| Service etiquette |  | Author: Bruce Mccandless
Publisher: United States Naval Institute
Category: Book
Buy Used: $9.76
Rating:  11 reviews
Sales Rank: 5131131
Edition: 2nd
Pages: 444
ASIN: B0007H8R7O
Publication Date: 1969
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Condition: Hardcover Second Edition, second printing 1965. White jacket is somewhat soiled, quite yellowed at the spine, & has some edgewear. Owner name on flyleaf. Interior very clean. Solid copy overall. Your satisfaction guaranteed!
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 Required library material for the military family October 15, 1999
10 out of 10 found this review helpful
This is an absolute must have resource for today's service member. I picked up my copy while in ROTC as a general guide. Since owning it, many friends have not only borrowed it, but have been so impressed that they have also bought a copy for themselves. It has served us all very well. Now, as I plan my wedding, it has become the "go to" source. I think after the wedding, I will need another copy- this one may well be worn out. The book is excellently laid out and is incredibly easy to understand. All the bases are covered in this great book.
The bible of military protocol. July 9, 1998
9 out of 9 found this review helpful
I received my copy of Service Ettiquette as part of my standard issue at the Naval Academy in 1989. This book is an invaluable resource for service members. Swartz offers sound advice for all armed services and for both servicemen and women. It covers everything from manners and dress to weddings - a guide every service member should have.
This book is a must have for all active duty families. March 12, 1999
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
My husband gave me this book the same night he proposed to me. We had a military wedding so it was extremely helpful in the planning process. I refer to it quite often and recommend it to everyone.
A must have for the professional military officer. February 18, 2004
Jay Sterrett (Fort Benning, GA)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
This book is an invaluable tool for an officer serving in the military today. I recieved an earlier edition as a gift from my father, who recieved it when he was at The U.S. Naval Academy. The only substantial difference between the two versions is the Fourth Edition has some improved drawings of cards, settings, and other helpful pictures. This book is certainly current and should be used as a reference tool by all officers.
I'm not in the military, it's just nice to do things right. June 13, 2002
Rob (Washington, DC)
5 out of 10 found this review helpful
This book is pretty much just etiquette with a few insights into military behavior. I stumbled across this book quite by accident, but it has been very useful. Whenever I read this book I feel like I'm getting to look in the minds of ultimate-gentleman characters suchs as James Bond or the like. It's nice to be able to apply there tactics to my own life. There are probably other etiquette books around. I've never looked. This one has satisfied all my needs.
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