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H e THE FULL PACK F EDWARD L. KING Brigadier General, U. S. Army Commanding Fort Leavenworth Page Thirty-two V e N-1418:VaVyVAYaVoV4YnVnYaYnY-V.1.'nV.V4VnYaV-VoVaVnYJ U' Y ' h'uVo'u'a'.VuVo'oV4Ya'o'A'nYu'aYuVnV4VaYn'aYnVoVsVsV5VnVA O
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THE FULL PACK PROCUREMENT IN . f It 1927 V ,Again the Seventh Corps Area procured the largest number of applications for the CMT Camps of any Corps Area, with a total of 8568, or over Iooo more than in 1926. The number of candidates actually reporting at camp was 5423, the original quota fixed by the War Department being 5ooo. These candidates were distributed among the several camps as follows: Fort Snelling, Minnesota .... 1524 Fort Leavenworth, Kansas . . 1723 Fort Des Moines, Iowa ..... 874 Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. . 661 Fort Crook, Nebraska ...... 641 ln addition, 421 candidates of the Sixth Corps Area were trained at Fort Snelling. 'The standard of qualifications of candi- dates was maintained and the total of arrivals in camp was almost the same as last year, although the quota this year was 5oo less. THOMAS A. PEARCE Colonel, Infantry, U. S. Army Chief of Stall, 88th Res. Div. This Corps Area has never failed to get l its quota into camp since the beginning of DWIGHT W. RYTHER Colonel, Infantry, U. S. Army Chief of Staff, 89th Res. Div. the CMT Camps. The plan of procurement, which was the same as used heretofore, consists of an organization made up of the Military Training Camps Association, the Reserve Divisions, the RegularArmy Recruit- ing Agency, and the Regular Army and the Reserve Oiiicers' personnel throughout the Corps Area. The Civilian Aide to the Secretary of War for the entire Seventh Corps Area is Gould Dietz of Omaha. Functioning under his supervision as State Aides are the follow- ing' J. C. Conway . Little Rock, Ark. C. H. Flnglesby . Watertown, S. D. W. B. T. Belt . . Omaha, Nebr. C. S. Huffman . Columbus, Kans. C. B. Robbins . Cedar Rapids, la. C. F. Cf. Meyer . St. Louis, Mo. W. C. Macfadden . Fargo, N. D. T. Bergen . Minneapolis. Minn. Page Twenty-nine 1 ',y,1,y,1,1,v,1,1.1,1M!,YJn'4' Y V V V V V U V V V Y Y V V 1 1 Y Q VnVa'aYsY Y VQYQVQVNA l I
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