ROTC Summer Camp - Yearbook (Fort Lee, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1955 volume:

'Hu , 1955 UUARTERMASTER ROTC SUMMER CAMP rom IEE, VIRGINIA FoRE:vvoRD LEARN TODAY ...... LEAD TOMORROW With this motto emblazoned upon every building and fixed in the mind of each cadet, 486 Advanced Quartermaster ROTC cadets descended upon Fort Lee, Virginia on 25 June 1955. Determined to learn, the cadets flowed into previously pre- pared barracks to meet their summer camp instructors who were carefully selected to teach them. Then began the preliminary processing that led the cadet on an active continuing program of clothing issues, size exchanges, administrative processing and finally-a welcome bedding down in his home for the next six weeks. So, this is Army life -was the common thought of each cadet as he surveyed his surroundings. A good bed, good bunk-mates and excellent food soon began to make life more enjoyable. With the development of comradeship and the respect for military training, the change to a military way of life was made, with no misgivings. As the training began and individual participation increased, a new feeling of con- fidence surged through each cadet. Soon, hesitant cadets developed into firm, confident leaders and the entire training picture took on a valued outlook. Was the camp a success? This is the question to be resolved by looking back. A partial answer was indicated by the poised and trained cadets who departed their ROTC Summer Camp on 5 August 1955 to return to their universities and schools throughout the United States. -1.1---i. ..,..i .... --L.l.i.,. -i..-.ii ' -. - i 1-1 '.,... --ni - - 1... . .. 'ltlq i A V. , -l.-L. XS-....1........r-... ...-.-.,......-,- -1i..g -r 1-, ---.... ... iz.: .i..-.-1- - ...-......1- ,, nun-1 -i...,. .zz ..... T- ---Ti ., ,. .. L -- - -ii -'1 iz: ?1-: ....- -----.. ...,...- 7 . :.1..?'. .......-.. F? ........... ....- 'i' , gt.. 'T-,.i .::-:E ..-L . .. -. 'lu'- n 111 L - .... ' .T ,,, .-1.-1 ...ii-,- 3 A Xi M College of Texas Clemson Agricultural College Cornell University Massachusetts Institute ot Technology Mercer University Ohio State University Ohio University State Teachers College llndiana Pal University of Alabama University of Colorado University of Houston University of Illinois University of Minnesota University of Pennsylvania University ot Pittsburgh University ot Rhode Island University of Texas University of Washington Washington University lSt. Western Michigan College MX e. IEQSBUFG i ,Q I With the breaking of dawn 25 June 1955 , tt. 1 ' the destination-Summer ,Camp was reached 2 Q Q -unto sux weeks of tranmng 500 cadets proceeded. I 'El' ' xytr, ' it ,V F - ' 'RJR i I X I FH 5 -.L .all ln! wifi ali, Others Winged their way across the states-I 5 xyi TQ ii ff f' 'M ' if-.asm A + ' ' , A A r 5 5 G9 MMM W r I -16 ' tea 5 . 5 5 his .i e IBQ QW D A -and still more of us came by private automobile. -1 X Major Ganaral Koster l. Hastings The Quartermaster General DEPARTMENT 0E THE ARMY IJFFICE UF THE ILUARTERMASTER GENERAL WASHIHGTUH, D. II. TO: THE MEMBERS OF THE ROTC CADETS: The Quartermaster Corps is both pleased and proud to have so many of you fine young Americans serve at Fort Lee during your ROTC Summer Encampment. lt is our sincere wish that your 1955 Summer Encampment training will prove to be both profitable and enjoyable, and that- as a result of such training--your understanding of the Corps' logistical and tactical responsibili- ties will be greatly enhanced. I Each of you serves at Fort Lee as a representative of a leading American College or University, the schooling which you have undergone to date will play an important role in deter- mining your future success in whatever career you choose upon completing your formal educa- tion. By the same token, the Campus at Fort Lee is the scene of a part of your preparation for the defense of democracy and the preservation of a free worldg your earnest participation in the courses offered here may some day result in the triumph of Truth over falsehood, of Hope over fear, and of Godliness over godlessness. If this be so, then indeed you will have con- tributed much to society. May we wish you well in days to come. As Fort Lee Alumni we will always have a common bond, and as citizens and soldiers we stand ready to work together for the good of all Deoliles. K ' U K. L. HASTINGS Major General, USA The Quartermaster General ,V-V' '-fc Major General F. G. Holbrook Commanding General, Quartermaster Training Command me -si GIIARTERMASTER TRAINING GGMMANII OFFICE GF THE GGMMANIIING GENERAL FORT LEE, VIRGINIA T0 ALL MEMBERS OF THE QUARTERMASTER ROTC SUMMER CAMP The history of America is rich in the tradition of the civilian soldier entering into the Armed Forces during times of conflict to defend his country and, on occasion, to give his life in this cause. Only through the prompt and efficient service of such civilian soldiers have the military successes of America been possible. You, the students and ROTC Cadets of today, are to be among the leaders of the armies of tomorrow. On your shoulders will rest the security and successes of our nation. It is truly every American's hope that it will never be necessary for you to leave your civilian life and enter active service as a leader in combat. However, it is nevertheless incumbent upon each and every one of you to be prepared to face such a call to duty if the need arises. To be trained and prepared is the key to success in providing for the future require- ments of American military endeavors. By your voluntary participation in the advanced ROTC program and your attendance at the 1955 Quartermaster ROTC Summer Camp, you have clearly demonstrated that you recognize your responsibility as an American citizen and patriot. Through the training you have received as a Cadet at your academic institution and while in training at Fort Lee, you have been prepared to assume, if necessary, the role of a military leader. ' Many of you, through your ability, initiative, and interest will be honored with com- missions as officers in the Regular Army. To you, as well as to your fellow Cadets commissioned as officers in the Army Reserve, the training you have received during the summer encampment will be of paramount importance. The responsibility to assist in leading the America of the future is yours. The respon- sibility is great, and our continued progress, personal liberty, and national security will in large measure depend upon your leadership and guidance. I am confident that you will bear this respon- sibility with honor, dignity and assurance. F. C. HOLBROOK Major General, USA Commanding Colonel Merton Singer Deputy Camp Commander University of Pennsylvania HEAIIIIUARTERS RUTII SUMMER CAMP FURT lEE, VIRGINIA 5 August 1955 TO: All' Cadets Completing the 1955 Quartermaster ROTC Summer Camp U l would like to take this means of congratulating each of you individually for complet- ing the rigid training of Summer Camp and for displaying excellent spirit and morale through- out. Your enthusiasm and esprit have contributed materially to the success of this encampment. ' As logistics officers, it will be your job to support the combat leader and to render him more effective in every conceivable way. As such, we, as logistics officers, are likened to those unsung heroes, The Seven Mules of the famous Notre Dame football team of yesteryear. Most sports fans to this day can tell you the names of the famous Four Horsemen of Notre Dame, but none know very much about The Seven Mules, without whom The Four Horsemen would probably not have existed. A ' As logistics officers of our Army, it will be your duty to deliver logistic support in the right quantity, to the right place at the right time-and you will have to do all this-before the customer knows what logistic support he requires. imagination and foresight are indispen- sable tools of logistics officers. l urge you to develop these faculties and to project your thoughts ahead at all times. lt is our job as logistics officers to do all the logistics planning and thinking for the combat leaders. 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Byers University of Texas Allan Military Academy Omaha High School Sfo. Charles E. Munson Sfc. William C. Garrett '.,, Sfc- Ef 9St,M,QU0knef University of Pennsylvania Central High School, Jackson, Mississippi Fort Lee. VIVEIHIH STAFF S3 Colonel Talbert I. Martin . State Teachers College lPennsylvamal ASSISUM S3 ASSISUIIY S3 Assistant S3 Lt. Colonel Herbert A. Johnson Major David D, Field Major John F. Birkner Penn State University Ohio University Texas MM , ' 1 -,.5i2f:z- V- 11 if-331 gee, I , A fgidaf , . f.,,,,2 , A 6221 f l 2' ' AW' I ' r V. it ' . a X c , V. V. , Ka' iei, X wx-,gift N ! 53 F . mimi: sa Assrmn ss CaPfa '.SfUafP- Ma't '. Captain Charles E. Fulmore Captain Richard C. Rabbiaa 16 U 'Ve'5'tV 0 e SY'Va 'a University of Houston University of Houston STAFF Efifant 33 U Assistant S3 ' Assistant S3 C leutenant 'Kenneth B. Parris, lr. lst Lieutenant William U. Corbett 2nd Lieutenant Billy Adair orneli University Prairie View A8lM Fort Lee, Virginia S3 N00 ss neo M Sgt lames W. Cheek ' M Sgt Stephen W. Frost Mercer University University of Houston S3 'W sa nco sa rico M .Sgt love Fedeli A M Sgt George F. McCorkIe Sfc, Harry L, Reizer University of Pennsylvania University of pennsylvania University of Hnnois 17 STAFF S4 Assistant S4 Major Raymond F. Hodgdon Ohio University Assistant S4 First Lieutenant John W. Kimman, ir. Ohio University 18 Lt. Colonel Leonard L. LaConte University of illinois ASSNIIIQ S4 v Assistant S4 MHIOV William 1- K9?UOE Captain George H. Edwards Massachusetts Institute of Technology west Michigan College iHeadquarters Commandantl Assistant S4 Fond Adviser CWO Edward 1. Murphy OW0 Kenneth A. Gibbins Ohio State University Fort Lee, Virginia STAFF S 4 S4 N00 sa uno M SET lames l. Birtwistle M Sgt. Louis J. Favati University of Pennsylvania Tennessee Military Institute S4 N00 S4 N00 . M Sgt. Clinton E. McCortney M Sgt. John F. Ryan Ohio University Massachusetts Institute of Technology S4 N00 84 neu r S4 rico M Sgt. Clevel G. Proffer Sfc. lohn W Bryant Sfc. Lacy Brown Detroit High School Texas A8rM Fort Lee, Virginia 19 STAFF xx? Special Services Ufficer Major Fred W. Dollar University of Houston SPECIAL SERVICES Special Services HBO M Sgt George E. Adamson Cornell University Special Services N00 20 M Sgt Roscoe McGhee Chicago High School gil 'egii ee A A ,, . ' , ., , ef X' A e, ,i, 3ll9Ci?l Services Assistant Special Services CHPTH'n.ChHfl9S'M- Th0mPS0n Lieutenant Auther L. Hirt University of Pittsburgh Fort Lee, Virginia Special Services N30 Spegzial Services llllilt M Sgt Birger res og M gt. Paul C. Barret Cornell University University of Houston Sllflliill SUWFCUS NPO . Special Services N60 Sgt. James A. Sanial Sgt. Albert S. Leibs State Teachers College tPennsyIvanial Fort Lee, Virginia Q STAFF P10 PIU Major Rex S. Morgan Cornell University Assistant PIO Assistant PIU . Captain R- E- SWIG 2nd Lieutenant William R. Willis Mercer University Fort Leg, .Virginia - V . PIU NW W M PIO Photographer PIU Photographer C0EnE,tnTm'v:iSTiyCapa'0' M Sgt Joseph W. Gromko Sgt, Leo F, McAuliffe ' University Of PifTSbUf8h Massachusetts Institute of Technology 21 SUPPORT Assistant Chief of Staff G3 Project Uficer Colonel Kenneth W. Dalton Lieutenant Colonel Lynwood W. Fisher Fort Lee, Virginia Fort Lee, Virginia P99 UIIHFUBFIMSWF Assistant G3 - R010 Affairs lluartemraster Property liiiicer UGUTGHHUT POIPUGI Floyd H- Lone Major Arthur M. Folaros Major Daniel A..Hewitt FOIT LGS, Virginia Fort Lee, Virginia Fort Lee, Virginia Teresa C. Barreto Carolyn Gray Joyce Munford Fort Lee, Virginia - Fort Lee, Virginia Fort Lee, Virginia Car0l Anne POPE, Nancy Smith jo Anne Taylor Ruth T. Rice F0ff LOG, Vlfgllila Fort Lee, Virginia Fort Lee, Virginia Fort Lee, Virginia gy :I- E:- ? , + a EREGISTRATICN Q TE 52 nf - ,,,, : ' ji jk 7 'Sw -A-' T: T' l 5 - - . i - g ' - , F H X i Eg, 31? 'T ,-.1 , w . l.-. 1- ..1 ni. .. l .-ll -iii.-1.-5,-1 ,... ...A 1... fx :f ig, S S S i - Q-SAE: l I ' ' ' - --- ----ii- gi -- A -i ..-. . - A if 'gg L. -2 Lf Q - X '? 1 i W' A Q' ', ' is -mill- il' kk 6i0T1-'7TiMlG 8c i c 2 ? E : 2 q , SEQEHPMENT ' .,i'i-i..L L. - - f--v - L-..-- ' ' ,--. ' ' ' .ff Y ' 1 : -it ' V ': Q Y.H'T4Y H':g?S,. Q? fg-q'SJ : 'C - 1i - Y Q-1 PI-IYSICALS iNL 551 M i H 1: ik , S li x 'ik -K KR S1 vi' '1 WELCCME 5 X - SQ X- TLQ.-1. iig '-f 2 ' Tri --- ii- - Y IW ,- 4- .ii State your name . . .school . . report to building . i W , WQQOCESSING .you are in Company - REGISTRATICN 8: PROCESSING Arrived...where to from here?? Cadet Duane Adams Cadets Robert Goodman, Allan Weissglass, and Next, please ......... Michael Bilson M Sgt. Frost and M Sgt. Areskog Straight ahead...the first Sergeant is waiting. Cadets Wilson Spencer, Richard Lusk, Thomas 0'Shaughnessy, and M Sgt. Frost The last arrival... Does the Colonel always show interest? Cadet Dale Foster and Lt. Colonel Thayer Cadet Crankshaw. More forms...a long wait . . . but happy to reach this point. The enjoyable part of processing. . .Cadet lohn Anderson Even a special shop...for a special halrcut...G. l. Cadets Terrance Mitchell and Herman Cortez CLCTHING 8c EQUIPMENT Boots...lots of leather for polishlng...Thank God, there's no saddle... Cadet Timothy Slater Watch those steps. .. gotta match... Cadet Donald Hill Getting or anized . ..where to be in . ..where to ut it Those corners should be squared. Properly done ...demerits none. Cadet Richard Campbell W E E D - 6 soon found out! . .. Cadets Edward Markoff and lohn Marefka Each item properly placed. . . nice after completed. Cadet William Lawson 9, lQUi. 5 it E 4 i 1 ll l W was ' W ' W ly Ill A HU A 2 5-if it E as , ei i J J 'W Aligned ...the Army Way... Cadet Louis Wright 27 l .f JJ vu Y7 0 ' C P1-1Ys1cALs A ee r 'gf- Z big -1 Rei' f L - r u 111' ! r - Sl-I ' . 4 76 inches. ..205 pounds. . . no Texan. Cadet Arthur Reimann Report to room ..-...undress... V What service?? Cadet Robert Bender Pressure 0-0-0- Dum-Dum. Cadet David Lowe the doc is waiting. Cadet George Classen 28 5 . . . 8 missing. . . ah. Cadet John Wood Looking for something ! l Cadet Robert Floyd Stand straight...flush.. take a deep breath ..hold it...next. Cadet Louis Sarkett Y l - - - . iou Wont feel a thing- Blood is all that Well is this necessary? Cadet Robert Foley PhYSlC2llY flf---RGTUVH to Y0Uf OFSHHIZZUOH. S needed. Cadet George.,-loward Cadet Ronald Owens 29 WELCOME Orientation. . .Colonel Merton Singer Deputy Camp Commander Greetings from the Commanding General Major General F. C. 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L 1 RS , f ff' A -til' i X jx H R ii'-li-ii' Y S- - - -P ...:..,,i.A is 1 'dj' 1 e a an if gi e F ..r T L r si i 7 d 2- ? r r i el E r e . . ' ix J, r YQ y e y Formed Into four compames, composed of four platoons, Si r y e if e, 5 men assigned by name. Each Company had Cadets from a -K ': '1 e e ' ' e it most every coIIege...frrends and buddies were qurckly e y it ...FJ s 4 found. c-OLMTP-A-Ny A-T3fT-E-N-T-I-0-N. S- , J:r -g i 'Q V1-'Y f, Fifi a - ef-fs M Executive Officer Captain Paul Blue Mercer University Company Commander Lt. Colonel Carl W. Kruger University of Alabama ,-,,1...-i-1 ,.,...1- ,,.,fi--11 ,,.....,,.-l--v- ....- , ..,1-f- , ' - .-J ::-:: '..-.7 , 1st Sergeant M Sgt. William F. Malambri Mercer University .... ,....... ,,,........ - .. .. ,-,.,. ...-.--f ......- ......v' it--g ,. :J 4 ..... ... .... .. ... .... -....g 4 ..... ,.. ........, , :,.. .- -T ,.,.,--' - ,........ ,,,..- ,........ ......- - ...i. .1...- ,,,...... ,,,.-..- ,........ ,,,.,.- , - -,.-,-1-- ----- ,, ......-,. .il-P A4 Q - , ,...-- .. 1.4 , .i----- -', ,..1 -' '...L....-' ,-1-,,,.1-i.-1 ,.. .l-.111 qillaiil Supply Personnel Company Clark QL-Rl M Sgt. Gonzales, Sgt. Mann Pvt. James A. Lightbody Fort Lee, Virginia Fort Lee, Virginia Mess PBFSOMGI Front Row iL-Rl Sfc. Davis, Pvt. Shelt0l1 Pvt. Grimes, Cpl. Graham Rear Row lL-Rl Pvt. Mathaniel, Pvt. Ewich, Pvt. Gross Fort Lee, Virginia COMPANY P Cla? 1stPLATOON Platoon Sergeant Platoon leader Sfc. Floyd W. Sweet 2nd Lieutenant Thomas H. Kent University of Houston Fort Lee, Virginia 1-............. ......., . lst Squad, lst Platoon, Company A 5- John E. Anderson 3. James F. Arnold 5. Julian E. Amos 7. Byron M. Arnold 9. Joseph S. Angelo 11. Douglas H. Abel - Robert J. Avila 4. Rudv L. Able 6. Leonard 0. Abrams 8. Flovd Abrams 10. Dan Cleveland 12. John I. Apgar Dlfnnowvffrnts WM- ' ' 2nd Squad, lst Platoon, Company A W 5- g0nald P. Chandler 3. Anthony C. Caspero 5. Michael Bilson 7. Allen G. Borring 9. Robert G. Canady - 0nald K. Bell 4. Robert H. Clark 6. Jim E. Brownhill 8. James H. Burke 10. Charles W. Camp r D I 3rd Squad, lst Platoon, Company A - anrel R. Cline 3. David H Gulvin 5 Peter A. Curtiss 7. Walter P. Conrad 9. Clifford D. Crofford - Paul A. Clinkscales 4. ,Mellord'T. Cleveland 6. John G. Crankshaw 8. Frank L. Daniels 33 COMPANY Z r ff fa may znd PLATOON X . fxlfn -5' K I 'mf . . A V X livvi X if V ?'i Platoon Loader P'3f00!l SBFZHM 2nd Lieutenant Conrad Zion SfC. Virgil Dinkel Fort Lee, Virginia Omaha High School ' lst Squad, 2nd Platoon, Company A ' 1. Charles A. Davis 3. David l. Ferber 5. David M. Denny, lr. 7. lerre J. Field 9. lames B. Dunne 2. Charles B. Dilsworth 4. William P. DelVerchio 6. Charles C. Davis, lr. 8. Charles R. Escott 10. James B. Earl 4 2nd Squad, 2nd Platoon, Company A I 1. Willis l. Haas, lr. 3. Bobby M. Freeman 5. Alexander R. Gavitt, lr. 7. Raymond W. Fitch 9. William 1. Gardner 11. Richard H.F0X 2. Melvin L. Fuhrman, 4. William L. Gordon 6. William S. Grinker 8. Edward J. Gonwa 10. Robert H. Fisher I I 3rd Smit, 2nd Platoon, Company A 1. James R. Hill 3. Allan E. Huffman 5. Robert L. Henning 7. Richard A. Hanschu 9- Thomas S. H6r15lfiCk50n 2- 10S0l1h R. Herschl 4. Olin W. Harvey 6. Leonard l. Hladick 8. Robert T. Hitt 10- Millard L. HHSKIU 34 COMPANY 3rd PLATOON mafonn Sergeant Platoon Leader Sgt- Douglas S. Russell 2nd Lieutenant Arthur B. Schirmer Gloucester High School iMassl Fort Lee, Virginia lst Squad, 3rd Platoon, Company A QEQFY R' KUQmm6l9r 3. James 0. Kelly 5. Thomas W. Jones 7. Leslie N. Koster D J- Kaflln 4. Norman A. Landis. lr. 6. Lynwood B. Kleinhoffer 8. Benjamin B. Lacy 2nd Squad, 43rd Platoon, Company A Qggeff G- Mal0D0ll 3. Arthur Maresz 5. Ronald M. Lending 7. Myron H. Levine me' S- L0D0ff 4. Thomas D. Maginsky 6. Charles D. Masur 8. John Magliocco, lr. 3rd Squad, 3rd Platoon, Company A 1 . , , . fgmlegt W. Nrcolrnr 3. Herbert D. Morrow 5. William E. Mosely 7. lsiah B. Pierce, lr. 9. Robert N. Padgett 11. Warren T. Meyer - Pflllm 4. Robert E. Pulver 6. Daniel B. Norton 8. Donald E. 0'Brien 10, john D, Mingus 12. Henry R. Ninde ' 35 COMPANY 4th PLATOON praradrr Lggdgr Platoon Sergeant 2nd Lieutenant James E. Gould Sfc. Herbert A. Decker Fort Lee, Virginia University of illinois Ist Squad, 4th Platoon, Company A Richard M. Roth, Jr. 3. John R. Schneider 5. Richard D. Snider 7. John S. Saloma, Ill 9. Davis A. Roeske Ernest D, Simgn 4. John L. Sayer 6 Eugene A. .Rothkonf 8. William C. Ramsgard 10. Robert J. Silman y- CIW' ' i ,1j,t . A Q 2nd Squad, 4th Platoon, Company A Robert W- Tlrrlm0HS 3- 18m0S P- SfrUfh6rS 5. Jimmy J. Symons 7. Richard N. Thacker 9. Henry E. Theis Richard L- StClaif 4- Charles K- Sorkin, Jr. 6. David T. Snayde 8. Arnold M. Sowell 10. Robert J. Tisdalft Qwe- 3rd Squad, 4th Platoon, Company A A- D-Woods , 3- John Warren n 5. Henry Wiler 7. Arthur Winoker 9. Sam P. Wilburn- 5'- Joseph G. Whiten 4. Matthew J. Weisman 5, Edward 0, Woodward 8, Ivan J, Winfield 10. John M. Warner lst Sergeant Executive llfficer Commander Nl 351- LGSSSYOH RUGY Captain William M. Deloach Lt. Colonel Marshall M. Motes ,University of Alabama Clemson College Clemson College -.,..i.. g ....?.......- ...i....-.....-.- ......,.....-..- !11C1i B ::-:::. ' L . - ........ .1- ...... .... 2 , -. 1 4' nw u-n -.- .'I'......- L -1 : J, ......--1' ,. ---,- ........... . ,l.-i-1 - .......-- ..i.-- LE.. f CGMPANY ,,....--- .1--vf. Q- -at-. -:K - - ...- 'l,..-...- ' ,.. ,.1......1-.i1- -,...1.1-i... ,,,1.-..--i1.... Mess Personnel Company Clerk ' Slllllllil PBFSDIIIIGI Front ll-rl Pfc. Barham, Sfc Eggert, Private Arthur E. Harton Fr0Hf Row lL-Rl Sgt. Beckley, Sfc. Hansen, Pvt. Visbols Cpl. Brown, Cpl. Carrington Fort Lee, Virginia Rear ROW CL-Rl Pvt. R0m2lm0, Pvt. H0ffman Rear ll-rl Pfc. Cates, Pfc. Maggelet, Pfc. Prioleau Fort Lee, Virginia 31 C CCMPANY lst PLATOON Platoon Loader Platoon Sergeant 2nd Lieutenant Troy D. Burchell M -Sgt. Arthur A. Mackie Fort Lee, Virginia University of Rhode Island Ist Squad, Ist Platoon, Company Il ' 1. Earl T. Anderson 3. Mason G. Alexander 5. Evan Austill 7. David H. Bashford 9. Clinton G. AndrUS 2. Frank Anderson, Jr. 4. Franz Arzt 6. Frederick S. Beck 8. Linton D. Baggs, III 10- Robert A- BWV 2nd Squad, Ist Platoon, Company B 1. Morton L. Carr 3. Vincent S. Brown A 5. Stephen S. 'Blecharczyk 7. George P. Chronis 9. James E. Clites, lf- 2. Dupont K. Cheney 4. Clyde L. Buller 6. Martin A. Blum 8. Albert F. Boil ' 'ini Squad,.1st Platoon, Company B 1. Frank F. Eichman, lr. 3. Herman G. Cortez 5. Thomas A. Collins 7, Rqbeft Ebbole g,' gan D. DCVLS 30 2. L00 P- COIWGFY 4. August J. Demma 6. Dou8Ias 1. Dalrymille 8. Thomas M. Clyborn COMPANY ,-.. 2nd PLATOON Platoon Sergeant Platoon Leader . M Sgt. paul ju Gross 2nd Lieutenant Fdwln J. Curran, Jr. University of Pittsburgh Fort Lee' V g'n'a lst Squad, 2nd Platoon, Company B 1. Rob tl. F I 3. R b t F I' k 5. J m s H. Fulghum 7. Waiter G. Ellsworth 9. Robert C. Floyd 2. omg G. gem 4, ggvgiosf, 6. Mlay?1ardGimbIe 8. Robert A. Goodman 10. Stephan P. Formento 2nd Squad, 2nd Platoon, Company B ' 5- James M. Goodwine ' 3. James R. Hill 5. Edward M. Greenwald 7. Carl B. Henderson 9. Arthur H. Helmus - Jeffv L. Gordon 4. Carl J. ,Hauser 6. Donald E. Hill 8. Donald J. Hill 10. Leslie W. Gordon n............. .... 3rd Squad, 2nd Platoon, Company Bi I 1- Donald E. Hughes 3. Robert Jeffares 5. Maurice M. Hilliard, Jr. 7. William J. larrell 9. Bruce P. Holzschuh 2- Robert Kaiser 4. Peter C. Honcharyk 6. Robert W. Karban 8. Norman H. Jacobson 10. James M. Hirs 3 9. COMPANY L 3rd PLATOON ' Platoon Sergeant L Platoon leader , 2nd Lieutenant lohn B. Maisch Sgt DGSTQKU D- Ughfll Fort Lee' Virginia Fishburne Military School 7-2 ' L ' 'Q 't'tt . . r. .qt.ae . . R ,la. rf t '-: ., if gi- '-:-1 if or a-. : t a ,'- P :,,, . : r .Q e ' . t P eaarrr L en tatn it R ' ttf 'aa aa .- fa i t ' -Q 5.1. ' , 'l.' ii' ott' 1st Squad, 3rd Platoon, Company B 1. David M. Lowe 3. Rodney G. Lightfoot 5. Nick H. Katapodis 7. Rftbert P. Knight 9- 'ROUGH A. Lawson 2. William L. Lawson, lr. 4. Norman D. Kidd 6. Thomas C. Kienzle. J' 3- 10h'l R- LHSSIHESF r . r R L L 'A V- E .C-I 3. Y I 'f Ji - ,' if Q: V .N gx -.,,. 3 - A t ff' 3. - ' A. R ...' . P 4. .. . J , Q we ,lbl -1 -Y R T: .,l- .1 , V -gjrf M. . Wnv T J.,-VV ,.. .6 .. ..-: . no aa . . . a .i 5 1 ' .at. f 2 -,.' .'-'.rf 'a ' 2nd Squad, 3rd Platoon, Company B 1, Edward M, Mafkoff 3. Michael A. McCarthy 5. Robert L. Migatz 7. Perry Moskovitz 9. lohn l. Marefka 2, Angelo D, Manolas 4. Shelby R. Lozoff 6. Abe D. Lubritz 8. Rankin N. McBryde 10. Charles B. Murphy 3rd Squad, 3rd Platoon, Company ll ' C 1. Donald L Nadeau 3- Thomas E- 0'ShauehoesSy 5. Mrcarran K. Perry 7. Arthur c. Rermar,1r. 9. Charles P. Potter, Jr. 402. Ronald N. Owens 4. Fred,S. Ruttenberg 6. lames D. Robertson 8. Russell L. Robinson 10. Horbert K. Pietrazak COMPANY 4th PLATOGN Platoon gaming Platoon Leader Sfc, Odgn 1, Scott 2nd Lieutenant lohn I. Turney Ripon Collggg Fort Lee, Virginia 1st Squad, 4th Platoon, Company B 1. Ernest D. Simon 3 P l 5 Sh ff 5, Ki C, 3 ' 7. Richard G. Scholl 9. Norman H. Sefton 2. Thomas E, 3,,,,,,, gf ,ffn EQ Smzithe' 6, lghf, A, a. Lionel Savadove 10. Wayne H. Schwartz 2nd Squad, 4th Platoon, Company B 1. Lynn 5, Thomas 3. Floyd C. Tfim 5. David S. Stotz 7. William R. Stephenson 9. Wilson J. Spencer 2. George N. Vagionis 4. Guy T. Snencer, lr 6. Franklin D. Taylor 8. Irwin W. Tantleff 10. Roy M. Turk 3rd Squad, 4th Platoon, Company ll 5- Neal E. Witherow 3. Louis H. Wright 5. Jerry E. Ward 7. Cyrus Yonan, lr. 9. Walter l. Wood 11. Walter W. Wood ' 10S9Dh L Wauters, Jr- 4. John M. Wooton 6. Richard G. Young 8. lack E. Woods 10. Allan Weissglass 41 c 'd , . Executive Ufncer 1st Sergeant Lt' Colonel John V' DESDOSWO . Captain Donald L. Gilliatt M Sgt. Clarence A Rodden State Teaches Couege fPefmSv'v2H'ffl University of Illinois West Michigan College -1 11 1,1-.1--1,1 . ----1.111-1 -111-Q-vi V- - - . ---1.11---Q-1 11-.-1.1.1. , ,..--mx-nv .- -1- -11-v -1.- --- .1- 1 .-1 --. -- -3 w-... : 1.-' P w Lu: 1. l - 1 1---9-. ' 1.-- 1 4111-11 015-1 1-51-.guts : 911' :..-:l' ... :Ii 1 ... 1 1 1 -.11 1. 1 1 1 1 .1 ,1 1 1 11-1-'- ., 1 1 , -1 .1-1.1--. -11 ,.11.-1.1-.--. ..1v 111 , 1.1 '1-L1.----1 --1-11 v COMPANY -111' 1 1. e.. --1 ..- Mess Persennel ' ' Front Row lL-Rl Cpl. Williams, Sfc. Baird, Sfc. Lewis, Sfc. Brown Rear Row lL-Rl Pvt. Blica, Pvt. Jackson, Pvt. Garcia Fort Lee, Virginia Supply Personnel Front lL-Rl M Sgt. Stonebraker, Sfc. Schwalm Rear lL-Rl Pvt. Fitzgerald, Pfc. Atherton A Fort Lee, Virginia CGMPANY lst PLATOON Platoon Sergeant Platoon Leader Sfc. Robert V. Selfridge 2nd Lieutenant Otto S. Glaser State Teachers College Pennsylvania Fort Lee, Virginia I lst Squad, lst Platoon, Company G ' ' 5- William l. Purvis 3. GGOFES W- ROOHBY. lf- 5. Ralph P. Schamel 7. Ronald G. Powers 9. lames A. Thatcher - G90r2e T. Stevens 4. Joseph F. Sh0rt , 6. ,Charles M. Scott 8. William L. Rieflin 1 WH. 7nd Squad, lst Platoon, Company C ' W M T - I lam E. Shuster 3. William N. Sullivan 5. Mark B. Silverberg 7. james E, Thom 9. 1 LT 2. Arthur L. Sirkin 4. Alphens l. Sheffield 6. Thomas E. Shaughnessy gl patrick H. gheahan 10- Tmlgfhy Cams, lmnwmas-as.o...... . . I i' l 1 D . ' 3rd Squad, lst Platoon, Company ll W N 2' jolllald Y. Wakefield 3. George R. Wilkens 5. lohn F. Weir 7. Roger W. Tinkham 9. Joseph F. Yanush, lr. ' 0 H- WOW 4. Noel E. Wiard '6. Daniel T. Trainer 8. Robert L. Williams 10. lohn C. Turner 43 COMPANY 2nd PLATOON Platoon Leader Platoon Sergeant 2nd Lieutenant James E. Duffy Sfc. Earl W. Wharton Fort Lee, Virginia Arlington State College ist Squad, zoo Platoon, Company c i 1. Alonzo H. Lee, Jr. 3. Jackson N. Kuncl 5. Richard F. Kane 7. William J. Jeffares 9. Donald G. LeeS 2. Joseph Kasinec 4. Marvin Kaplan 6. Ralph T. Jones, Jr. 3- l0llH R. King 10. Norman H. Koblenl 2nd Squad, 2nd Platoon, Company C 1. Gilbert McGair 3. Ray J. Leonard 5, Merle H, Loch 6. Terrance R. Mitchell 8. James 0. McCollum 2. Dawson 8. Luke 4. Sanford J, Merkin - 7. Edward C. Merlo 9. Jack D. McNutt 3rd Squad, 2nd Platoon, Company U 1. Lyle F. Norton 3. William R. Pinkston, Jr. 5. John D. Powell 7. Samuel P. Nettles 9. William S. Morey 2. Calvin S. Netterville 4. Robert Oakes 6. Gene E. Neibaur 8. Harold J. Pare 10. Leland C. Mille COMPANY ard PLATOON g , l b: :ZW Q N fvvzbif we ., . . . :. 1 Platoon Sergeant Platoon Loader Sgt. Kenneth E. Belk 2nd Lieutenant James C. Pyron Kemper Military Academy Fort Lee, Virginia fo . A A i ,,, 5.5 :AV ...., f 'f' J W ,O H i , in X NX V .5 ' HJXHPNXK I if n l X M lst Squad, 3rd Platoon, Company C Walter J. Farrell 3. Lawrence R. Eggers 5. Arthur H. Frederick 8. Eugene T. Edwards 10. Clifford A, Eastwood Owen E. Glowers 4. J. Pleasants Doyle 6, Raymond J. DiPasquale 9. James H. Edwards 11. Eugene C. Faltin 7. Jimmy C. Dunne V 2nd Squad, 3rd Platoon, Company ll Fred S. Goldman 3. Jonathan M. Hathaway 5. Robert E. Green 7. ,Arthur M. Fuhrer 9. James C, Gauntt William M. Hanner 4. Frederick T. Gutz 6. Harold L. Graeter 8. Howard A. Hart 10. Robert L. Gauntner 3rd Squad, 3rd Platoon, Company C ' ' - - - 1 - - - . ll P. 1- Melvin A Hohle 3 Peter M Huberth 5 Nevils D Horton Jr 7 DilmusD James 9 W' ' 2- Leonard 0. Holmes 4. George W. Howard 6. William P. Heath, Jr. 8. Robert L. Hirsberg 10. HenRrmG. Hmmtatueirllr. 45 COMPANY 4th PLATOON 'S fl ,R 'K Sufi. K W 15 jf -:um Q ,E wo 39' G M ,tt if if Sa w e .. .X . ' , ,W I . Q td I 2 2 age efgizt ag K 5:3 X e A. S, S. is r fella, yah ,K AM . A 5-gg 3' 77 Platoon leader Platoon Sgrpant 2nd Lieutenant Jerrold A. Green Sfc, Geamd M, Clgamong F0fl LGS, Vifgiflia Clemson College J., .A ' -5 .Z I ,Q ,ee 2 4, 4 'll':.,r i U '4.,., , ' A 'S -I to '. ' Ei: 3 f l if f A - , . , ' g A P l,,r N., .i.:,,... A Azl. vk ll b W . . N- an F A . Y Q N b 7 ' l, - Q ' le..., , , .. ' .' ' -- if it - - A q V' e' r,, ' x ,,.ol A V -M ' :,. y . ' .fflv f . ' .. .af 'FX I 1stlSquad, 4th Platoon, Company C MOFTOII Allen 3. Gerald P. Belsheim 5, Lester W, Berry 7, Norman I, Barea Robert Befldef 4. R0b9fT R- Barcik 6. Edward l. Bingley 8. Arthur H. Barnes 2nd Squad, 4th Platoon, Company C Sanford Cohen 3. Sammy L. Childs 5. George W. Bowen 8. William A. Champlin 10. John M. Bryden, lr. Warner Baxter 4. Garnett E. Caldwell 6. Grlbert S. Brody 9. Peter l. Boianl 11. Bobby E. Brown 7. Charles W. Bonner V 3rd Squad, 4th Platoon, Company C 1. Ronald T. Corey 3. Donald D. DeAngeIis 5. Roger Q. Cracco 8. Kenneth J. Collins 10. Donald D.Comer 2. Frank M. Delsandro 4. Hildebert F. Criste :lego L. Connelly 9. Duane B. Adams 11. Harold D. Cummins . ic ard Allan 1st Sergeant Executive tlfficer Commander ' M Sgt. Edward l. Doody Lewis V. Edner Lt. Colonel Marvin L. Bell Florence State Teachers College University of Texas University of Texas ' if e -w COMPANY ,..-1---LL ,-,1, .-. , ,-,......---.- ,....li.. -,,.....-L. ,,......1...,.. i a-tit-Q-1-1 Mess Personnel Supply Personnel Front Row lL-Rl Pvt. Williams, lL-Rl Sfc Winner, Pvt. Barnes Pfc Mandrell, Sfc. Chicoine, Sgt. Levitsky Pvt. Beneventes Rear Row lL-Rl Pvt. Cochran, Pvt. Pomart, Fort Lee, Virginia Cpl. Mooney, Pvt. Steward Fort Lee, Virginia COMPANY lst PLATOON if Yi' sy, A A A. ...L-:Y li 84: . J go Q , g 1 I 4.51 .' ff - eg' J' ,. fi215a.'af4. 2' 1 ' ' 'fi 1 k y V. , Platoon Leader Platoon Sergeant 2nd Lieutenant Wyman A. Matthews Sfc. John F. McGrath Fort Lee, Virginia University of Houston lst Squad, Ist Platoon, Company ll 1. Charles B. Bentley it David B. Bergen 5. Lawrence 0. Bragg 6. Jerry B. Brunson 8. Robert A. Bodal 2. Earl H. Calderwood 4. William D. Brink 7. Frank Bullock 9. Richard E. Boyd 2nd Squad, Ist Platoon, Company D 1. Rodney K. Carpenter 3. William C. Clingman 7. George H. Classen 5. James F. Cravens 9. Richard W. Campbell 11. James C. Cooper 2. Ernest C. Cotnolr 11. Donald J. Dauben 8, Howard D. Cripps 6. John A. Croft 10. Carroll A. Clark 12. Joseph S. Crisanti, Jr 3rd Squad, Ist Platoon, Company ll 1. Aaron L. Bromberg 3. Charles E. Dorman 5. John E. Defibaugh 6. John C. Dunn 8. John M. Dunnette 48 2. John M. Dumars 4. Warren J. Dunphy 7. Richard K. Dods 9. William E. Denk COMPANY l J 3' 2nd PLATCJON FI Platoon loader gfzfntmfgggfnbolzapfel 2nd Lieutenant Charles H. Keilers University of Houston Fort Lee' V g'n'a 1st Squad, 2nd Platoon, Company ll 5- James.H. Fitzmaurice 3. Howard F. Fischer 5. Dale W. Foster 6. David L. Faulkner 8. James E. Hat-ton - Pall' FlShb6Ck 4. James F. Farrell 7. Charles l. Finklestein 9. John M. Farmer L 2nd Squad, 2nd Platoon, Company ll ' 1- John W. Hartigan 3. John J. Garner, Jr. 5. Elliott M. Greenberger 7. David B. Harrison. lf 2- Robert L. Graves 4. Paul E. Henderson 6. John B. Hartnett 8. Hyman H. Goldman I 3rd Squad, 2nd Platoon, Company ll 1. Thomas C. Spiva 3. Robert K. Wilpitz 5. James L. Smith, Jr. 7. Jerome T. Weil 9. Robert B. Yawn 2 George J. Walker 4. Harvey S. Tiras 6. Leo A. Vroble 8. Charles F. Serpan, Jr. 10, Martin l. Semel 49 CGMPANY Platoon Loader 2nd Lieutenant Lawrence A. Campbell - Fort Lee, Virginia 3rd PLATOON Plifllllll S8fgE3llt M Sgt. William J. McDonald llniversity of Rhode Island lst Squad, 3rd Platoon, Company ll 1. Gerald P. Keryon 3. John Mayer 5. John P. Kripowicz, Jr. 6. John R. Kubitz 8. Donald C. Peterson 2. Calvin G. Lyons 4. Raymond T. Moock, Jr. 7. Elmer L. Plew, Jr. 9. Sidney Koch 2nd Squad, 3rd Platoon, Company ll 1. Bruce H. Motter 3. Dennis J. Murphy 5. Richard J. Nordberg 7. James C. Nessmith 9. William D. Maciluattle 2. Bobby M. Kopinitz 4. Ben H. Malone 6. John E. Ollinger 8. Stanley J. Noble 10. David R. Meyers 3rd Squad, 3rd Platoon, Clpny ll 1. ElliS V- Olliflgef, lr. 3. Harry R. Kunesh 5. Firmin G. LePorl, Jr. 3, Albert E, Payne 10. John L. Nelson 50 2. Byron A. Parham 4. Richard L. Lusk 6. Joe D. Lee 9. Robert L. Malster 11. FIZHCIS RIVIGYG 7. Don B. Phillqms Q COMPANY fx 4th PLATOON Platoon Sergeant Platoon Leader M Sgt. John C. Hurley 2nd Lieutenant Harold E. Clark Valley Forge Military Academy Fort Lee, Virginia lst Squad, Atl: Platoon, Company ll lllayne L. Slippy 3. Richard M. Shelby 5. Watson R. Yeager 7. Burton Smart, ll 9. Peter T. Tomaras Richard R. Williams, lr. 4. Richard S. Wilkins 6. Gary L. Shore 8. Guy E. Waltman, lr. 10. Sebastian A. Russo V 2nd Squad, 4th Platoon, llompapy ll James A, Rosenthal 3. Francis J. Ryan 6. Thomas D. Theriot Frederick B. Staples 4. Paul H. Stanford 7. James L. Long 5. Philip G. Striano ' 3rd Squad, 4th Platoon, Company ll 1. Robert N, jones 3. John w, Kemp 5. Ronald M. Karzen 7. Alfred H. Hudson 9. Hulen W. Howell 2. John D, Hicks, jr, 4. Jonny M, Johnson 6. Clyde Hopson 8. Robert A. Hitt 10. Donald W. Huff 51 1- ' If , ri f-, - -I i f H i - L ' f-:li r - + Y WV 43 , , -E: Y A V if - is V A Y V -, V: u - f ' 3 ' 'lr if ' YY 1- Q 9-' f - , ! ,Ir ' W 'ir' iv ' - -1 i, 1' v - V '- Y + -' Y 'i H -- f ,A , , .1 ,JL 74 'f Q, 'i - r if- I 1 -1-1, if 3 -his ,rf 1 'ak' '37 g-fl i , i , ORVVARD MARCH - Y it A Y -f4. Y , , ,YL 1 if 'T' 'f , at 1 INTO..... it' iff , '- 5 if g 4- -51-3 , W 4, ' if ' inn g -1- - Y- i l A Y - -+A --' i f If ' 2 ilwf--' -L -1-it , 4- 'Y + f f Y i If ' ,hz as 5+ 4 - i- , if 1, - Y ' t 1-l V 7 Y i Y,, I- -. - f' .i Y Til f , i ii! - i 7 Y il Q , ' l- fl 3 lr' 1 Q Egg -C 7 - Y-if -ii I-g ,, -. 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A 1 ii...-1, ,i f A i r- -A I Y f Q g,f 115 i - . .?.-4-, Q- y ' p Y ,K To supplement the theory received at the Academic Institutions . .. xii - J.t s i -5 practical instruction in tactics and techniques of Quartermaster and jg inf Y nl - e 5 e 1... s it f 4 Army operations. J- -: lf ' Y Y L ll ii i if ,ig '-1? W Reach . . . Keep them high i a 1 , i way Down . . . Hold it. H00-DA THE ARMY DOZEN The Army Dozen . . . push ups, sit ups, squat jumps 0515... 54 i nib p W E I I I I F3333 high jumps, bend reach, squat thrust, stationary run, squat bender, side bender, body twist, trunk twister, and rowing exercise. .EEEEV.Ei i H X . L p p 4 -- - ,13 6 E 6 xg E5 k.--'I. V 'Ei Xi Pall-Dall . . . Sir Cadet -i.... Reports BARRACKS LI FE Delicious meal . . . Cadets Charles Escott and Edward Gonwa. Even the outside And all through the Barracks The Thrill all Experienced 55 FUNDAMENTALS OF VVEAPQNS Gentlemen. . .the M-1 Rifle Nomenclature . . . functioning . . . characteristics . , . assembly . . . disassembly. new snapping K' 1 - 9 r' 3 , X ' '2, -4, QU, , If , , a QM Li 54 ,J ' I p if fx fp . .. . 5 V P1 - Zeroing...dry frrlng...PRi I ? 1, 3 f ,s'V ' h , : :,.f- ,,, ',1f-',:'-'K f ff- - , fi? ' I ,. I PRI . . . ' f i g, its V lL-Ri Cadets Robert Felrszak, and -1 '- J A Floyd Trim. D' Z Z7, ' L , - ' . if , r vkff f if X 'I ff' 3 1 I --A fyyy , fry il f r 1: ,' Qj The Southpaw , N, ---Nik 'film Cadets James Robertson and Irwin Tantleff 'yleFf'L, ,2,f N uw Jw ' L! 5' l X a l RANG xx ffm mmf' Sitting Position . . . M-1 Fort Lee Ranges . . . Ready on the Left.. . Ready on the Right...Ready on the Firing Line...The flag is up...the flag is waving...the flag is down ...COMMENCE FlRlNG ...these and many other range procedures were heard. . .finally after many days, everyone qualified. Ready on the right . . . Elbow up Instructions to the pits... Ready on the Firing Line First...Second...and Third Order on the Line xn 'tx From standing to prone . . . sustained firing THE RANGES Live Ammo.. .Supplying the lines. In action ...3.5 Rocket Launcher Machine gun . . . Bring 'em on! xx The mines... Laying.. . Mine Field In the pits . . . Action. Lunch on the Range... Posting Scores.. i i s9 VOICE 8: COMMAND Dress Right . . . D-R-E-S-S Present . . . Arms Sir . . . The Guard is Formed Forward . . . March In-Cay-Dence . . . Count TRAINING Lehf Turn . . . March Eyes Right . . . Passing in Review . . . Battalion staff The Colors . . . The Best Company . . . 61 Equipment. . .Airborne . ag' Riggers Pledge . . . DEMCNST Ja Z CD D7 W 'K -1 O I CD -1 l Field Bakery... RATIONS Colonel S. D. Frampton...0QMG... ' visits field training Collapsible water tank...its use in the field. Model Field Bakery regik Map Problem...vlewed by the Commanding General Preparing for Troop Issues... Storage.. .a place to linger ,X J' x x XFY xxx ,. Q 'l Orienting a Map...Where am l?? .yi r-UVM ' Wk 4 t 'qw , A g x. . 'V if? fx 1 U K 0 -N ' . :ic X' XS l l 'inf li kv Pots and Pans...Kitchen Police Food Service instructionS...Cadet William Delvecchio . ' Esquire... The rain course . . . ,Amy 7 Weekly Examinations. . . A rare occasion. will-9 The pause that refreshesf wld a ' -1' I . 5-fr r '- 4 ' .. -L. . . e N. K , ' 1 To observe Air Drop...Camp Pickett nl 1 M' 31,51-7 ,T .V ' l,g 1 ' I A, , , - H, A 'x 27 ff? ' ,4 it , 63 1 N lc V' ,I All board ,, A A-' , -M72 3 Y fwff, ,QI .fffu .fav 2 1 f'f ,7'f ,495 ff. ' ..'f- if . , ' 1 1' ' f 'ff is 22 , iizix. P4 ' 27 q gi' 'ff 25 2- I Ca if i f - ' f 'fa if ff 4l9' f , ff farm 1' f f ff, f AA 2 3? 1' V 'pl if J V' A Safe Landin cf 4 ff , ,, 4. gn' ,V I .,,, , A il' , iv gif f i' , , A- f 1 71 , mn X X' ,. , ,.f ,. f f , ff V' , 4 ff 27 ,ff-- ' fkftg y- ,gf 1 . - ' A ' Check those drop kits... 5 . Howitzer . . . easy way down. Geronimo W On the way I H 67 Q UARTERMASTER DEPOT Main Gate Orientation . . . and explanation i I , i . 0, 'iwif i -5' , I 7' flu f 5 4 i 'M I ig X l 1 4 - if ,' ' g W .. .J ,,.,. . 5 fx: 1 ai If N. ,.., ,N.f1,w it iw 1 ' is Stock Control 68 A Parachute Packing IBM Preparing Parachute Risers 4-A f f- N. CAMP A.P.HILL Soft touch . . . iw 'ff Command Post . . . p , . , ' I viinnlnmwvfm, H-, ,L , . 1 , 'Q W, .' r x , .W , ,,.. K , .,.f . V .v, , . , -Ve, -- , ,, . vw .4 , . . f . U... 'L . ...Q V ,A AQ Y Community spirit . . . The field . . .expedient Position . . . 28953674 Your mission . . . Attack at 0001. Scouting . . . Mission. LGVS 80 KJ- . r' . 4 -1 x 1. 'gif P ,NW ,V Hg' Weis . li, A 790,43 , 5. - , Machine gun nest . K , v I .gm ZS, i553Q? 9e2if1fsL ' fm . . 7 -' ggzgn, 3.33 ' Ny.: 1 Mm: ,.,,f, .w1.a.?aL i. .- gify V if like Z 11 w':e 'fxgx Q -Q 1, 9 'aff , ' A .V if' N 'U Q . as ' ' ' .. X .,. W- . .fi-5, 'vw Ml .gfxfaqlo I. V 5 1 ' 'JAYQQK ' V U 1 r. I ,, K U4 gag tt I ,. N ggi, h , 'Q . M, 'L 'aw' NJ . . I -- nr ,-C s li' X . -' - ' Enemy . . . 200 yards . . . , . ,M , . . 1, , if. ,'. :- --.QF ' '1- 'idh3'4 ..e'- Y X A J V ,I M., Nfaul ta iw. ' ' ,f , P3 ? Shark Able . . . This is Shark Baker . . . Over . . . your position . . . e'A.1 Cover and Concealment . . . Let's move out . . . What'lI you have? No Rust . . . a little more oil Cheerful . . . Water . . . drinking. . .shaving washing. Plush living . . . Order of the Day . . . The latest trick . . . - . --Lil r fir' rg F 'l , ,M K Y -ig ' L 7 Y + If 4, 1- - V t ?' 5 v , Ji , Q- , , r ' Y ' A if A in :I k Y inf 1 V Y ,lf Y. , .. L..- .-1. Q-: -l' li ...iii -,-.-1 ' 'l- 111 ,. Ti ' , ' ,J W 1' .lg Y' -.. ' - :' 1 ' fn, , in if v 9 Y 'gif' ..,- - -V A ' -1, . -1 T 1- L ' -if V 1-A Y, ,La , 4 'vi-. - -ii' 'L 4 7 1 YI.-J. 74 H 1 ,i Z F 'TS -M E... ' ---' --- .1. '-- - T.: 1'-P' S f M i l.. i.f 51.-.4 s. ' J .-L, -..... -1. 1 -.-2 Q - ,. 2. 1. .1 ' in vi-1 -. ...' -Qi 1-1. T - - , , sil .-LT L.: ii --.. -. Q... ' . -, '- 2 I- : L i ..-. , - ii . 5 ni.--' 5--. - :-1 4 +A i i -?- ..1:. f '--nf if i f '- +1 f -L-. li 1.-v - w --A -. , ' if , g vw - 1 3 E ' 4 -f- --i .-.. E ll-V -J T3 :A rj -1 , T C, 13 w. ' , ij V 'TS 7 - .. . - , V , - 1 a 1 ,, , -N . 4- ' s - f' , Y, -7 -, '-. , 1 i F i i . '- A Y .ian-' 'i - L 4... -' -1 R, 1, ' -Q-' 1 ' ' Y 1. - - 3, f 1' -Q 1 -- Q. x ii-.- Q 3 Y A L. W L fi ' 'f , -I -, - , '3- K K - , 1 . ,E Yf ' - 3, L '15-,, i ' ,, h v V -ig- , f- ll- ' Q W-l ' : '- Y 3' f is , l T- Y , , i -1 - f, al' '- --' 4' 'L W i - - il University Officials . . . Summer Camp lL-RJ Dr. lohn Davis, Director of Teaching and Placement, State Teachers College of Pennsylvania, Dean H. M. Burlage, Dean ot College ot Pharmacy, University ot Texas, Lieutenant General A. D. Bruce iRetl, President, University of Houston, Mr. l. E. Ewers, Security Officer, University of Illinois, Dean l. H. New- man, Dean of Administration, University of Alabama, Major General F. C. Holbrook, Commanding General, QMTC, Dr. R. C. Burts, lr., Dean of Men, Mercer University, Dean R. Elliott, Dean of College ot Arts and Sciences, Ohio University, Mr. Mark Barlow, Assistant Dean of Men, Cornell University, and Colonel Merton Singer, University of Pennsylvania, Deputy Camp Commander Dr. R. C. Burts . . . talks with Mercer Cadets Liles, Canady, and Cline Mr. Mark Barlow . . . and Cornell Cadets lunch on the range Lieutenant General A. D. Bruce iRetl lunch with men from Houston 5- . .M l Dean J. H. Newman . . . gentlemen from the South . . . Alabama Dean R. Elliott . . . operations ofthe M-1 Brigadier General M. G. Crombez, Assistant Deputy Commander, Second Army, inspects outdoor classroom I l A Dr. Davis . . .lunch with State Teachers College Cadets .V ' A A 9'1-',C.:?5'isfat1iet3f'i--f 5' ,r , . Company Commander Cadgt john 1, Gamer , , . bfiefg Inspection of training . . . The Quartermaster General . . General Hastings on training being conducted Major General Kester L. Hastings Mr. 1. E. Ewers . . . visits Illinois men 'i ,. xx Mft 1, we -5 1, I- fx? ,,.1 ,N From the QM Section of CONAC Dean H. M. Burlage . . . observing University of Texas Cadets firing on range fl 4- , i.,..,,, T Jn M A 'tu -,,,. ,... . .- . Q, .. . VM, e . e .gjg.,.r., . ,, K y ., .---s. W ' - V wr, Www -,,.,t,,.1-4,4 r aw ',W,,,, A' t .L . L Ielgiwga 2f5?.l r ' - ' A f3 'u M Y' ' I k W ge? in s, , e 'L fzyN,.r, , Nr 2. 3 'S 3 'l t ' rua , v nie i Q. Q- ,AN , A 3 Q-V534 r .' iv uf ,iff Qf' ,J u we .. ,.r'5ff:rKfii if - IG. Q .r '-rt! ,f,f.'r fra . ,f-W! 'ce f we ,, .res Vr,,A,.. A I , is .8-5: r ' rv r -' ' r , ' ' ' A . nf N. s a 1-it r fe fi 'Q r I .- We ij. ., U , Je, M 5 , A-.,,. ff:Xfig,e4 .Q ' i , 'M f 'f ', 3,fQ,,gf wx W' Parents' Day , . I The Shoe Course . . . Observing Range Firing . . . Mother inspects . . . living quarters After a busy day . . . relaxation Assistant Chief of Staff . . . Mr. and Mrs. I. 1. Hart visit son, Howard G-3, Second Army Colonel 1. R. Jeter Enjoying Army Food A pause . . . to refresh Going through the Chow Line 3 K n an Y - -V 4 Y Y Y - K K-iqg K1 ' L 2 JA K - 2 - ...Qg E f ' ' - + 1 - + K K Y Y Y t Y 1- YK' ig Y -K - ' E 4 ' i Y' K -1: - Y 4 '- : K - V 4- 5 ' Q K1 - ' Y - 11 I V Y K331' K Y V K YK Y Y i - ' A -1' k K il K ji l 1 5 ' K K ,. Y Ig YP' -5- 33 A Kk Y A, V ' 7 3 ....K - Y ...K gp ..-1.. , ' - ' ' - ' - ..aa. -1.1 J-gk-. -.-1 - Y W - -- - K A 1 K ' -J L.. Aus- K i Y H K H Y 4 7:1 5 i.. ... W K- w K - K K , K K W 1 S 1, - K ?....- L ' -Lagf '-4 K - if lf 4, -' ' i - 1 K -Q ' K 'i K f ' - 4 F 3 1- 1-4 V ?4 f - F - Y --tl ,, K f ' -- - 5 ' i , , i iii - T' -1, y .. r -'+L 4 -, .ii 2-.-12. 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I i -Q . ..- l K' K 'NK-, 6-If-b '-- E - 3 A . .ll , K 3: 'MK S ' K 5-. -.K W- if irwfr ' rj -1 Y H-E If if KiK K ' - 1 -1' K + K f F K K ' '-' 1 K 3 + H-KJ t 7 i -pu- C Y Y ..- f fl' f 'Z' -- if K f lg ' ' 55 f :i ig Y nl -Q 1 2 KK K K K A- i BGSGUHII....softbaII...volIeyball...swimming,,,ping pong X -2-P-' i .. . tenms . . . horseshoes . . . golf. if: If 7 Ki' .K-: S ' ' il is fs -i! 'tiif Volleyball . . . Champions Company C A Runner-up Company B Softball... Champions Company D Runner-up Company B SPCRTS A great amount of enthusiasm was shown by the participation of every company in all sporting events during the encampment. The final results indicate the . . . CHAMPS. Champion - Rankin N. McBryde Company B Texas A 81 M Runner-up - Shumer S. Lonolf Company A University of Pennsylvania Runner-up - John R. Kubitz Company D Texas A Xi M Table Tennis... Champion - Sanford Cohen Company C University of Pittsburgh Runner-up - Robert A. Goodman Company B Cornell University Wm f' Z ., waaataa ' 1 'L-r lb Cadet Lawrence R. Eggers... 13. . .Corner pocket if Beating the heat Cadet Stephen P. Formento Champion Runner-up Tennis . . . James F. Farrell Company D Western Michigan College Floyd Abrams Company A Cornell University Horseshoes . . . Champion Robert l. Tisdale Company A Clemson Agr. College Runner-up Wayne L. Slippy Company D State Teachers College lPa.l Aquatic Competition Diving Freestyle Relay - Co B - Champions Champion - Charles Z. Serpan, lr. Company D Ohio University Robert A. Bailey Western Michigan College Runner-up - Robert A. Bailey Company B Western Michigan College Angelo D. Manolas University of Pittsburgh Short Dash Robert l. Foley University of Pittsburgh Champion - Robert A. Bailey Company B Western Michigan College Shelby R. Lozoff! University of Pennsylvania Runner-up - Marion HT Liles, lr. Company A Mercer University Freestyle Relay Runner-up - Co Runner-up - lim Brownhill Company A Houston University Charles Z. Serpan, lr. Ohio University Medium Dash Martin l. Semel Cornell University Champion - Angelo D. Manolas Company B University of Pittsburgh David B. Harrison, lr. Ohio University Runner-up - lrwin W. Tanteleff Company B University of Pennsylvania Donald W. Huff University of Pittsburgh Charles Z. Serpan, lr. Martin l. Semel David B. Harrison, lr. Ellis V. Ollinger, lr. Robert A. Bailey Angelo D. Manolas Robert l. Foley lohn R. Lassinger 84 Medley Relay Champions - Co D Ohio University Cornell University Ohio University University of Alabama Medley Relay Runner-up - Co B Western Michigan College University of Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh State Teachers College of Pennsylvania .i..., :ii-11111 -ui-ll.1-Q ll -n . - ..1 'll 1 :ia-1115 -1: --1 we Q -l av .- .1.--f- -v i q-L '.------' 1 ai----Q gn-+1 .llll llll .,1i.... ..... ..- .....-... - . 1,1 .....-..- -vi- 1-- l'--- -7. ...-1... 1.-a..-.1. ...gg -ln- ..11-: 1--,i..,.s l- , .,, 'Lit'- ..-....... , .1 i -'1' ..--- --'1 .-- .. - .... -1,-L-1- , 1-.1--- 1-1-is-11 q-1 -. , -Q. - T. , 'Y' I 'Q 1' + W Y V f Q Y 1 f -1 I - Y ,Y , , rv i- Y K Y A Y if 1- -V , - , 4- -, inf -W 'I ' -. 2 V ii' i. -1 -i. ..-. -..- 1i V A , 1-1-. 7 1 -l ' .1 ' Y 73, - -1.- :7 - ,I W-1' lg , v 7 - -ii. - ,Fil - - --,f L : if Y Y 1 - 1 V ' 4 - ' - - ' if I QQ .f- - A , ' ' ' ' 1 i L -, it Q V il? jr v , - N-1 ...., N- 5:15 N 1 , 1. 5 -1 ...-. --.1 : Y l'-- T Av -1 A , A - i .-. 4--is -i ... i Y i- -.1 . 17 .,,,' ti' .-f . 'i - j - Q 4 Q-1. + i. - -Lv 4 '- 'L' L i 2 -Q.. -l' ':-:-... f -V .in . , 'i 1'-1 '-if .- DFF DUTY -Ll?-l -ili . ' Ai - , 1 if., . jj VL .ii -2-.. -i 2-L 5 -- 1- , i ' R -A x : '.- --A T ? g gn V J - -ii g Hi' QP L Q 4 ' -3 ' ' -W Y 1 1 - -L-- -'-' ? ' 4Q, 'fe Y, Af T Q fii J li QL ,, V- : . - r-,i 4 . ,' ii- -- 1- ' -1 f -F315 Q? F- ,Y- -...T R Y E-A 'As -F . 5 1 ,f - ? , - ' h. El- '1-1 --T 'Q -1 . -1- id IE, ,-,i Z- A.. - 1. 'lf Y ln an Q.. , ' - , ' 's Y , 'lg - - -i, T4 W -fx 57 -, g 'Y Y - -K 'V -1- -P 2' ' Y if i g Y ii f Y- 'L -4. , 1 f - K - t. Y E- N 'I- g - -1- - gi , - K - :-1 1 . ig ' L , 3- - N i i -+2 ' , 1-' f 11- Y Ii -3 'lj 1-.... -? , ,-ii ig- -- Religious services tor all . . . Chaplains guided in worship and recreation at every opportunity Protestant Services . . . Sabbath . . . --.eggs ' 'Y 5' Y' P H N 1, , 4 X X 3 in the fifild . . . M333 , , , Weekends . . beach . . . Richmond . . . Williamsburg . . . Washington . . . many other interesting sites I R visited. Mound . . . Entrance Petersburg National Park Sippounder The Dictator . . . Crater The Well . . . Entrance . . . 87 10 minute break. . . Place, Weapons . . . 18th Century Inside . . . Governor's Palace . . . Colonial Williamsburg Ten days . . . One dollar Where are the backs? At the FLOOM . . . the sweetest music this side of heaven . . . the loveliest of the Southern Belles S W The receiving line . . . welcomed by the General and his staff Getting Acquainted . . . Let's have a nice smile It Q Nl il t- 'RRILL 1 A .K 357 seed Lovely Ladies . . . Aren't they? 89 The Grand March May we have this dance? The South American Room . . . sb! Intermission . . . Coke Time . , . J' Y 'Yida Niwltte , l A mg, -1 X X If' lt's light up time . . . Shall we sit out this one? 74 Au x Q , ' N-,,. .,,, ,, A perfect Evening I , , Goodnight Sweetheart . . . With the sounding of retreat . . . a full day of training complete . . . then a few moments of relaxation Hometown news . . . The Trio . . . Singing . . . Coke Time . . . 92 Games . . . At the PX Party . . . Magazines PASS IN REVIEW I having been appointed an officer in the Army of the United States, as indicated above in the grade of do solemnly swear lor affirml that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic, that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same, that I take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion, and that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office upon which I am about to enter, so HELP ME GOD l Summer Camp, finally over. Each cadet undoubtedly felt some degree of pride at having successfully completed summer training. The memories of Fort Lee will always linger with each man, for, who could forget the many friends made and the knowledge gained during the encampment. lt had been an excellent six weeks, but everyone was happy to leave hot and humid Virginia and the rigorous training program. True, it had helped prepare each student for one of the most important jobs in our nation - - - that of becoming a Second Lieutenant in the United States Army Reserve. 94 A 8 M COLLEGE OF TEXAS Cleveland, Dan Collins, Thomas Arthur Connelly, Webb Louis Cooper, James Carter Denny, David McCall, Jr. Eichman, Frank Fred, Jr. Faltin, Eugene Chester Garner, John Joel, Jr. Howell, Hulen Wayne Jacobson, Norman Herbert Kubitz, John Ray LePori, Firmin Germain, Jr. McBryde, Rankin Nowlin Netterville, Calvin Samuel Parkham, Byron Andrew Powell Staples, Frederick Brock Stephenson, William Robert Stevens, George Thomas Tiras, Harvey Seymour Theriot, Thomas Derriel Trim, Floyd Clifton CLEMSON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE Able, Rudy L. Anderson, Frank, Jr. Bowen, George W. Bragg, Lawrence 0. Davis, Charles Alfred Erwin, Oliver Gwynn Heath, William Payne, Jr. Hicks, John Dudley, Jr. Hill, James Riley, Jr. Holzschuh, Bruce Paul Hood, William Plexice, Jr. Hudson, Alfred Howard Kuemmerer, Henry Richard Lawson, William Lemuel, Jr. Luke, Dawson Burwell Meyers, David Regnery ' Mosely, William Edward, Jr. Murphy, Charles Byrd Purvis, William Jackson Smith, James LeRoy, Jr. Tisdale, Robert Josepheus Wright, Louis Howard CORNELL UNIVERSITY ' Abrams, Floyd lNMlJ Alexander, Mason G. Allan, Richard lNMll Allen, John D., Jr. Apgar, John l. Arzt, Franz iNMli Barnes, Arthur H. Bentley, Charles B. CAOET ROSTER THE 1955 ROTC SUMMER CAMP FORT LEE, VIRGINIA Bilson, Michael iNMll Blum, Martin A. Bonner, Charles W. Brink, William D. Chandler, Ronald P. Convery, Leo P. Cracco, Roger G. Crisanti, Joseph S., Jr. Curtiss, Peter A. Dalrymple, Douglas J. DeAngelis, Donald D. Dorman, Charles E. Earl, James B. Ellsworth, Walter G. Frederick, Arthur H. Fishbeck, Paul lNMli Gardner, William J. Goodman, Robert A. Gutz, Frederick T. Hall, Albert W. Hladick, Leonard J. Holton, William L. Hubert, Peter M. Karlin, Philip J. Kienzle, Thomas C., Jr. Koblenz, Norman H. Mayer, John Meyer, Warren Tilden McCarthy, Michael Anthony Mote, Leland Carl Murphy, Dennis James Nadeau,,Donald L. Norton, Lyle Frederick Peterson, Donald Charles Ramsgard, William Carl Reimann, Arthur Carl, Jr. Rieflin, William Lewis Ryan, Francis James Roth, Richard McKnight, lr. Sanders, John Adams Schamel, Ralph Peter Semel, Martin lra - Silman, Robert Joseph Simon, Joseph Patrick Slater, Timothy Charles Smart, Burton, ll Sorkin, Charles Klans, Jr. Stotz, David Shaw Thatcher, James Andrews Weil, Jerome Tilden Weller, Henry Wilkens, George Rudolph Williams, Richard Raymond, Winoker, Arthur Wootton, John Moller Weissglass, Allan Jr. MASS. INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Allen, Morton Conrad, Walter P Farmer, John M Farrell, Walter J Gordon, Leslie W Grinker, William S Hartigan, John Hathaway, Jonathan M. Kaiser, Robert Lickhalter, Merlin E Malster, Robert D Merlo, Edward C. Robertson, James D. Saloma, John S., Ill Sirkin, Arthur L. Spencer, T. Guy, Jr. Theis, Henry E. Wauters, Joseph L., Jr. MERCER UNIVERSITY Amos, Julian E. Baggs, Linton D., lll Brown, Bobby E. Bullock, Frank iNMlJ Canady, Robert G. Cheney, Depont K. Childs, Sammy L. Classen, George H. Cline, Daniel R. Clyburn, Thomas M. Comer, Donald D. Dunn, John C. Field, Jerre J. Fulghum, James H. Green, Robert E. Handley, Charles B., Jr. Haskin, Millard L. Hilliard, Maurice H., Jr. Horton, Nevils D., Jr. Liles, Marion H., Jr. Perry, McGarrah K. Pinkston, William R., Jr. Riviere, Francis lNMll Sayer, John L. Turk, Roy M. Turner, John C. Walker, George J. Wilburn, Sam P., Jr. llllI0 STATE UNIVERSITY Camp, Charles W. Sessions, Kyle C. Williams, Robert L. UNIVERSITY UF UHID Daniels, Frank L. Davis, Dan D. Dunnette, John M. Gordan, William L. Hannen, William M. Greenwald, Edward M. Harrison, David B., Jr. Henning, Robert L. Karban, Robert W. Kasinec, Joseph Kemp, John W. Kleinhoffer, Lynwood B. Lawson, Robert A. Leonard, Ray J. Lyons, Calvin G. Mingus, John D. Owens, Ronald E. Powell, John D. Serpan, Charles Z., Jr. Snider, Richard D. Taylor, Franklin D. Thorn, James E. Tillman, Gene R. Warren, John lNMlJ Wood, Walter J. Wood, John H. STATE TEACHERS COLLEC INDIANA, PA. Angelo, Joseph S. Beck, Frederick S. Bender, Robert Calderwood, Earl H. Clites, James E., Jr. Criste, Hildebert F. Croft, John A. Delsandro, Frank M. DuMars, John Martin Escott, Charles R. Formento, Stephen Philip Gauntner, Robert L. Henderson, Paul E. Herschl, Joseph R. Hill, James R. Jones, Ralph T., Jr. Kripowicz, John P. Landis, Norman A., Jr. Lassinger, John R. Loch, Merle H. Long, James L. Maginsky, Thomas D. Marefka, John Joseph Cakes, Robert Dllinger, John E. Pflum, John E. Sharpe, Thomas Elder Shuster, William Edward Slippy, Wayne l.. St. Clair, Richard L. Trainer, Daniel T. , mole, Leo Andrew iten, Jose h G. P 95 E UNIVERSITY UF ALABAMA Arnold, Byron M. Austill, Evan iNMll Berry, Lester W. Brunson, Jerry B. Burke, James H. Carr, Morton L. Clark, Carroll A. Cleveland, Melford T. Edwards, James H. Faulkner, David L. Freeman, Bobby M. Hirs, James M. Hirsberg, Robert L. Hitt, Robert A. Hitt, Robert T. Jeffares, Robert T. Jeffares, William J. Johnson, Jonny M. Jones, Thomas W. Katapodis, Nick H. Lee, Alonzo H., Jr. Lee, Joe D. Levine, Myron A. Lubrltz, Abe Daniel McCollum, James 0. Malone, Ben H. Masur, Charles D. Moskovitz, Perry W. Nettles, Samuel P. Ollinger, Ellis V., Jr. Padgett, Robert N. Scholl, Richard G. Scott, Charles M. Yeager, Watson R. UNIVERSITY DF CULURAIIU Ninde, Henry R. UNIVERSITY UF HUUSTIIN Adams, Duane B. Bromberg, Aaron L. Brownhill, Jim Eugene Buller, Clyde L. Caldwell, Garnett E. Carpenter, Rodney K. Clark, Robert H. Clingman, William Crockett Collins, Kenneth J. Cravens, James Franklin Crofford, Clifford Deal Cummings, Joel Martin Cummins, Harold Dunn Dauben, Donald J. Davis, Charles C., Jr. Doyle, John P. Dunne, Jimmy 0. 96 Dunphy, Warren J. Fox, Richard H. Gimble, Maynard Graeter, Harold L. Hatton, James E. Hendrickson, Thomas S. Hill, Donald J. Hohle, Melvin A. Hopson, Clyde Huffman, Alan E. Jarrell, William J. Kaplan, Marvin Kopinitz, Bobby M. Lacy, Benjamin B. Lightfoot, Rodney Gerald McNutt, Jack Douglas Nessmith, James C. Nicolini, Clement W. Sheffield, Alphens John Spiva, Thomas Chester Thacker, Richard Norman Thomas, Lynn E. Wakefield, Donald Youngblood Wilkins, Richard Sanderfur Woods, Jack E. Woods, A. D. Yanush, Joseph Frank, Jr. Yaen, Robert Buford UNIVERSITY UF ILLINIJIS Abrams, Leonard 0. Anderson, Earl Theodore Barcik, Robert Raleigh Bergen, David Buck Bingley, Edward John Borring, Allen George Bryden, John Martin, Jr. Denk, William E. Dunne, James B. Feliszak, Robert S. 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