A Soldier & IBM Machines in World War II John J DiMino PB 2001 Exc Cond RARE

A Soldier and IBM Machines in World War II: An Autobiographical Story of a GI in the 13th Machine Records Unit (Mobile) Attached to the U.S. Army VIII Corps by John J. DiMino
Format: Softcover/Paperback. Illustrated. OUT OF PRINT – LIMITED AVAILABILITY.
Released: 2001
Dimensions: 11 x 8.5 x 0.25 in
Weight: 10.7 oz
No. of Pages: 102
ASIN: ‎B0006S8EAO
Condition: Pre-Owned in Excellent Condition. No flaws. Please see photographs for details.

SYNOPSIS: "A Soldier & IBM Machines in World War II" by John J. DiMino tells the story of a soldier's experiences during World War II, focusing on the brutality of war and his journey from basic training through combat and postwar duties. It highlights the lives of men in infantry rifle platoons in Europe and how the war impacted their lives. The book also mentions the use of IBM machines during the war, likely referring to their role in data processing and logistics.