GERMANY, World War I paperwork
    Armies run on paperwork.  If I'm not mistaken serious recordkeeping began with Alexander, who learned it from Aristotle.  Before that the basic tactic was "Charge," quartermastering was pillage, records were stories told around campfires.  Certainly this assertion is mere blowhardism on my part.  The Babylonians didn't keep records?

GFGB1) GERMANY, Field Prisoner Manual for Chaplains, 1897, pocket size paperback, F $24.00
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