The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-03-05
Id ARMS OF
THE SERVICE

LII OGN MI
The Recruiting Sergeant can give
you the information that will help
you decide which branch fits you
best. In all of them you will st
the fine training as a soldier th-t
the United States offers all its men
in many branches you can get
highly specialized training.
INFANTRY-The men who have made the name
OF "doughboy" feared and respected Throughout
the world welcome you to the comradeship. Fine
fellows-goodf fun and good training in any sehool
at the post you go to.
CAVALRY-When the horses ere champ &c
the bit and the yellow legs mount Up aTl tie
troop rides forth, there is a thrill that 10 CT cav
alrynan can ever forget. A horse OF your own--
a good outdoor life and training for future suc>oe..
FIELD ARTILLERY-"Actior Front" c9~72o'
the command then watch the toyo VII, tIa I'd
hat cord snap into it. a happy ou:Gt-yv@A 10
dash Of mounted service added to interaet;awv WI:
that calls for head and hand. Motors Il you VIA.
CORPS OF NGINEElS--hrry eneiae,.ing:s
known the world over for its excel'cac4 ana 81 e.
listnent in the en~ineers can be the start CT Z
young mans training in the varic,.o t~raact>5 If
engineering and in the mocLani~c! I'd sI!-io5
trades.
COAST ART1LLEEy-Livi2e ~ ~ SEA ro&s.7,
guarding big cities w:tn Zig ours, getting Z re f7"
study and a wide and coed roc2-ic@l trair'>~, 10
{. A. {. man il preparing fer q r.":ul Atoc - -@t
pay az > having { good time vile he's learning.
Iha 2 A r'Sr -1o 0s r. vNofi'p tN~ On YaC;.
meat5 throughout the cosrGf-.
AIR SERVICE acludinc cALLCC-. C
The man who gcto TIE cc.ly edge in c. ;
with aeror!anos a-.d balloons las a chance 10 ca
in t;g on rs army train;-C. For flying is only il
its infancy AID it's going to be a profitable business
for men with the RICH: experience. --
CRDNANCEDEPT.-The rdnancslsappealing
to the studious young American. To wide oppor-
tunides for study, ii adds a business As we'll as :
technical training.
SIGNAL CCTnS-Whether it's layiag a Vs.
from q ro~l~cart 81 Z Fa;sop or Installing w:~vi..s
station taat will aast, its rnesaa7 re h1.c orc~nt 40
world the G,5na; Go.p: Is +tora, aa4 8 r.a VIC
learns raaio tcLcgrcrl ani faioFlc.. = c:.5 = 20
aigta1 co-?s i2 a,"ay7 v~s2,,o:a.
MEDICAL CEFT--a"1a avpariaa2z. &C.
and t5a.n.aS in al .-ac,@3 c. L3s-!.s. y... ...c,4~
lena Opportunity III s1tr:e aucoa>s, -to Ve,sr-
mary Gers teaches the care c! houses IS We! IS
meat AM nix inspection.
TA7--IC C-.rS- til rlan vino isl,or-a ras motors
and tracto-G or who wants 10 know then is in
vited to join the Tanks. Radio, machia2 gun and
ordnance work arc all parts Of tie Tank Corps
work.
QUARTLGMACTER CORPS-The Corps that
feeds and clctaes the Army offers E valuable train
ing for future business. Interesting work fer the
man who iikec horses in the Remount Service.
INSTRUCTION. DIVTSION-psao;! cz! work
in the many tradesi is part CT the every day lie Ct the
Construction Division. Many opportunities to
learn the trades OF highly paid specialists.
with a little knowledge Ci chemistry or fer az
Ambitious young man who would lie to get that
knowledge, there is interesting WORK and rapid
advancement in the c. w. S.
MOTOR = TORT CCRpS-A thorough
practical training il motors and their accessories,
and in driving cs we'll, ia given in tAc well-equipped
scEools Of the Motor Transport Corps.