Category:The soldier's foot and the military shoe

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Illustrations and PDF fullltext from the book "The soldier's foot and the military shoe; a handbook for officers and noncommissioned officers of the line" (published 1912) by Edward Lyman Munson of the US Army Medical corps.

Media in category "The soldier's foot and the military shoe"

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Soldiersfootmili00munsrich Fig13 A normal footprint taken with the soldier sitting.jpg 1,155 × 2,481; 312 KB
Soldiersfootmili00munsrich Fig14 Footprint of the same foot as shown in Fig13, but with the soldier walking without a burden.jpg 1,281 × 2,459; 335 KB
Soldiersfootmili00munsrich Fig15 Footprint of the same foot as shown in Fig13 and Fig14, but with the soldier walking with a 40lb burden on his back-Compare with Figs13&14 and note increase in length and breadth.jpg 1,380 × 2,470; 480 KB
Soldiersfootmili00munsrich Fig19 Bontoc Igorrotes of Lubuagan-Note the undeformed type of foot in people who never wear shoes with spreading of the forefoot.jpg 2,739 × 1,678; 893 KB
Soldiersfootmili00munsrich Fig24 bw Positions of the extremities of the soldier during "Double time"-Photos taken at a rate of sixty per second.png 1,852 × 729; 36 KB
Soldiersfootmili00munsrich Fig26 Same foot (to same scale) as shown in Fig25 and under the same body pressure but in the civillian shoe which the officer wore on dress occasions-The foot is compressed over three quarters of an inch.jpg 1,596 × 2,580; 226 KB
Soldiersfootmili00munsrich Fig27 Foot of a soldier wearing a popular brand of civilian shoe-Compare with feet in Figs16-19.jpg 1,616 × 2,552; 254 KB
Soldiersfootmili00munsrich Fig28 Tracings of new (solid line) and old (dotted line) insoles of USA military shoes 1912.png 1,155 × 2,887; 162 KB
Soldiersfootmili00munsrich Fig29 The new military last and shoe USA 1912.jpg 952 × 832; 71 KB
Soldiersfootmili00munsrich Fig30 The new military last and shoe USA 1912.jpg 1,016 × 884; 105 KB
Soldiersfootmili00munsrich Fig31 A soldiers foot of exceptionally good type supporting weight of field equipment without shoe or sock-See also Figs31-34 for the same foot in shoes.jpg 1,680 × 2,448; 272 KB
Soldiersfootmili00munsrich Fig32 The same foot as shown in Figs31-34 supporting weight of full field equipment but in the USA garrison tan shoe-This illustrates a shoe of bad shape but as good a fit as the shape permits.jpg 1,676 × 2,320; 439 KB
Soldiersfootmili00munsrich Fig33 The same foot as shown in Figs31-34 supporting weight of full field equipment but in the USA old style marching shoe-This illustrates a shoe of bad shape but as good a fit as the shape permits.jpg 1,656 × 2,196; 236 KB
Soldiersfootmili00munsrich Fig34 The same foot as shown in Figs31-33 supporting weight of full field equipment in the USA new military shoe-This illustrates a good shoe shape and a perfect fit.jpg 1,680 × 2,360; 407 KB
Soldiersfootmili00munsrich Fig39 Illustrates defective fitting-Shoe too short and too narrow-Selected by soldier whose foot is shown supporting weight of full field equipment.jpg 1,692 × 2,344; 356 KB
Soldiersfootmili00munsrich Fig40 Illustrates defective fitting-Shoe too long and too narrow-Selected by the soldier whose foot is shown supporting weight of field equipment.jpg 1,680 × 2,612; 436 KB
Soldiersfootmili00munsrich Fig41 Method of measuring the foot to secure an approximate fit of the shoe to try on.png 1,968 × 1,620; 308 KB
Soldiersfootmili00munsrich Fig42 A soldiers foot badly deformed by too-tight shoes-Foot is at rest as the soldier is seated-see Fig43 for weight-bearing image of same foot.jpg 1,660 × 2,420; 257 KB
Soldiersfootmili00munsrich Fig43 Same foot as shown in FIg42 but the soldier is now supporting his weight on this foot.jpg 1,680 × 2,600; 290 KB
Soldiersfootmili00munsrich Fig45 A well-shaped foot-The vertical line is "Meyer's line" and is the measurement for foot length-A-B is the ball measure-C-D is the waist measure-E-F the high instep measure.jpg 644 × 1,460; 119 KB
Soldiersfootmili00munsrich Fig46 Deformities of feet resulting from bad shoes.png 1,168 × 1,084; 168 KB
Soldiersfootmili00munsrich Fig47 Hallux valgus with bunion and clubbed toes.png 632 × 1,128; 907 KB
Soldiersfootmili00munsrich Fig48 Foot of a soldier illustrating flat-foot hallux valgus with bunion clubbed toes hammer toe (same foot as in Figs42 43&49).png 1,300 × 2,288; 983 KB
Soldiersfootmili00munsrich Fig49 Highly-deformed foot of same soldier shown in Figs42 43&48 supporting full weight of field equipment in new (1912) military shoe-note the clubbed second toe, hallux valgus and the difficulty in fitting.jpg 1,684 × 2,444; 229 KB
Soldiersfootmili00munsrich Fig51&51 The relation of the astragalus to the os calcis in the normal foot (left) and the flat foot (right).png 1,577 × 660; 139 KB
Soldiersfootmili00munsrich Fig52 Flat foot-footprint of same foot shown in shown in Figs42 43 48&49.jpg 1,140 × 2,452; 400 KB
Soldiersfootmili00munsrich Fig53 Marching strap of the French army (for avoiding joggers toe).png 743 × 1,121; 134 KB
Soldiersfootmili00munsrich Fig54 Illustrates the quantity and location of nails used in fastening on a half sole with their liability to produce foot injury.jpg 1,668 × 2,432; 316 KB
Soldiersfootmili00munsrich Fig7 anteroposterior arch.png 1,012 × 572; 61 KB
Soldiersfootmili00munsrich.pdf 850 × 1,312, 160 pages; 9.4 MB
The soldier's foot and the military shoe; a handbook for officers and noncommissioned officers of the line (IA soldiersfootmili01muns).pdf 662 × 1,135, 164 pages; 9.31 MB

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