New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-01-30
WHERE THE BOYS ARE

WHERE THE BOYS ARE
Half of tie readers Of the Review, if
asked to locate more than one or two
Iof the cant onments', and stations
and camps and fields Of the new
United States Army, would find it
difficult to say where they are. Camp
Dodge, of course, every one can place;
many know where Camp Pike and Camp
Cody and Camp Funston and Fort Riley
are but even tho the names may be
familiar because there are New Ulm
men at most of them, to place them
definitely without moment S hesitation
would be something like an impossibility.
Here is a list that will therefore prove
interesting. to all who have sons, hus-
bands or brothers in the service or likely
to be called soon.
s. Selected men for the National Army
are getting their training in environments,
although they are named Camp Logan,
etc.
National Guard regiments of Illinois
and the other states are getting their
preparation for foreign service in camps.
The level headed young men who
are to be the eyes Of the Army by
|learning to fly are getting their schooling
at fields.
The boys who are going to hunt the
Hun in ships are being broken in at
permanent stations, and temporary
camps.
There are sixteen environments in
America for the training Of the Ma
tional Army. They are as follows:
Arkansas Camp Pike, near Little
Rock.
| Georgia-Camp Gordon, Atlanta.
Illinois-Camp Grant, Rockford.
Iowa-Camp Dodge, Des Moines.
Kentucky = Camp Zachary Taylor,
Louisville.
Kansas Camp Funston, Fort Riley.
! Maryland-C Meade, Annapolis
Junction.
Massachusetts, Camp Devens, Aver.
Michigan Camp Custer, Battle
Greek.
New Jersey-Camp Dix, Wrightstown.
New York-Camp Upton, Yaphank.
Ohio-Camp Sherman, Chillicothe.
South Carolina-Camp Jackson, Co
lumbia. -
Texas Camp Travis, San Antonio.
Virginia-Camp Lee, Petersburg.
Washington-Camp Lewis, American
Lake. Pc
Likewise there are sixteen camps for
National Guardsmen, namely: y.
Alabama =: Camp cClellan, near
Admission. - q
Alabama - Camp Sheridan, Mont
gomery. .~-@
California Camp Kearney, Linda
Vista. ~ : + #
Georgia Wheeler, Macon.
Georgia Camp Hancock, Augusta.
Louisiana = Camp Beauregard, Al
exandria.
Mississippi-Camp Shelby, Hatties
burg. =. e
North Carolina - Camp Greene,
Charlotte.
New Mexico-Camp Cody, Deming.
/ New York-Camp Mills, Mineola.
Oklahoma-Camp Doniphan, Fort Sill.
South Carolina-Camp Sewer, Green
vile.
South Carolina-Camp Wadsworth,
Spartanburg.
| *Texas-Camp Logan, Houston.
Texas-Camp Macarthur, Waco.
| Texas-Camp Bowie, Fort Worth.
There are. seventeen aviation fields,
where flying is taught, as follows:
| California Rockwell Field, near San
Diego. I'LL. =. q.
Florida Navy Aviation Training
Camp, Pensacola. 4
Illinois - Chanute Field, Rantoul.
Illinois Scott Field, Belleville. !.
Misunderstanding Field, Mt. Glenn
ems.
Nebraska u. S. Army Balloon School,
| F.
Omaha
New Y ork- azelhurst Field, Mineola.
Ohio Wilbur Wright Field, Dayton.
Oklahoma Post Field, Fort Sill. .
| Pennsylvania Chandler Field, Els
sington. Ri
| Tennessee Park Field, Memphis.
Texas---Kelly Field, San Antonio.
] Texas T aliaferro Field, Fort Worth
Texas Love Field, Dallas.
! Texas Rich Field, Waco. 4
! Texas Call Field, Wichita Falls.
| Virginia Langley Field, Newport
| News.
! To make sailors of landsmen, there
are twelve principal stations and camps
and several smaller ones. The twelve
are:
/ California Navy Yard Camp, Mare
Island, near San Francisco. s.'