Army Camp Buildings Describe Barracks Life in Valley Site
The text portrays a camp in a wide valley shaded by scrub oaks and flanked by low hills. It details cantonment barracks for 80 men per unit, two to a company, with long company streets and exits. Shower baths line the rear. interiors hold long lines of cots for 40 per side, heads to the walls, and window openings for cooling air.
Camp life at Leon Springs trains rookie officers in discipline
A detailed glimpse shows a week of drills, uniform mishaps, and camp routine at Iron Springs Leon Springs with schedules from reveille to taps. Barracks, mess halls, barbers, post exchange operate under coupon pay and officer instruction.
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Jinks
Iron Springs
France
United States Army
Leon Springs
Post Exchange
Quartermaster’s Department
Camp Wilson
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W.S. Scott
Greenland
Cantonments
C. S
Npa
Camp
Leon Spipings