US Marine Corps Recruit Depot - Yearbook (Parris Island, SC)

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Time AROUND THE BARRACKS, when recruits are not specifically on duty, they can be found washing clothes, ironing, cleaning rifles and gea r, shining shoes, and writing letters h o m e . Time for these and many other activities that are designed for the living comfort of the recruit is pro- vided for in the d a i I y training schedule each evening. Wd lf Jl E -W I as gt' K . ,ze ' 54'- L3 .fl ff I 1

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xrdim as---Q ,Q J' ll WEE it iii i Reporting WHEN REPORTING to any of his Drill Instructors, or any other supe- riors in the Chain of Command, a re- cruit is taught the proper way to re- port. Designed to teach correct Mili- tary Courtesy and the rendering of respect where it is due, he learns this basic formality, making it easy for him to report to any superior officer in the future.