, 1945

This issue with articles on: Cubs flatten Tigers in World Series opener, President Truman seen planning shift of diplomats, reaction mixed on General Patton shift, plan may bring wives to Reich, Japanese protest food shortage, Allied chiefs leave for Big Five foreign ministers conference in London, much more. The famous newspaper published by the US Armed Forces for the reading of its troops in all theatres of operations during World War Two, becoming increasingly rare with each passing year, a publication devoted to covering military operations, occupation events, statesite happenings, statements and activities by military leaders, much more, with photos, cartoons, occasional maps, etc. Large-format newspaper, 4pp., very lightest of edgewear with the occasional fold, very little actual page browning if any at all. A nice copy of a very rare militaria and historical collectible. Size: Over 15" Tall. Book. Book Condition: Very Good. Binding: Newspaper

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