US Army Training Center - Yearbook (Fort Dix, NJ)

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MAKING TlME THHUUGH i''iiiiii'EiiS'iiii5'i'liiiiiiiiiii N N lt is hoped that every man in Modern Army Green will climb up the leadership ladder. While every soldier cannot become an officer, each man has an equal chance and each is given promotions as they are merited. The Army's Officer Candidate Courses are always open to properly qualified enlisted men. As each soldier becomes capable of' handling greater and greater responsibility, his self'-confidence increases and so does his stature as a leader. Q .JC

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F- : 'G CHARACTER IJEVEUIPMENT Every soldier grows in the Army . . . grows not just physically but grows into a new maturity. The spiritual and moral growth of its men is of the utmost importance to the Army. The opportunity for a soldier to worship in his own religious faith is a fundamental part of Army life. Besides the active programs conducted by Protestant, Catholic and Jewish chaplains, each stands ready to counsel any soldier on his religious or personal problems. Army discipline has its basis in self-control, self-respect, self- reliance, honor and honesty. This discipline creates clean-minded, clean-living soldiers who are aware of the responsibilities of good citizenship. The man in Modern Army Green is a credit to his country.

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