US Army Infantry School - Doughboy Yearbook (Fort Benning, GA)

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THE MONOGRAPHIST lt's a wonderful thing, as of Campaigns they sing 'llo follow the carnage and battle, To see armies hurled, where the battle smoke curled, And the rilles crack out their death rattle! XVirli massingg troops here and scattering there lVhile Victory trembles in Hight, Now to the side with the most of Hot Air! And now where her chances seem slightll H. lVithout doubt N. Bonaparte, had he been there, 01' Hannibal bold, or J. Caesar, VVould have einched Nladame V, as she hovered in air, For a bold flank attack will well pleaser!', But some dubb General Nlutt, just blunders ahead And soaks General Jeff in his middle By frontal attack, which puts him to bed And makes him play number two Hddle!! HI VVe listen, look wise, cough, sneeze, blow the nose, Twiddle our thumbs, and we yawn! Forget all the numbers and names that we hear In these battles Where troops are a pawn! But one statement we hear with a sigh of relief From our hearts and our mental digestions, And that's when the battle is drawn to a Close, And he says, HAVE YOU NOW ANY QUES- TIONS?

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