US Army ROTC Camp - Yearbook (Fort Riley, KS)

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During 17nspeot'z7on, the Captain snapped at me, Those boots under the bunk are the ,riltheest rn the company. I always admired the way the army kept 'its buildings so nice and clean I dtdn't find out until I got in who keeps them so nice and olean. WYXX5 'YS ww rg X 'Q Whose are they? Mine Str, wasnt the right answer. That's where I learned about K. P. Q H171 Vi X' xi tax MQ 'ti-fi! l 5 X, 5 X' ,J

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Dear Lieutenant, Remember how nervous we were that first clay 'ln camp. , I I was so exerted I even saluted a truck. It had general haulzng on zts sule Remember the physr cal examznatwn they gave? Y N It alicln't slow me up a bit though. I ve always been healthy. One cloetor was '- .mmf D I 15 ' ,I . QE, v x- Ji ,jk ...fvery polzte. He took my blood pressure, marked my earcl, and sazcl, Thank you. I Saul, Dont mentzon zt. The pressure was all mzne. T . ff --my 4 , s -ff: ,s K.- ' 'I , ,- 4

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QXQ Fij fij, QQ Then 'we started the real basic tfraining. That's six weeks of battle conditions with the chiggers taking the pafrt of the enemy. We even sang a song about those chiggers: I'ye got you under any skin. I think that's iohy it's called the Big Red One. ...,,.,M N I ' italy - I , 1 K f ' I -' . -, xi, my E 1 ' y 'kj' . 3 ...V .K , . .., X ., , L - V, 'i w' i z... t n, Q ., . 4. i v L' 4- A as 1. Mil' . Q I 'si h --'A ii Sidi Limussax -' 1' I' .A - A X . Y One sergeant asked me if I liked salads. I said yes, so he put me on garbage duty.