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Sheppard Field Texacts

Location

Sheppard Field, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1944

Page

2

General Chaney Dedicates New Pilot Canteen

Maj. Gen. J. E. Chaney dedicates the new canteen at Sheppard Field Hangar No. 1. The coffee bar lounge offers hot coffee and doughnuts to Army Air Forces pilots visiting the field. The project, led by Maj. Paul Calder and Sgt. Harris, features airship paintings by Sgt. Jankowski and a semi circular bar.

Red Cross J. E. Chaney Sheppard Field Hanger No. 1 Army Air Forces Chaney Paul J. Calder Nelson B. Harris Blanche Powell Post Engineers Joseph Jankowski Post Special Service Sgt Harris Richard L. Scott Calder Ernest A. la Salle E. A. Hunter Jankowski Dean Suttle ARC Howard Olsen Clotilde Moller Wichita Falls

Section M Forms Barracks Council To Expand Recreation

Section M sets up a Barracks Council modeled on Special Service plans inviting representatives from all organizations on the post. The council will meet weekly in Section M’s day room with chiefs selecting participants based on leadership, ability, music and entertainment knowledge, sports interest, and morale outlook. Commander Maj. Lawrence J. Fox endorses the meetings, with Clinton Chamlee conducting sessions.

Special Service Section M Clinton Chamlee Maj Lawrence J. Fox

Medals And Missions Are Not New For Three Sergeants

Three sergeants at the War Information Center on Sheppard Field report 143 combat missions and about 1,000 hours of flight time. T. Sgt. Ralph Weil in the Mediterranean theater logged 40 missions as B 26 engineer earning Air Medal and seven oak leaf clusters. T. Sgt. Arthur Darling in the China Burma India theater flew 46 missions as B 24 engineer earning Air Medal with oak leaf clusters and the Distinguished Flying Medal. S. Sgt. Eugene Paris in the Mediterranean theater flew 47 missions as B 17 tail gunner earning Air Medal and seven clusters.

War Information Center Sheppard Field Ralph P. Weil Mediterranean Arthur J. Darling China-Burma-India Eugene Paris Weil Paris Darling War Information Service Set Sgt. Darling Rome

First B-26 Mobile School To Aid Overseas Mechanics

A mobile B-26 flying school unit arrives at Sheppard Field Texas under Lt King Cashier Jr to train mechanics and crew chiefs in maintenance and repair. The unit includes mockups films and a library of orders and will deploy to isolated bases worldwide. The crew chiefs and specialists will work on the line to troubleshoot and transfer skills directly to flight operations.

King Cashier, Jr Sheppard Field Texas U. S Dashier Howard W. Franzmeier Nellis O. Danner Earl M. Goodrich Lawrence M. Iverson Harley E. Bergen Arville H. Cole Sheppard Field Aviation Mechanics Yale University

Corsets or Leggings Snafu At Camp Grant

A supply rush at Camp Grant shows Pvt. Sherman Q. Stutzman Jr. of Indiana attempting to fit into 4 R leggings. The clerk corrected the mix with an 8 R pair after learning the 267 pound soldier needed larger gear.

Pvt Sherman Q. Stutzman Jr Camp Grant

New Basic Training Units Form At Sheppard Field

At Sheppard Field the 3706 AAF Base Unit reorganizes into eight new sections from former training groups. Maj C Day, post personnel officer, says 16 basic training sections and their orderly rooms are forming across the field with Section I led by Capt John G Wason and other sections led by Majs Sutherian Parker Fox Kent Blevins.

Sheppard Field 3706 AAF C. Day T Field Wear John G. Wason Stion Carl D. Sutherian Thoms R. Parker Lawrence J. Fox John T. Kent Her H. Blevins

Private Hall's Soap Model Wins Contest

Pvt. Charles V. Hall, patient in the hospital, won first prize in a hospital soap sculpturing contest held with a soap exhibit by a national manufacturer. Hall shaped a miniature thoroughbred horse. three artists from the Special Service office judged the entries.

Charles V. Hall Soap Manufacturing Company Hall Ser Ice Office Joe Jankows Richard Penoyer Dick Brough

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