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The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
303rd School
Squadron

The 503rd School Squadron
welcomes Captain Russell & Hoas
ter as il new commanding officer
and wishes n extend a warm VII
come
Members of the squadron re-
reIVed their ietanus shot last
Monday. Remarks heard outside
the diapensary were as follows.
- think III step on nail tomor-
roW and see II that shot works /"
~ didn't hurt until ! got outside
The de- r. then II hit me Ike 3
zombie
Congratulations Department
ScrRennts Joseph Gcmncy, Harold
Dctilnff and James Lampley were
promoted 10 staff Bcrgeanis lac
~
Corp William Rowley. chief
clerk in the orderly room. pro-
NOTED 10 sergeant. Eill answers
the phone with the greeting Cor
poral Rowley spca,,ing" He claims
he is going to spend one full eve
ming memorizlng his new title
S-sFi Jerome Kucera. the
squadron vIolInist played several
selections Bt one OF the local
churches last week The following
day he discovered, much to his
sment, that he he had
played In The right pew but the
wrong ehureh.--By Pvt. Patrick
4. J. Sheehy.
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Propwash from the Squadrons
301st School
Squadron

Quietly. without ado. and. no
Heed by no ore. two full-bl9odsd
Indians slipped into the s0ist
school Squadron area Thursday
nIehi-an9 lay down ard fell
asleep.
The frlBesmen, arriving from
Their native state, Oklahoma. are
Pgif. Louis Lachsr Of the Chick
aaaw tribe. and Manuel Chaef. Of
the paNaee clan. 30ifl fees hon
erred IN welcoming them into it,
ranks
More than thirty promotions
we're awarded last week - PER
maneni pariy men Of the squad
ron.
Continuing sIih its plans Tor IN
tenaiss training and early snip
ment Of recruits. 30ltt has zenl 100
men 10 radio school, several 70
cooks. bakers and butchers eias1ea
almost 100 men 10 panama many
more 70 AiFplBne Mechanics
School. and assignments IN Afl=
roma. sorgla and Nevada.
More thsn i75 recruits we're
sdded n The squadron roster this
week
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Company e Boasts Of
Champ Basketball Squad

Action Is the byword OF Keesler
Fields Company &C., saith Quar-
termaster Regiment tTruek). A
championship basketball team, a
glee club. quartet and h.usi-
cal group form only part OF the
extra curricular" activities Of
this, one Of the smallest units on
the field, composed OF negro SOL
diers.
Company &C." composed OF IS
men under the command of 2nd
1t. Frank 3. Mcdowell, was ac-
tivated at Barksdale, La. The or
iginal company contained Is men.
under the leadership OF Corps. Al
bert jackson and T. Wilson.
When the unit was transferred
to Keesler Field and attached to
the seth Air Base Group, Cor
poral jackson. OF Louisiana, was
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309th School
Squadron

Last week the follo wing cor
porals ere promoted to the grade
OF sergeant. Joseph j. Foley, Har-
old {. Nieder, Anthony +. Scar
pelli, James L. Smith and Donald
II. Arbuthnot. The following pri-
Yates first class made corporal;
Glenn II. Carrier, David II. Parks,
James +. White. Stanley J. Fisher
and Warren Watne.
Corp. Stanley J. Fisher was in
jured in a car accident while home
on iurlough and has asked for ex-
tension OF furlough time. Let's
wish him immediate recovery.
Sgt. James f. Smith has return
ed from furlouRh spent at his home
in Milwaukee, Wis, Says Sergeant
Smith. The skiing is swell, boys"
by st Johnny A. Afford.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
412th School
Squadron

Captain Richard w. Treiber has
assumed command OF the 4l2th
School Squadron, relieving ist 1t.
James X. Upchurch. who is now
our Adjutant and Supply Officer.
This Squadron has now moved
into barracks-located in Block
"a, barracks 3 and 4. Plenty OF
hurrying was necessary to do the
moving one afternoon last week,
in the short time OF three hours.
The fellows are all happy to be
inside again, and to leave our
tents-in the Back Bay region.
S-Sgt. Robert F, Adkins has
returned from short stay on de-
tached service at Mather Field,
California.
Pvt. William J. Hebenstreit has
gone to Chanute Field. Ill, on de-
taehed service.-By Pvt George
w. Halloran.
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310th School
Squadron

1t. Elmer A. Jones has the hob
by OF zoology and spends his spare
time TO indulge in this fascinating
study,
Last week few boys from this
squadron were invited te the home
Of one OF the local X. Of c. mem
hers for a fish FRY followed by
dancing. Voice recordings were
also made. These men are Sgts.
Lawrence W, wilt, Raymond c.
Barry. Pvts. Wilfred c. Cassette
and Vincent J. caulfleld.
A male chorus Of 40 voices has
been oggsni and quartet IS
now being formed to aid In pre-
senting a musical program soon.
Pvts. Robert Hotter sings first
tenor. John W. Alexander, second
tenor; baritone undecided; and
A. 3. Ballard. bass.
Our table tennis tournament Is
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
Company 6
34th ON. Det.

1t Frank Mcdowell Is COM
msnding Officer and Albert Jack
son is acting First Sergeant Of the
34th Quartermaster Regiment.
Athletic activities have been in
teresting during the past week.
Our basketball team has made
good showing in Gulfport. We'd
nesdsy night our coach. Pvt. Leon
Smith, took our team to Gulfport
to play Bay 81. Louis.
In the first half Bay ST. Louis
led by large score, but at
the final whistle the points were:
Bay ST. Louis "a, the 34th, 20.
Pvt. Buster Crisp returned from
furlough after spending an enjoy
able ten days with his family in
Wide, Tenn.-By Pvt. Leon Smith.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
415th School
Squadron

We have a new squadron COM
mander, Capt Francis c. Myers,
who has taken over the task OF
making this outfit click from our
organizer, LIST 1t. William F. Barth.
Lieutenant Barth will remain with
our squadron as Supply Officer.
Capt. Myers is native Of In
dependence, Kan. The captain re-
ceived his ROTC training through
a four-year course at the Univer-
sity OF Kansas. After graduating
he attended Harvard University
and received an NJ. A. degree.
In civilian life Captain Myers
started as school teacher. He
majored in chemistry. He was soon
school administrator with a
staff Of so teachers under him.
He has been actively connected
with the CMTC at Fort Leaven-
worth, Kan. He was called to ac-
tive duty in the Air Corps at JEFF
ferson Barracks July 5, l94l.-By
Pvt. James A. Hurren.
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Supply Depot for
Army Established
at GaIena, Wash.

The selection Of a site near Ga
lena. Wash, as the location for n
new Army Corps Supply Depot has
been announced by the War De-
pariment. The new depot Is to be
located on approNir ately 2,4oo
acres OF land near Galena, which
is seven miles west OF Spokane,
Land FOR the depot is in The pro-
cess Of acquisition by the city and
county Of Spokane Construction
Of facilities amounting TO several
millions OF dollars VIII con mence
as soon as the property has been
acquired and released 10 the War
Department.
ApnroNif atcly 2.s0n civilian
employees will be required TO OPP
crate this large depot which is un-
der tho control Of the Mainten-
anee Command. The Galena depot
which win serve Air Force units
in the North est is the tenth 10 he
added TO those new In existence
or in process Of construction.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
Free Messages
From USO Centers
Is Possibility

WASHINGTON. D. C. Ire
first USO amateur radio station.
a rs planned IN the United
States vas installed IN fhe UsO
club operated by the National
Catholic Community Service 80
Sew London. Conn. Nov. 10.
These stations are % provide
men Of the armed forces : means
Of sending messages free Of charge
% any point in the United States
and It's possessions.
The new stations VIII send mes
sages to and from service men
which viii be relsyed across the
nation with the assistance Of So
600 licensed amateur radio opera
tors OF the Army Arnsteur Radio
System and the American Radio
Relay League.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19

appointed sergeant, Corporal
Wilson, OF Maryland. was made
sergeant, and Pvts. Roy Branch
and Clifton Grayer, both from In
diana. were promoted to the rank
Of corporal.
The company basketball team is
cap.ained and coached by Pvt.
Leon Smith. who is also active
along with Pvt. Ernest Robinson,
in organizing a football team in
the group.
Pvt. Ernest Hart, drummer. and
Pvt. Arthur C. Gillespie, ssxo-
phonist, are but two among the
musicaliy talented members OF
Company &C..
Especial appreciation is voiced
by the unit for the weekly Sun
day morning sermons delivered
them by Chaplain Kenneth NJ.
Gearharf.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19

Just before entering The Army,
Red Ras operating ms o0n pof.
trail and commercial studio in
san Franc.sco and bis work
brought him into close contact
Wia many celebrities. lie wst
often seen hob-nabbing Vith PAUL
eite Goddard. Dudley Fleld Ma
lone Tony and Rene 4 d'Marco.
internationally famous dance
team. and Prince and Princess
Nisila Rumnnoff Of Russia
Private Marley has worked IN
conjunction with EKefion. lhe in
vnnior of NrebosCapie lights. IN
pioneering the making Of color
pictures ni On exposure Of mil
ilanih of = second
iia is ono OF three men added
70 The Public Relations staff re-
Gently and Win serve under lst H.
Anthony v, HaRnsn. Public Rcla-
lions officer Marley. Of course.
viii serve as staff photographer,
and pYts Robert l. Hoifer and
Charles G.. Nickel. bo.h Of the
3l0ih School Squadron. have
bsen added 10 the roportorIai staff
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
305th School
Squadron

The 905th lighting bali team
must have been frozen Sunday
They lost the final and most I'M
portant game OF the season, But
there's always next year and an
other season OF softbali
More smiling faces indicate pro-
motions Among those promoted to
corporal were Pvt, John Bass Jr..
PIES. Clarence A. Behnke. Her
ber, p. Brossman. William Il.
Howard, Joseph a. LaValley.
Nichols Napora. Clyde X. Rees.
Hsrland Y. Sunde. Harold W. We'll
chans, William Woolf and Morris
A. Worsham.
Instructors that came from
Chanuie Field, H., were rewarded
with ratings Of lst and 2nd class
A Ms, effective Nov. /.
The permanent party gained 30
members this week. bringing the
total strength up 10 1862 In the
permanent party, Full strength OF
the 305th stands at 946 This is
quite a gain since Aug. 6. when
the permanent party arrived with
81 men-By Corp. Herbert 7.
nroSSman.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
308th School
Squadron

Pfc. Frank Nj. Dewey returned
from furlough this week.
S,-Sgts. Francis NJ. Wagner, Al
den Van Denboomen and Pvt.
Herbert ID. Fredrieks are on fur
Tough in Wisconsin and expect TO
bag" a deer.
Several OF the men in our or
ganization are busy these days
qualifying themselves for schools
such as: Officers Training School,
Flying Cadet and Student Nom
Com Flying School. To date we
have five men who have met all
qualifications FOR Non-Com Flying
School.
The s95th, 3gsth and 3oTth
School Squadrons moved into our
block this week and are now oc-
cupyng six Of our barracks. also
we were assigned fourteen men
to the permanent party personnel,
Promotions are still being hand
ed out in this squadron.--By Corp.
X. G. Hegsirom.
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411th School
Squadron

Capt. Sibert D. Rains and Isl
1t. Raymond S. Blocker extend
70 the members Of this squadron
their best wishes for happy
Thanksgiving.
The stock market is not the only
thing declining. Our squadron
strength has dropped from a high
OF 88 to 80, the lowest in six
weeks, but the orderly room is
going UP in the world. II was on
the ground floor in a tent last
week. and has now risen to the
second floor OF Building S, Block
"a.
The SO men present for pay call
contributed s32.03 to the Red Cross
collection. Included in this num-
Der we're 20 who subscribed 10
yearly memberships-By Pfc.
Walter J. Denkewalter.
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creased a little the past few days.
Some OF the boys that were on
detached service at Chanuie and
Lowry Field arrived.
lst Lieut.. Kari Wester has been
assigned 10 the squadron. He ar
rived from jefferson Barracks a
short time ago.
Pic. Carl Mccall, who is con-
fined to the hospital at Camp
Shelby with a broken leg, reports
that he is coming along quite
well and hopes TO be back with
the squadron soon.--By Pfc. Ro-
land r. Zeinert.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
Ace PhotographerA Added
To Keesley News Staff

In The world q photography
the Annual international Salon In
London s the helFhth of achieve
ment Few photographer dare
dream of exhibiting their works
there, bat PIT wallace G Mar
ley of the Public Relations and
camp newspaper staff Of Keealof
Field has reached thai pinnacle
Every gear only 300 prints Of
more than $4,000 entered are
hung. and three of Private Mar
seys entries Wene chosen IN 1870
but that's not all The Salon pub
liEhes en- annual in which rs Of the
best prints appear. and sgaIn
Red" crashed ihAt hailowed
group
Private Marley. Rbe enlisted In
The Air Corps from his home state.
North Carolina. has spent most Of
his fine on the Wet Coast He
spent his first year out there %
photographer for The san Franz
clsro Chronicle and later did pub
llciiy work Tor the Palace Hotel.
famous for is entertainment IN
CALIFORNIA; BONANZA days.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
Hq.. & Hq., So.
A. C. T. S.

With a certain reluctance the
Headquarters Squadron picked
Personal belongings and forsaked
the tent colony last Thursday to
take up residence in three 60-men
barracks in Block 25. only to move
again across the street to block 30
two days later. This squadron will
occupy the smallest block in KEGS
Ter Field; 1t contains four bar
racks and an orderly room and
supply room combined.
Seven more fortunate indivi-
duals have gone on furYough dat
ing from the middle of the month
to the end of the month. Staff
Sgt. John Ingersoll, Pfc. Joseph
Yanku, Pfc. Edward Hoke and
Pvts. George Scamehorn, Rudolph
Sitter. Asa Mueller and Wallace
Ostrowski are all at points north
OF Biloxi.
In the new army, age seems to
count for little in promotions
take the example Of Seymore Wor-
ner, recently made staff sergeant,
who is only 90 years old.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19

because they just can't find enough
to complain about.
We have new commanding Of
ficer. Capt. Lamar NJ. Wood srriv-
ed November 7 and assumed COM
mand of the 4i6th Novem-
Der 10. We were fortunate
in keeping our former COM
manding officer in the organiza-
ton. Lieutenant Baxter o. Simp-
son viii assume the duties of
Squadron Adjutant, when he re-
turns from leave.
Another new arrival TO the
squadron Is ist 1t. William A.
Hinckley.
S-Sgt. Robert w. Taylor eele-
brated his birthday November 10.
His wife prepared delicious din
ner in his honor at their home
here. S-Sgt. and Mrs. Laurence
z. Davies and T-Sgt. and Mrs.
James Gaddis were guests.-By
S-Sgt. Laurence Z. Davies
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
3o3rd School
Squadron

We are now a man-sized outfit
with the addition Of 200 students
TO 20 permanent party men.
Shortly after the students ar
rived. they were called outside by
the Squadron Commander. All but
a few had lined UP when the Sec
ond story door OF Barracks 10
opened and a young man dashed
madly down the fire escape and fell
in. Yes, he was from Arkansas
We have lost two cogs from our
squadron. Corp. Teddy Ponezka
and Pfc. John Maekall have just
left for IS day furloughs
A non com who works in the
orderly room just received an ap-
plication for a muscle building
course. You should see the bulging
muscles already.-By LIST Sgt. J.
r.. DAILY,
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
59th Air Base
Squadron

Capt. Ned E. King, Squadron
Commander OF the 59th Air Base
Squadron, has returned TO duty.
The captain has been confined to
his home, due to an airplane crash
about three weeks ago. Members
OF this organization are happy to
have the captain with us again.
lst 1t. John H. Kott, who has
just arrived from Jefferson Bar
racks, Mo-. has been assigned to
the 59th Air Base Squadron as
our new Squadron Adjutant. Lieu
tenant Kott is now performing his
duties at the 69th Air Base Group
headquarters.
The 59th Air Base Squadron Is
now located in new barracks in
Block 2, Barracks 7 and BY
Corp. Charles w. Thomas.
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ron. replacing 81 Lieut. Bernsrd
y Burns.
No more teri Tags . be rolled
G. sandy flcoga . Halk en- as the
squadron has moved into barracks.
Pvt. Dsrel J. lFrozgy) Psrsdsy
has been eating of ire govern
ment 80 long N fhe CCc and Army
tnzi he's got g. /. xfonacn. Says
be doesn't ike the food. but oy
the way he goes cack for seconds.
we think "FroEzys Sill still be
around 70 collect MS pension at the
end OF 30 yezrs-By Pvt Walter
G. Dewitt.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
396th School
Squadron

The long awaited moving day
finally came for the 396th last
week. The squadron moved tenn
porarily into Block %, already
occupied by the 308th We hope
to move into our own block soon.
One night, about IL o'clock, there
was a rumbling through the bar
racks and the Logs peacefully
sleeping therein shuddered for
fear the Luftwaffe was closing in.
But the noise died down into a
stream Of chatter and the men,
now fully awake, heaved sigh of
relief for it was just one of our
clerks carrying on telephone con-
versation while fast asleep.-By
Pvt. John c. Haldeman.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
307ti, School
SQUADRON

We said goodbye this week 10
2nd 1t b. G. Riggle who was cur
A & K Officer He was promoted
to Asst. oIc. officer in Per-
sonnel Utilization. under Captain
Cowles. While with us Lieutenant
Riggle eNerted a great influence in
bringing sports 20 the front.
lst Its. r. W. Reicrson and W.
X. Watson assumed duties this
week as Supply and A & K OFF,
Ger. respectively. and our squadron
bids them welcome.
The so7th Sof,hsll team came
through again and wslloped the
S05th boys last week, 7 70 0. Pvt.
W, Pupka. pitching one hitter.
struck out ~ men. Sgt. Bonney.
playing short, made spectacular
stop OF a high, fast liner.-By Ffe.
Phil Rieger,
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
3o8th School
Squadron

One fellow in sesth who is real
ly in the clouds IS John w. Sehuer-
man, who was made First Ser
gesni recently. or course, being
First Sergeant Is nothing new 10
Sergeant Sehuerrnan. as he had
been in theAArmy q years prior
70 transfer into the Air Corps, and
the last eight Of those p years
were spent as First Sergeant in
the Infantry.
II was rumored that Sergeant
Scheuerman celebrated the pro-
motion In mild manner by going
10 a local hotel and inhaling a 81
chicken dinner.
The 3e8ih Is genuinely happy
that Sergeant Scheuerman has al
last received his much looked
forward-to promotion.
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Hq.. & Hq., So.
Air Corps Rpl. Ctr.

On Nov. 12, 1e4i, Hq. & Hq. So.
ACRC expanded with a bang.
There were 81 men transferred 10
our squadron. The original family
Of 48 men from jefferson Bar
racks feel that the squadron is
now getting somewhere.
There is one very good football
player in the group. His name is
Pvt Edward Meighan who played
at the University OF North Caro-
lima for one year and then trans
ferred to the City College of New
York.-By Pfc. Howard T. Gum
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
395fh School
Squadron

We are now temporarily located
in barracks in Block %. 1t GER
tainly is an odd sensation to jump
out of bed and land on the hard
floor again instead of on sand.
Our Commanding Officer. Capt.
Earland II. Blackburn, has been
on the sick list the past few days.
We all wish him a speedy recov-
cry and hope that he is back with
us soon.
Our squadron strength has in
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
Booth School
SQUADRON

Pvt. X. c. Dement, received an
Invitation from Military Maids OF
Bay ST Louis for rs men to al
tend a dance at the Knights OF
Columbus Han there Saturday
evening. November s. The group
was accompanied by Its, c. F.
Cauldell, r, w. Dickerson, J. d.
Clemens and J. r. Gibson.
Our officer strength has now
reached total Of four, with the
addition OF and 1t. J, d. Clemens,
who has been designated as
Squadron Inspector and Utilities
officer Our permanent party
strength has been increased by Is,
BY Corp. Roland Y. Hubert.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
414th School
Squadron

Contributing its share toward
making "Tent City" a ghost town,
the 4l4th moved "lock-stock-a and
barrel into the barracks area. So
swiftly and efficiently was the
moving accomplished that the en-
tire operation was completed in
less than half day, but we'll
certainly miss the "home-like'
feeling Of "Tent City"
Promotions this week were linn
tied to private first class ratings.
The following Privates have been
elevated to this rank: Pvts. Ber-
nard P. williams, Bert L. Long,
Robert L. Hult. Gaylord D. John
son, George R. Kielczynski, John
w. Karwowski, Jerry c. Clay and
Gilbert w. Zahm.-By Pfc. Jim A.
Hanneman.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
Executives From
Nearby ConeIave
Visit ACTS Here

A delegation Of college cxeeu-
lives attending an annual meeting
at Gulf Park College in Gulfport,
visited Keoslrr Field Monday at-
iefnson Tor nm inspection Of the
Air Corps Technical School plant
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
TRIANGULATION! IT'S
EWPASSWORD OF MPs
You're Dead Pigeon, MathematicaI.v

IN line with the policy ~ main
tanning The Keeslef Field Military
Police on = footing with Tine
outfit, Capt Ralph Can,er. Pro-
Vost Marshal. has inaugurHtcd dry
run" rifle shooting practice.
Known ns "irisngulatlon," the
shooting practice serves ~ a
means of training IN correct aim-
inr and straight shooting
BY this method target ls set up
with n movable "bullseyc" on n
rod which une man moves against
q white background as directed by
The msfasman. The rifle is set up
on stationary gun. rest which
looks like crate, The gun Ia then
SIGHTED by directing the man
with the "hullscye" 10 move Il
right or left. rs the eate may be
until the rear and from, sights OF
the rifle and The "hullscyo' are
all coordlnaiod. IN which case the
mgfksman calls mark"
DOT IN BuLIsEYE
A dol is marked In the direct
center oi the 'hnllscye' then and
ihc entire process repeated two
more times. The three dots form
triangle from which the term
triangulations is derived.
To be considered accurate. n
marksman should be able 10 form
a triangle small enough TO be COW
cred with the blum, end Of pen-
ell al distance Of so feet,
Practice IN siflangulation" Is 10
be held regularly twice week
for periods Of a half-hour each,
Capt Caniur revealed Equipment
used temporarily by The Military
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19

Police has been loaned from the
Gnlfpnrt Military Academy
through The courtesy Of 1t Col.
Howard Clark u. the Professor Of
Military Service and Tactics.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
QUIZ ANSWERS

J Si2s 10 sis7so, ssA TO sos,
S72 70 500
~ Twelve men, commanded by
sergeant, with a corporal as
second in command.
81 Three rifle companies and
a heavy-weapons tmachinc gun
and mortar) company, commands
ed by . lieutenant colonel.
- The field artillery, signal
troops and engineers.
81 To supply fire support "a
Infantry.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19

well under way with Pvts. Will
liam w. Travis and Joseph L. "a
vod leading the field as the SEMI
final matcheg are approaching -
BY rVt. Bert y. Gesing.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
397th School
Squadron

Capt. Albert J. Mason, recently
OF jefferson Barracks, Mo, has
been assigned as Commanding Of
ficer of the 397th School Squad
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
416th School
Squadron

The squadron moved into lis
temporary quarters in the new
barracks. The men are lost now
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19

The raven was the first bird to
be sent out from the ark by Noah
When it failed to return. he sent
out dove.
The Keesler field news., 1941-11-19
The Keesler Field News

Volume J. Number November 70. ipft
This supplement published By Thc Biloxi oufpor
aid Wednesday afternoon without Federal
without
keer Fcd The opinions kEEsIER
FIELD feleei Of the
The Commanding officer officers Kersr
Col Arthur W. Brock. IT. Commanding officer
Isi II Anthony v. RzKasn Public Relations officer
EDITORIAL STAFF
Managing Ido Pfc, Clifford Jaffe
Assistant Edituf Pfc John X Parsons
staff Caroonisi Pfc Gerald Erdahl
staff Photographer Marley
Staff Writers Dominic NJ Pvt Richard Joyce
Alan ~ Cion Pvt Robert L. IIaffef Pvt Charles Nkel
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