Yank, the Army Weekly
Subtitle: Vol 3 No 34: February 9, 1945
Publisher: [New York, N.Y. : Headquarters Detachment, Special Service, War Dept.], 1942-1945
Published: 1945
Language: eng
Description: This Week's Cover: "AT Biak Netherlands New Guinea, Pvt. William J. Frennell, who used to be a bartender in Brooklyn, N.Y., opens up his saloon for photographer Sgt. Dick Hanley and anyone else who wants to be served. His stock consists of Japanese port wine, lager beer, and sake. No ice, no ginger ale, no soda."
Missing the pinup page.
Table of contents: title: Cover picture: "Bartender From Brooklyn"; title: Cover Story: What Jap Prisoners Think About The War And Us; title: A Talk With Some Japs [cover story]  by Sgt. H.N. Oliphant; title: Rations De Luxe; title: Yanks at Home Abroad; title: Work Furlough by Sgt. Burgess Scott; title: Defense of Stavelot by Sgt. Mack Morriss; title: Evacuation by Pfc. Irwin Baskind; title: People on the Home Front: Bernard Baruch by Sgt. Walter Bernstein; title: Camera in the Philippines; title: Mail Call; title: How to Act; title: Sad Sack Cartoon; title: Kindly Let All Those Who Are Going Out First by Sgt. Burtt Evans; title: Strictly GI; title: Washington OP; title: Navy Notes; title: PX; title: Sports by Sgt. Dan Polier; title: Back Cover: Cartoons