Department of the Army Pamphlet 21-41 Personal Conduct for the Soldier 1949
The manual is divided into six chapters that outline the expected manners and social behavior for soldiers:
Chapter 1: Manners – Covers common sense courtesy, respect for others, loyalty, self-control, and appearance.
Chapter 2: Behavior in Garrison and Field – Focuses on getting along with others in barracks, day rooms, and during field operations.
Chapter 3: Table Manners – Detailed guidance on proper conduct during meals.
Chapter 4: Social Relationships – Advice on professional and personal interactions.
Chapter 5: Behavior in Public Places – Standards for conduct when off-post or in civilian areas.
Chapter 6: Soldierly Conduct Abroad – Guidelines for behavior when stationed in foreign countries.
Key Features
Foreword: Includes an introductory message by Omar N. Bradley, then a top-ranking Army official.
Visuals: The text is supplemented with cartoons to illustrate various points of conduct.
Historical Significance: This pamphlet superseded the earlier September 1946 version (War Department Pamphlet 21-13) and reflects the Army's social standards prior to the Korean War.
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