Yank, the Army Weekly
Subtitle: Vol. 4, No. 21: November 09, 1945
Publisher: [New York, N.Y. : Headquarters Detachment, Special Service, War Dept.], 1942-1945
Published: 1945
Language: eng
Description: This Week's Cover: "The famous stacks of the Ford plant at River Rouge exchange the olive drab of the war for the bright silver of peace. The new coat of paint symbolizes Detroit's shift from the tools of death to the comforts of civilian life. See pages 8 through 13 for Sgt. Reg Kenny's picture story of Reconversion City."
Table of contents: title: Cover picture "Reconversion City -- Detroit"; title: Occupation Notes by Sgt. Knox Burger; title: What Do You Really Think of the American Soldier?; title: People On The Home Front: Omar H. Bradley by Sgt. Merle Miller; title: The Soldier Speaks: Is Universal Conscription Consistent With World Peace?; title: Reconversion City: Detroit by Sgt. Reg Kenny; title: Sad Sack Cartoon; title: Why I Washed by Pfc. Robert G. Hoyt; title: PX; title: GI Reform School by Sgt. Norbert Hofman; title: Mail Call; title: Strictly GI; title: Yank Pinup: Vivian Austin; title: GI Questions and Answers by Sgt. Max Novack; title: Yank Fiction: The Wooden Gun by Sgt. Ray Duncan; title: Sports: The Army Team by Sgt. Frank DeBlois; title: Back Cover: Cartoons