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26 Feb 1944
Page 7
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Newspaper
Sheppard Field Texacts
Location
Sheppard Field, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1944
Page
7
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Editor's Note asks who won this week's one buckaroo for best squadron squib. Answer is Set. Art Book of 913th QM features Dr I Q.
Major R L Goeth directs a lively Airplane Mechanics School where B 25 and B 26 training continues amid debate on future directions. Instructors expand their expertise, French students excel, and 221 promotions signal strong activity as staff receive special training and detachments to jet Rio and Wright Aero.
The 62nd Air Base Squadron announces chevrons awarded to three Master Sergeants four Techs eighteen Staffs three Bucks and eighteen Corporals after months of ratings. PT requires three hours weekly not all in one day, O D clothing forbidden during PT. Pvt Solomon to marry next week. Sgt Ressler recently wed. Various humorous asides about personnel and a squadron party planned for Wednesday night March. Transfer of First Sergeant C J Crisafulli to operations engineering noted.
The 19th Aviation Squadron at Sheppard Field plans a weekly program of recreation with the Redwood USO, starting Friday Feb 25 at 8 p.m. A Fun Party with prizes and a hostess is highlighted. The squadron’s basketball team vows to rebound after a recent loss to the 320th and will hold Tuesday gym activities. Promotions and personnel changes are noted, along with a humor column and notes on inspections and morale.
Alarm box near post fire station rang last Tuesday indicating fire in Building 1471 hospital area. Fire trucks found no blaze, only GI soap and hot water on bar racks. Investigation found water so hot it melted the safety fuse triggering the alarm.
It is something Cris has wanted to do for a long time and will make him more valuable to Sheppard Field and his post war plans. The transfer was arranged through an agreement with Maj. P. J. Calder of the 62d. Our new top kick is Vincent C. Heinauer, former first sergeant of the 308th TG and a highly capable non com.
A clipped snippet hints at a talk titled Comes a fellow that informs with startling information about people with long legs and life spans. The fragment suggests a reflective or cautionary piece on health or mortality.
Corporal Eva Meier of Apple Creek Ohio rose from high school paper route to WAC clerk in manpower analysis. Inducted February 23 1943 at Columbus after basic at Fort Oglethorpe and school at Denton Texas. First Apple Creek girl in military service. home furlough photo with two brothers in service on Wooster Daily Record front page.
The fragment notes a quirky remark about ecology with references to snails eating eels and whales feeding on eels, then shifts to a tangential opinion that Besame Mucho carries more feeling, ending with a rhetorical yes.
Half a thousand G Ils were promoted as Brotherhood Week humor runs through the chat. Read of furloughs and transfers, as Major Stor Mont and others return from San Antonio to Amarillo and Tinker Field, with several on furloughs and a social welcome for Sgt. Roy Witherspoon’s father in law. Snuffy Arabinko tops the week’s pan shot as the paper notes service delays at FSPU and a steady stream of assignments and short leaves.
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