OUR SERVICE MEN WILSON Arthur M. Wilson, now of theU. S. Marine Corps, visited in our plants recently while on leave from his base at Paris Island, S. C. Arthur, former knitter at Plant #1, entered service on September 2, 1955, and has completed his basic training. He returned to Paris Island for further training. Marine Sgt. Limuel A. Nance took part in a major amphibious exercise on the southeast coastof the U. S. with the 2nd Marine Division, Camp Lejeune, N. C. The exercise, involving 80 ships, 347 aircraft and 42, 000 Navy and Marine Corps personnel, began October 19 and wasclimeixed by an amphibious assault on Onslow Beach, N. C. , November 3. Supported by ships of the Atlantic Fleet, the Marines landedby helicopters, sur face craft, sea planes, land planes and submarines. They were opposed by a simulated force of Marine "aggressor'^ troops. The maneuver provided real- i Stic training in all phases of amphibious warfare, including the simulated use of of offensive and defensive atomic weap ons. Sgt. Nance was a boarder at Plant #4 at the time he entered the Marine Corps in February of 1953. Dear Mr. Snotherly, I thought I would drop a line to thank you for sending the AMCO News. I sure did enjoy reading it. I Know I read it through at least five times. I got a big kick out of the way the knitters at were dressing in "Bermudas. " Well, I'm finishing up Jump School thisweek. I jumped once Tuesday, once yesterday and twice today. I've got to make another one tomorrow and I'll g®^ my "wings" Saturday morning. I guess you're wondering how I like jumping* Well, I like it just fine except for one thing. I can't figure out why there's such a rough ending to such a smoothe ride. I get a few more aching bones every time I jump. Well, that's about all for now. I'n’ looking forward to the next AMCO. Sincerely, Bill Chniel R. M. ("Slim") Boyles, Plant Boarding Foreman, was presented ® pen and pencil set by the employees of his department on October 29, the oc casion of his 25th anniversary wif^ Adams-Millis Corporation. Makingf^® presentation is Troy Hinshaw. Looking on are HelenMeredithandJackKinSeV*

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