Camp Rucker Exchange System thriving under new chief
Camp Rucker’s post exchanges and G I stores bustle with activity after official activation on May 1. Captain Albert Carver, new chief of the Exchange System, pushed efficiency, expanded offerings, and opened a coffee shop and soda fountain area. Civilian staff and soldiers fuel a large, ongoing turnover across multiple locations, with plans to enlarge facilities and add more fountains to meet demand.
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Many Soldiers Aided By Rucker Red Cross
The Red Cross at Camp Rucker Station Hospital assisted 4083 patients and 634 able bodied soldiers between September 1 1942 and March 31 1943. It held 44 motions 98 entertainments and 23 parties. A standout case connected a burned soldier to his mother via radio motorboat plane train and hotel support, improving the patient’s condition. Corporal Harry Fries and Jesse Ro Adams documented Camp Rucker life with photographs.
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Rucker Reports Kitchen Hygiene Tests For March
Rucker subject to monthly bacteriological tests by Camp Medical Inspector from the Camp Surgeon office. Tests warn of water quality and sanitation issues affecting units, with prior notice to base officers and mess sergeants. Possible delays noted from equipment and safety concerns.
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