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Flexible Gunnery Competition Is
Pepped By Individual Awards
Indoor qtorta were enJoTed bv
the membws of the equedron ri^t
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906th Goes Over
SS'SISi Top on First Day
Sport Night
li The 333rd
Mj Sfft. FKANCIS T. FEENEY
Plastersnatch Again:
Shots Sabotage Stalwart Soldier;
Rambunctious Runner Ruins Record
It wss Reggie’s first dsy as a!you won’t get a foj^locker and
alter pay-diy and “SSSSoS wSf^ was do^ ^ adt^-
^ £ru2«'iKrcoy.*,ST
the front of his field hat Be had gargantuan mirth,
lust gone from Bangar Number •nw HookI Now Reggie k n e a
One to the Post Bospltal and was “shots” were. With a beav>
pursuing a fairly regular course heart be mounted hla bike ana
bach to his squadron. Ererythlng gped back to the Bospltal.
was going about normal . • . ^ Retumliw seven hours later, be
chain of his bike was sfipplne> the found that be bad missed t w o
were keeping up a signing with supply, ano
chattering, and be was riding on carried AWOL for an hour
-treet „
O^. *'Dog-T^” Borlre »•» •^'fuS'^fiedgrt runner with a full- mi2atcb^' fa^CQ*SiIw aT^R^r^
I?SL5!y*“5 ***J£f*^ i!2Qe«l*«l runner’s duties. That;~^^^'gj mS a "J—h«"g mo-
52SS^^^^^el£?k**he “®*’****’ S?®** *£$1^ »*“* *»is fingers acrom bis
Instead of being a F. O. cltfk, doughnuts from the cafe- anH uttered a blood-curdUne
**“• teria and being sent out for a few S blidi sUctog ^
trafatag toifruct**^ C* things like. .10 calibre band gte- to have known you.”
able.
Cpl. “Bad-fiack*’ Walden went to
visit Goldsboro last Friday evening
*nd bad g beetle evening on two
bags of peanuts.
Tbe picture “SUngerr Sawchucs
keeps on his shelf, the one of bis
BBBT girl, Is Very elusive for every
tifiKi toms around the Is up
on another fellows shelf for a abort ' the wrong side of tbe street.
^ _ I Reggie was now
full fledg ■
fledged :
after
up the Job of Squadron Mess-msna-1 steady rut of running,
ger, be claims be was loalng hls’o^ bUdng, whkbever you prefer,
remaining bair trying to get tbe
lined up In time for chow.
:lBnond,^va. got s break this
past week wbm Opl. “Ourkg”
decided to take a three day
pasa. Maybe he is going there to
have bit bafar waved.
Our “Denny” Is on furlough these
days and we aU hope that the oer-
fate Him In Ohio is having a grand
We wonder who ttie lad m llS Is
who OLzrtes on a conversatloD wltti
Kiwt—If every nlghL Be esreful fat-
tow. you’re Uabto to give away an
Important aecret. Huh, SgtV
Hey feUowa, nafa la sport*
log a iteture of ***«>«^ with
Bqt^ Orabto; you aro afl wetoome
to vMt US and take s gander at It.
free of ^large.
Pfo Robert B. Las to doing s
great job aa to detafl agt
Clark. Bobert X. to fa ehsrge of
«je detail, you know pide*
rix-teain” meet, ’rie name ef the * casual observer ^ ^||, ,nd ptok-up that.
school reprassntad by the wtamfag *“*5 . t.m' Ofi. •Vrobitm Chi:d" ’Tweedle
team tofaeSfaed on cup. -UfttS “Vlng much Omse days,
trephy remaina at tbe winning SSSS has derided to study up on boola
Vera's post uota the next * *he proper method of ^wros^
ly meet. B to deoorstod with s'Boi^ Md ezoe^ . •ry^
iStIr M gtmner'a wfags. hy tttt on the very first day,
ai A^Titae dummy J» £f SSSi
ss'TJij? Si s
the ot hlsjP^ td mOltary courtesy mat to
Qufacy. Private, sir. reporting as
dlTMted air, to tbe OommaxKiliitf
OfOccr. sir.” Reggie mumbled, bu
tight hand wavering tn the vlelnlt>
ef hla ferehead and his toes point
ed apart at a tt degree angle. Tb*
CO returned the salute and tolc
Reggie to stand at ease.
*Wbat do you want to see
about, son,” ho said. ’’Sir. I wa-
orders to report to you. sir,
Beggto answered, and as an after-
thouiht ffalshed. "I’m the runner.
AWOL
Si
mriulng?” tbe O'
■sunced adoptloo A the fonimfag PW. FAT CAMPAfHfA^
tsoahies awards: ^e vs dons It. We^e dons It,
(I) A « S«(r^Ob“
to dm oppqtotsseg.
wavs of bond buyers at tbs Dot.
; towi QUO.
I Tbs Drive was given a running
wn U. OdATVl « tM
(J> A silver wrist looked to the ground and mom-
chain to each centsstsnt« "'*■ ■*“ "*
“Sw thatto^rontefS^ of tbs Quartermaster fa the egsou*
rP** ^ 1 U(D> of winning tbto war. fariden-
THE NAZIS HATE YOU..
-T/4 GRONVOU
noMn rt,rt to vozte. oaoembltac aebool (ndoota.
legardlra of SDors. An Identlffca- everyone did his pari and feU
& disc Inscribed wtoh tbs Air way that Quartermaster f > Jff*
Corps wing faslgnla to attached to there would be such a morale f«««
the rhafa, 'Xbers fa omes lor the concentrated on both tbe home and'rSSii
owner's name and army asrl* me war fronts, that it would sweep S**
al number. the Uka a burricana. i ®- ^Sknldi, me purchaser of tbe
7h lAredo Army Atar Field wmt arfiuv* this amashig toiowfag to Ant bond sold on ^ Mid and T*
tbe dtotlncUon of be^ tbe first to "Bond buying” Uee Sie energetic ;4th Jori F. Oronvold. Ibe pwclM
have He nama appear on the team and untiring efforts of fad Lt. WD-^ ^ kond sold tn the
trephy. lArede’s gunners won the u^m b. Bto tatka. hto cam- Quartermaster outfit,
firs. competition. July. palgnlng, eTxt hto
17J . counts, to BO little
The second "slz-toam" engage
ment, beM at rnninsii Army Atoi
Field fa Arieona, Sunday, August
Ittb was wen, appropriately enough
by tbe Elngman tora, and tbe blg|
levfag ewi now elands fa poet head
quarters at Kingman.
The wiwg—M> vtetory was fea
tured by tbe amaafag uei foe manes,
fa tbe blindfold aasembly event of ;
Sgt. Ames O. Strawder, Houttrto,'
O^. a qualified armorer trafaed'
et Lowry and Buckley Fields, fa
tbto eontost, tbe partlefaanto. are
bUndfolded and placed In front ef,
the nerritto parts of a cal. .M free
tiring gun whlrii haa been die*
sembtod fa a comptote and deCalPi
ec atrip — xwt Just a field stri>
At tbe sound of tbe whistle tbs
ssa'
Then foUoiwed w
lirem of Bond > eonscsous eol--
dtora whra Hmtted meeus afford
ed faem the porohsee of Bonds of
"»*»*-*• denomlnattons, and kept
the two war weary fapewiitors go-
ueUl the ungodly hour of
At one point daring the
/* the writer ef this artide
WM ever heard to remark, wish
we oould get ■nrittwr typmeiiter In
the Orderly Roem.** tfV Prop
erty fieotton toke notloe). and wt^
fag his fewebead on hto buddyh,
TLMh Xiouto a: Tateo’s, garrim
hat, be continued on bond
Buretaese annllcatloBB.
The Oral ta&y to certafa to re
veal a greater amowit fa escem ol
the goal allotted to the Det. Mdth
QM Ob. aa orghnlsatloa of tbe
tWrd Air Beee Group.
One Oeemaa General said that
“Ho, tor.” Reggie said wpi
nuich fVeHig. “X am the runne
Be .raportod back .to Ms didn’t get back UD Just now.”
ron. I^ooktag up at him wttb ttw. •«qrben was tbe last time yo.
supreosed smile that most peopjo ,|^d vour imrwinu—Iniec*
bad when (bey looked at bhn. fae^tn^fi" tn* cO asked Rcggle-
Sergeant-Major pofaM ^ fl“^r^%st before l came to this
at him and said, AaM. air/' vrao tbe anrwer. Thf
wiw ww y^ at loaot Yon bed ^ too, tor."
toiots to take. | •'Whet saade you want to tax
* twas cwt running. Barge, ,Bot- them all ever agato?” The Ci
gle answered, vaguely wiswenng bfcimnlng irrtteted.
'•**5? ’•mots” ww. ^^ I Want IbemI Beggto stood sgha
’Oet down to toe ImpItoX again thees worfa-
BiaylK iheyll let you have i *bo rcaltos ut>t mu mlmec
the 6ct.-MaJor said, as Beggto'^n appaSLam?at toe
mfautoe to do It, tad; be .back*Mi,a^ the navroll. an
here to obeck fa with sappNr av gm was wttfaout a ror
ner for most of the day?" The C-
Hq & Hq Menaced r.,,.
■i»Tr*A Be bad been mad at th
whole world CtB this minute, bu
the thought that be had failed fa
hto duty to tbe squadron redneei.
arrived a new era kkn to a whlsspertog. oh«>eom'
for IfesrtqinrtrrH Bqoadrmt. Strict- rafalar- ‘dropped ^hto eyes ana
ly m ttie »«■» fa tbe new motto tbe floor with his shoe-
Zul K^or the guy wtaeteeafaa '*/* he said with a sob. ”i
rSte.^SrrlmdwllhS-BS^- khoottag to ^ X dm^.”
ly worfaag as the OR of tbe day ,^5®? *t?uo
one mutt keep strlctiy aware of mmtaiy career. Be knew tr u o
tbe gestopo «no lurim briilnd ev-
eway. to estabUrii an AAF '
report to
Ilfnllde' PAtfareig warfare Is Ideal for the
few weeks' sgo. S
etudento dM •befr —
Uri a~^econto. vtoers flrtng with tbe JB rifle and Qnartarma^. ^ D. 8. ,
SHCttT BCKFIS automatic BB gia. Sxperience has ^^rsaaskR to dotag a mperb Job
Tb tin the ever • tncresstac de- proved that, though faterestfag aad « supplying evn tto fafaeat mov-
(Or flexible guistontoe AAF tun. these weapone add Uttto 6b tbe tng uslt^ our flght^ forcee and
Ttatatas Command has directed trafalng program. Therefore, tbe hi the Wer Bond Drive, tt otm-
qf q esventh gun- Ant ffali^ miaae for all students, tfaueo to Ufa up to Its fonettou of
nery r?a«*«u The new wfll to. now regalatton skeet Tbcbnleal supporting every “drive.”
be toeatod at Ytoma, Artoona, ■»****** gnduatoa who report to gun t — — ■■■■ --
where tbe ^ the Yuma gunnery sctieoto. new. wlO start { fa civUlaa Ufe a fia who picka
Army Air Field, tormarty tbe stto rigid .fa Masting the clay pigeons up butts to o(—
of a twfa cagtoe bomber tnfafag wttb shot guns. , ^ Aimg he’e barking tor PFC.
By Strict Firat
Sergeant
ery window. xnddmtoUy OR
Orderly Boomer. Aliemt
comei to our attaathm tbe story
of one private wbo hasn't been
ffa. almost a year. Hto
chance for a fortough bed eoase.
prlvato had beeay
busy as a nuner he had fargotVm
his General Orders. With about tOO
guys fa tbe Orderly Room tbe
barraesed private had to i
the orders. Our dear Ftost
int has a golden rule laid down.
.t every man excited tn the an-
ticlpatloD of tato furlough mast
calm down and recite the Orders.
OBd. Note; X'U probably get me
attendance tor ttato- And BUi _
move over, X’U help you clean the
latrines.)
The squadron weloonted
member a few weeks age. Some
how, X think they are eony
did, because this todlvldnef
up ’til the flret hour of mnnttog
pounding out Boogie Woogle ea
the piano. The eigninrence of all
Ibis Is that Us name to Pto. Xas-
lie WaBer. . . Be resembles tbe
renowned “Fata Waller,’’ fa wel^
pnd name. . . but ^xtiled the real
thl^ by- being a ahjwle lighter.
loldbrtek Is a guy who will
trough a revolvhv door —
someone else'a iwali.
A sol
go fare
. and devotion when be saw
tt. •^rtsstorenetrb.’! he sekL ’Tm
gefag fa give yea saofaer chance.
Pm gefag Vo ssake tt poaNble for
» lepelr tbe desiage you’ve
If tt eaa ever really p: re-
patted. Xfai gefag fa put you on
laem dety as of now. Pm going
to see whether you cea take It,
' " Itafak you
Mate Call
Ay MStan Caniff, awtar of Tooy «*A Pirafo,
Co West, Young Man
’’fa addlthm to my regular du
ties, rirf” nri|[1i asked, hanging
eagerty to each word.
’^ca.’* aakt tbe CO. sbnpfa,
“Tlieidc yoe. far.’* said Reggie
on and bto heart was free sgafa.
(Yis.be Ctoalfaaed)