US Army Training Center - Yearbook (Fort Eustis, VA)

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MRA -Q Fort Eustis- O-D -Fort Eustis COMPANY ALLEN, CHARLES VV., JR. BUCHANAN, RICHARD O. CARIOO, RODERT C. . Cl.-XIIPENTER, LOYD W. COLLINS, EDMUND L. DAMRON, BASCOM S. FRIAR, FRED F. . FULLER, JAMES C. . ADDINGTON, W. R. . ADDINGTON, XVILFORD C. ALSOVER, .ROBERT H. .-XRNETTE, KYLE G. . BAKER, GEORGE G. BALES, CLAYTON C. BARRON, ROBERT' P. . BARR, .EDXVARD L. . BARROWMAN, DAVID P., J BAUMSARDNER, JAY D. BEACH, CALVERT L. . BOLTON, JOHN F. . BOUNDS, VVILLIAM E, . BOWEN, CLAUDE R. BOXYEN, HERSHELL D. BOXYEN, RAY H. . . BREXYER, DOUGL.AS C. BROOKS, SAMUEL D. . BURCHETTE, RIORRIS E. CAIIPENTER, PAUL L. CARTER, CLARENCE M. CASI-I, D.-AVID F. . . CLEAR, HARRY W, . CLEEK, JOHN H. . COLLEY, GLEN G. . COPENHAVER, GEORGE E. R. COPENHAVER, VVALLACE I, Cox, AUDLEY E. . CON, JOHN A. . . EH 34TH INFANTRY, CMTC RBD COURSE Uicting Corporalsj . . . . Dryden, . 503 Lee St.. BristolI . . Coeburn, . . Coc-burn, . Appalachia, . ClintWOOdI . Clineho, 2,10 Oak Bristol BA . Coebnrn, . Gate City Big Stone Gap . Glade Spring . Cleveland Pennington Gap Big Stone Gap , , Wise . . St. Paul . BON 548, Bristol . . Glendia . . St. Paul . Big Stone Gap Horton Summit . . Duffield . . Horton Summit 220 Johnson St., Bristol 508 Spruce St., Appalaeliia . . . . Stonega . . . Coebnrn Slant 1008 Fairmoiint Aye., Bristol: . . . Maccrady . . . Gate City Baden, '. 4. l. Marion . . Seven Mile Ford . . Gate City . . Big Stone Gapz Cox, VVILLIE O. ..... Dryden CRUMLEY, CARL J. . . S16 Lawrence Ave.. Bristol CUNNINGHAM, CHARLES H. DAUGHERTY, EDWARD R. DUNN, CHARLES B. . ELLER. GEORGE G. . EVANS, WORLEY H. . F,-XLLIN, WILLIAM R. . FLETCHER, PIOLLAND K. FRENCH, NOEL E. . FRYE, CHARLES W. . FRYE, LEWYIS E. . FULLER, JACK R. . GAMELE, GLENN W. GIBSON, OSCAR T. . GOEE, JUSTIN M. . GREEN, BILL D. . . HACRLER, JAS. WALTER P. HAOY, CLIFFORD H. . PIALL, CHARLIE G. . HAMILTON, Ross L. HARRIS, CHARLES H. . HASHEARGER, JAMES N. PLKRTSOCK, CLYDE M. . PIAYNES, CHARLES P. . HAYNES, CARL J. . HINES, FRANCIS R. HORNE, JOHN H, . HUGHES, PAUL S. . . l'IUTCHINS, LEONARD C. ISDN, CHARLEY L. . JESSE, THEODORE S. KELLY, GARNETT E. . lfELLY, JOHN H. . . St. Paul I . Big Stone Gap: . Konnaroek . Glade Spring . Dungannon 9 Mary St., Bristol . . St. Paul . Clintivood . . Clintwood . . Maccrady . 210 Oak St., Bristol . . Appalachia . Pennington Gap 9 Mary St., Bristol . . . YVise , Damascus . . Imboden . . VViSe Pennington Gap . . 412 Lee St., Bristol 1106 Vermont Ave., Bristol . . . Nickelsville . R. F. D. 3, Gate City . R. F. D. 3, Gate City . 700 Russell St., Bristol . . . Glade Spring . 416 Russell St., Bristol . . . Marion . . Gate City . . . St. Paul I . . . M acerady, R. F. D. 1, BON 141, Bristol I I I I I I I I Va V a Va Vw Va V1 A . Va Xa. GATIES, OLEN G. . GODSEY, HIEIIAIJKN H. HARTSOOK, BICKLEY S. ODELL, SID C. . RHI-:A, MARVIN B. . RICHMOND,'JAMEs B, SAYERS, SAM R. . VVILLIS, JAMES F. SIC COURSE Ya ILING, ERNEST B. Va LARKIN, 'FATE . Ya LAXVSON, HARRY S. . 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SPEER, CHARLES C. SPICER, JAMES K. . STALLARD, CHARLES R. STONEMCLAUILE C. ATE, ADE . . TILLER, HARRY' L. . TILLISON, CARL E. . ?RANUNECARL . YLER, EORGE . TAYLOR, JAMES P. . VICARS, WILLIE C. . VVADE, HUNTER E. . WEBB, EXYELL G. . . . Keolcee, . 273 State St.. Bristol, . . . Coeburn, 301 Robert St., Appalachia, . . Pennington Gap, . , Box 3, Gate City, . BOX 317, VVytlieville, . . . Ewing 024 Hill St., Bristol . . Gate City . . Big Stone Gap . . . Imboden . . . Mendota . 816 Russell St., Bristol . . . Maccrady . 708 Russell St., Bristol . . . Mendota 130 Pendleton St., Marion . . Big Stone Gap . . Glade Spring . . . B'lGI1llOt3i . 428 Cherry St., Blarion . R. F. D. 1. Bristol . . Niekelsville . . St. Paul . , St. Paul . 115 Park St., Marion . , . Bristol 940 Anderson St., Bristol . . Glade Spring . . I Wise . . Dryden . . . Roseville . . Gate City R. F. D. 1, Gate City . . Gate City . Pennington Gap . . Gate City . . Big StOIIe Gap R. F. D, 4, Jonesville . . . 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C0 Fort Eustis- O-D -Fort Eustis ACTIVITIEQ OF COMPANY E ,N nf . i 'l ,X ll 77 Here's to the southwestern Virginia boys who, though they were not the hrst in par- ades, were the best riiiemen in the regiment. , Wiho could expect us to come from behind the plow and be able to make short and snappy steps like the boys who had not done this kind of work? We don't believe it takes can parade to keep the Star Spangled Banner waving, but one who can iire white of the eye. not win as many games of ball as some companies, but we do know we have a man that and hit the Ylie did the material to develop if we had only had time to do it. You may inquire about the ones that won. They came from the large towns where they played every day. Wihen it came time to fire on the range Company E spread forth its banner by having every YVhite and Blue qualify with the pistol, ninety-hve per cent qualified with the automatic rifle. Of course, the percentage was less with the Springfield rifle, but it exceeded that of all the other companies. The rifle team was made up ofthe following men: Automatic Rifle-hf1cGraw, Quesen- berry, and Wiynn. Springfield Rifle-Allen QQQCZQ and Gates One hundred forty men from Company EN fired on the range. Of these, eleven qualified as sharpshooters and 112 as marksmen. The pistol team was composed of Roach, Kincaid, Quesenberry, and 'Wynn Company MEN is proud of having the three platoon sergeants, Fehrman, Roach, and Judy, who were recommended for commissions in the Organized Reserve. Roach was the best Blue trainee, Calvert the best 'White, Friar the best Red, and Gibson the best Basic. Company MEN was not very well represented in boxing. In other athletics we held our own. Company 'LEU had five men on the track team. Hartsock won the individual con- test cup for having the highest number of points. He won the running broad jump and the 100 yard dash, took third place in the pole vault and first place in low hurdles. Shipp won second place in the 100 yard dash, second place in shot put, second place in discus, and third in the 220 yard dash. Company 'CEU is very proud of these two men for winning second place in the com- pany contest. 'We lost the meet to Company B by 1 point, the score was 27 to 26. Twice a week we were well represented at the dance hall. The presence of the girls who came from nearby towns made everyone happy even though all were not able to dance. You will hear from old Company EM next year in the HO-D . CAN YOU IMAGINE Company E winning a banner in parade? Lieutenant Miller being hard-boiled? First Private understanding Sergeant Thermenos? Shephard being on time for formation? Nlaiden not being on sick-call? Bales missing the bull's-eye? Quesenberry having a right with less than four? NIENU Breakfast-Eggs, spuds, and bread. Dinner-Spuds and bread. Supper-Bread and spuds. Pagx Sixfy-crm .. J- 1- ' a 0 :lA GXQ