Citizens Military Training Camp - Full Pack Yearbook (Fort Leavenworth, KS)

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.2cwl:Ul.lf', XNILLIAM H. CLENDENIN OTACKOQQ stantial helpers in announcing the CMTC of IQ24 and succeeding years. A Word should be added in apprecia- tion of the self-sacrificing devotion which physicians have shown throughout the Seventh Corps Area in acting as medical examiners for prospective candidates. The ofhcers of the Medical Corps, both in the Regular Army and in the Organ- ized Reserve, have naturally cooperated in this Work, as Well as those of the National Guard. In addition, many physicians in spite of the onerous nature of their daily practice and although they had themselves no direct con- nection With the Army of the United States, except as all good citizens are concerned for its Welfare, gave liberally of their time, energy and professional attainments to this movement for volun- tary training. C Similar recognition is due to the Worli of the coun resentatives of the Mili- Lieul.-Col. Inf., Chief of Staf Ioznd Div., Organized Reserves tary Training Camps Association. They are substantial citizens in their respective communities, men of affairs Whose busi- ness or professional interests normally make full claim upon them. Out of sincere devotion to the training camp movement, however, they devoted them- selves in a patriotic spirit to the enroll- ment of candidates for the three training centers in the Seventh Corps Area, giving in many cases a direct contribution of money in addition to their time, thought and energy. In ultimate analysis CMTC procurement depends for its success on the actual personal contact of an en- thusiastic county chairman vvith the available candidates in his own neighbor- hood, and this bids fair to be true until with each passing year there are more young men who have been at a training camp and realize the opportunity afforded them. I g Page Twenty-Iwo JAY P. HOPKINS Lieut.-Col., CAC, Chief of Staj' 89th Div., Organized Reserves

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HALSTEAD DOREY Brigadier Genzml, U. S. A Camp Commander Page Twmty-four