"Problems in Physics. Derived From Military Situations and Experience" offers a unique approach to learning physics by presenting practical problems rooted in military scenarios. Originally developed by the United States War Department Committee on Education and Special Training, this book provides a fascinating glimpse into the application of physics principles in real-world situations during the early 20th century.
The problems are designed to challenge students and enhance their understanding of fundamental concepts through practical application. This historic text serves as a valuable resource for students and instructors seeking a different perspective on physics education, as well as anyone interested in the intersection of science and military training. The enduring relevance of its problem-solving approach makes it a worthwhile addition to any physics library.
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