US Army Training Center - Yearbook (Fort Bragg, NC)

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ENUST ENUSTED MENS ED MEN S N. GJ G1 STAFF .i CHARLES J. CRAIG HENRY SUCHANEK Major Warrant Officer fj.g.7 G-Z STAFF NORMAN D. LEWIS Captain 5.2 JOHN W. DOWNIE CHARLES H. PROUT CHESTER E. VAN VORHIS Coptoin Coptoin Lieutenant

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G-3 0PERNHONS AND WHHNING The Assistant Chief of Staff, G-3, is responsible for organization, training and combat operations. He coordinates and prepares plans for the organization and equipment of units and individuals, organization of schools of instruction, selection of training sites Gnd firing and bombing ranges, the publication of training directives, programs and orders. ln combat, he is charged with supervision of all operations, in- cluding tactical and strategical studies and estimates. He must study the tactical situation continuously, in- cluding location, morale and capabilities of the troops, needs for replacements, terrain and weather condi- tions and the status of equipment and supplies. He Prepares recommendations and reports based on the tactical situation. l-le is responsible for reconnais- sance and security measures, troop movements, tac- tical employment of units, defense of communication lines and tactical measures to preserve secrecy and effect surprise. KENNETH E. ECKLAND Lieutenant Colonel C-3 , g, ,Q . l ' - SUPPLY AND EVACUATION The Assistant Chief of Staff, G-4, is charged with the preparation of policies for and the supervision of execution of arrangements for supply, evacuation, transportation and other relative matters. He is responsible for advising the commander relative to the extent of the administrative support that can be given to any proposed strategical or tactical line of action and for recommendations as to the necessary decisions concerning supply and evacuation. He is also responsible for the procurement, storage and dis- tribution of all supplies, the location of supply, evac- uation and maintenance establishments, transporta- tion of supplies by land, air and water, construction and maintenance of roads and trails, docks and air- clromes, maintenance of equipment, recommendations for allocation of small arms, ammunition and anti-tanla mines, traffic control, construction, operation and maintenance of utilities and other facilities relating to supply, shelter, transportation and hospitalization, but exclusive of fortifications, evacuation and hos- pitalization of men and animals, salvage, collection and disposal of captured supplies, funds, and priority of expenditure. ROBERT M. STECMAIER Lieutenant Colonel C-4 ,M

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r-X-. I WM, I G-3 STAFF I MAURICE G, MILLER WILLIAM VJRAWLINGS Major Mojor OLIVER A. YANCER Major D IPhoto Unobtoinoble Ehlisfod M0n'5 SC . CFIOH' G-3 'IS' VINCENT W. WALSH JOHN C. HAMMEREL ' Ist Lieutenant Eflfisted N15-'r1'5 SCCfIOn, G-4 FIV! . I? -I Coptoun G-4 STAFF if KENNETH J. DOE CARTHY RAYMOND J. HEFLEY Chief Warrant Officer JAMES M. Mc ' Major Motor