The CD you sent me arrived yesterday and it is great!
--Lance A. Larka <lalarka@pw.usda.gov>

 

There's a lot of excellent stuff there. I am amazed that so much of this information is unclassified. There seems to be a pretty good cross-section of the field, with everything from personal training and skills to squad, platoon, company, and even "Echelons Above Corps" doctrine. Infantry, armor, artillery, engineering, aviation, and logistics are represented. I noticed your annotation in one of the manuals, warning about typos you had detected in the source material. This is a nice "value add" to the original manual. The best thing about MRLV1 is that it brings together a big selection of manuals that I otherwise wouldn't have access to, in a convenient and reasonably priced format. It sure beats downloading them from the slow, balky official web sites.
--Norm Lunde <norm@home.com>

 

Outstanding work. I'll be proud to make presents of the extras I ordered. I have had a chance to take a quick peek at my new CD. Thanks for doing such a fine job, Major, I'm impressed if not surprised. I note that one of the gift copies of MRLV1 I ordered is for a friend who ordered a CD from an armchair commando supply sort of place, and we were disappointed in it. I don't think he'll be disappointed with MRLV1.
-- Erik Wingren <email address withheld per author's request>

 

I own a couple of CDs containing US Army FMs. I thought it might be useful to compare your CD with these efforts. Compared to your "cleaned-up" version, they were very hard to work with. Your CD master index, with the short publication descriptions, topic and alpha index, was also far superior to the other two examples.
-- Bill Hamilton <W.Hamilton@techsmith.com>

 

I received my CD late last week, and I've had a bit of time to go browsing. A few early impressions. Overall: it's excellent. I've run the CD on a PowerBook 1400cs/133 w/ 32mb and a PII 233 w/ 64mb, and the pages load up quickly. Readability is fine, even on my laptop screen at 100%, but quite good on a 17". As for the manuals themselves, there's a heap of cool stuff. I've spent a lot of time looking at the Cav manuals, and some of the helo ops material. The selections seem to cover most of the areas I'm interested in so far. The table-of-contents and indexing seems to work fine, with a TOC for the
CD, plus hyperlinks to chapters and sections within each manual. I haven't found any errors or oddities. That's about all I can really comment on at the moment. Highly recommended.
--Brian Rock <rocky@viscom.rmit.edu.au>

 

It's an outstanding resource and a great value for the money.
--Allan J. Wotherspoon <awothers@sfu.ca>

 

Ive enjoyed the product immensely and I wish you every success with it. If you are contemplating a second volume, I, for one, would be most interested.
--Alan J. Hunt <alanjhunt@worldnet.att.net>

 

I received my copy of "Military Reference Library Vol: U.S. Field Manuals" in the mail today and am delighted with the product.
--Robin J. Lee <amraam@ix.netcom.com>

 

I've only had a chance to do a bit of "sniffing around" on the CD, but I'm very pleased with the product. I hope you get sufficient response to this to put together further volumes in the series! If you do, mark me down as an automatic subscriber.
-- Nicholas Russon <nrusson@home.com>

 

I have thoroughly enjoyed the CD. For me, the Patriot Battery manual and the various intelligence field manuals were the most interesting. The manuals are presented in a nicely formatted and organized style. If you do any more CD's I'll be a customer for sure.
-- Avi Metcalfe <avi.m@sapiens.com>

 

I recieved the CD earlier in the week, and I must say, I am very impressed. I'll be taking the CD with me on my next training weekend.
--Captain Mike Dunn <mdunn@spacelab.net>

 

I just wanted to say that I'm really pleased with it and hope that you have more projects like that in the works.
-- Mike Bozyk <mboz@ameritech.net>