National Guard Training and Service Outlook
The article outlines National Guard officers and men receiving training, with emphasis on civilian roles and federal integration. It notes benefits of ongoing training, home status pay, and the obligation to serve, detailing how drill periods and future mobilization affect guardsmen and their communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pho National Guard
Otter
Nur
Wenerdlon An
Orly
Anly
Garda
Fieharnotor
Peraca
Sore Mallar
Ravard
Eldier
Organization of Company A Infantry roster and staff
Organization of Company A 1A3d Infantry lists Capt John A Rust as Company Commander and Waymond Taylor as Unit Administrator with First Sergeant Charles B Ward and Pic Virgil L Upchurch. Includes management clerk, cooks, armorer, radio operator, and platoon leaders, then continues on Page Twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1A3d Infantry
John A. Rust
WOJSG
Waymond Taylor
Charles B. Ward
Pic
Virgil L. Upchurch
Frederick A. Smith
Bergunt
Paul M. Topper
James H. Lauterbach
Perry A Campbell
James
Hope Star
Perry A. Campbell
James A. Collier
John W. Shirley, Jr
Jimmie J. Ponder
John H. Browning
Gerald Reyenga
Milford Warren
Charles R. Ellis
Cecil W. McCorkle
James V. Fant
Earl R. Hunter
John W. Sipes
Raymond B. Smith
Laymon O. Robinson
Donald R. Neal
Garland W. Lough
Arthur J. Mhoon
Ste
Bernard P McLain
Floyd J. Pharris, Jr
Roy P. Blackwood
Ste. James
Lauterbach
Fredrick A. Smith
Roy W. Hodges
John F. Barr
John C. Griffin
James D. McCorkle
Charles W. Purtle
Glen D. Haeldix
Pfe
James R. Snell
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
National Guard
Organization of
Co. A
Laymon Oobinson
Leonard N. Grant
Henry Ll. Smith
Walter L. Sallee
Arkansas National Guard
153Rd Infantry
Armory
Louisiana
Nevada Transit Company
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