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

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ga - -sv lx' X at 2 'XY .Lff I 'Qi I ' j Ag 1924- nbuansov Tommy Lawrence QStraining at the collar-breaks away from four fearful friends, who seek to protect his lifej: And, I would like to humbly inquire ,....... A united uproar breaks forth from the Class-that is, except from Kincade and Rogers. who are taking their early morning siesta and refuse to be disturbed. The noise increases in volume until some seven or eight outraged stu- dents, assisted by four Assistant Instructors, climb over Tommy and subdue him. He is then seated, trussed, bound and gagged. Assistant Instructors beat a hasty retreat to posts in rear of hall-whist- ling softly and grasping ax handles tightly. The riot subsides. Instructor: Any more questions? Scrappy Ccoldlyj: Would you mind finishing your explanation to my question? The Instructor groans hollowly-looks pale and blue-ignores Scrappy and turns a martyr's expression towards Kincade and Rogers, who continue to moan gently in their sleep. Instructor: Now if you were firing from this position, on this target, over this mask Cpointing to chartj and you had determined the A. D. to be 48.8 and the range 1620, what command would you give, Cpausej Major Kincade? KN ,E Kinki Cawakening with an abrupt start-having been f h d Z ZX punched by Tony, poked by Ham, and rapped over the ea SX X 6 smartly by Ricoj- Er-oh! Yes. Scissors-scissors. K 3 Instructor Qgiving up entirelyj: We will now proceed to the subject of battery charts. Before going into this subject let us review a few of the most simple terms and abbreviations. fx:-:Q X ft, 1 X Q9 What do we mean by I. A. P., Major Rogers? Rogers Qrising to his feet suddenly. A glass headed thumb-tack firmly fixed between his shoulder blades. You have guessed it. Rico has again been equal to the emergencyj I tried to find out the meaning of I. A. P. yesterday I W Mb? 1. , ' 7 ' P, 'L' -If Q i -ff 3. - x , . .1 ,,, ,qw ie-- mir I I K

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