Squadron SQUIBS Squadon A Laughing Train Farewells
A crowded depot as a train carrying soldiers pulls out during wartime. Cpl Rudy Fazioli and others share jokes and farewells while families watch. The scene blends humor with the uncertain journey ahead and memories of home.
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Pfe
New prison officer leads stockade squadron A-1
Captain Garth B. Oswald from Lansing Michigan takes command of the stockade replacing Captain Ed ward C. Newman while Newman remains on duty in the guard squadron. The writer, a supply sergeant, reports aiding in the capture of escapees and locating a stolen automobile over the weekend. Private McKinnis recovers from a motorcycle accident and Purdin M. Wurm remains assistant stockade sergeant.
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Fowdy Boys
Garth B. Oswald
Stockade
Oswald
Lansing
Mich
Edward C. Newman
Melvin
L. J. Schwier
John McKinnis
McKinnis
Purdin M. Wurmass
960
Post
Promotions and transfers hit Squadron B at Sheppard Field
The Records and Lecture sections report promotions up to corporal for several privates and specialists in Squadron B. Cpl Sutton Sgt Evans Cpl Keefer Sgt Van Ducen return to work. furloughs and duties shift as Cpl Mathis and Pfc Swaze depart. A letter to Mrs Carroll Megill is noted with her large family in Louisiana and New Jersey.
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George Leoshkro
Bob Weaver
UPO
Jim Bell
Larry Levin
Bernie Schneider
Romeo
Jack Pressman
Texas
Grand Central Station
Cpt
Don Wheeler
Joe Chiappone
Art Alden
Bill Ford
Walter Worton
Norman Sykes
CBS Theater of War
States
Les Brown
Sgt. Sykes
Squadron B
Sheppard Field
Boyd Roach
Leonard Boozer
Matthew Trotter
del Sutton
Sutton
Charles Stowell
Hayward
Bernard
Pfc
Zoghby
Jimmy Mathis
Wilfred Lambright
John A. Burns
Wilbur Rienhart
Pvt
Lane
Oes
Cpl
Sgt
Evans
Keefer
van Ducen
Mathis
Swaze
Fultz
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Carroll Megill
Louisiana
Signal Corps
Squadron E Promotes Air Training and Team Progress
Squadron E lists twenty three men leaving for technical schools including Lab Technician and Medical Technician tracks at Camp Atterbury Fitzsimmons and other facilities. It notes promotions 222 to Corporal and Private First Class and 120 to higher grades, plus league results in softball and a new PX and NCO Club amenities.
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Marshall Ward
Camp Atterbury
Indiana
Delmar Smith
Fitzsimmons General Hospital
Denver
Robert Thompson
Robert Seidel
Walter McGraw
Charles Saddler
Onnie Walley
Sherwin Sternberg
James Davis
Edward Kingma
Clive Waters
Frederick Bolton
Warren Staats
Thurston Pennington
Kenneth Roether
Gerard Murphy
Buford Stiles
William Davis
Earl Walker
Gilber Blankenheim
Donald Jean
Francis Stratton
Paul Swenson
Mess
Ambulance Service
Squadron B
Squadron A
Aril
Squadron E
James Wheatley
Pacific
PX No. 12
NCO Club
Fragmentary Admission Shifts Focus in Letter
A partial quote reflects someone urging listeners to hear from a speaker who claims to forget the crucial point. The fragment hints at a speaking occasion or public address where emphasis was expected but not delivered. Local readers may recognize the voice or context from prior reports.
Squadron F Adjutant Krauss on Leave. Massachusetts Home
1st Lt Krauss the adjutant is on leave until month end and spending it in Massachusetts. Congratulations to all fellows promoted last week to a higher grade with names expected to follow.
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Krauss
Massachusetts
Squad rumors and club chatter at the NCO Club
Buck Tyler trains on stationary mustangs and mock rides linger in stories at the NCO Club. Jake Collier visits a garage, Sgt Bott questions a girl, and Lt Joyce compliments a sharp officer. Wolfe and Sheridan stir rumors about wives and bowls, Capt Wallach jokes from Florida, and Danny's hair gets a brush upgrade.
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Buck Tyler
Jake Collier
Jake
Sgt Bott
Cpl. Dammeyer
Lil
California
Joyce
Wolfe
Cpl Sheridan
Mess No. 4
Wallach
Florida
Danny
Bobcats undefeated in post league softball clash at squadron field
Squad ron I Bobcats extended their winning streak to eleven straight with a Sunday win over Squadron L. Upcoming 1300 contest pits Bobcats against Classification in Squadron F Area. Captain A Klein sponsors the team and leads praise for the squadron’s success.
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Squadron I “Bobcats
Bobcats
A. Klein
Klein
John W. Quirk
Squadron L
Squadron I
Lefty” Agapiou
Ft. Meade
Pittsburgh
Madison Square Garden
Lefty
Stemple
Gaik
Barrett
Fidler
Cherry
Hofman
Lester
Duerkson
McCarter
Atlantic
Jess Keith
Dewey Sellers
Sellers
Tarwater
Arthur Padilla
Cocoa Kid
Squadron SQuibs Seeks News From Mess Halls and Men
In a casual briefing at Mess 5 squadron O scenes, veterans and newcomers share Army life notes. Old Maid Raymond W. Chambers with 22 years service recalls the Philippines Panama and Porto Rico while B T West arrives to a five and a half year career plan. Alfred Goultare gains discharge and eyes Rio Grande California. Joseph Strzelecki and Marl Smith remain and complain as the page ends with See SQUADRON SQUIBS.
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Mess 5
Raymond W. Chambers
Philippines
Panama
Porto Rico
Sheppard Field
B. T. West
Blumberg
Texas
Alfred Goultare
Rio Grande
California
Joseph Strzelecki
Marl Smith
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Rudy Fazioli
E. V. Rickson
Pfe. Haupert
James E. Ewing, SR
C. O
Charles FE. Howard
Turner Payne
Tuskegee AA Field
Wichita Falls
Tuskegee Field
Payne
Europe
Texas College
Earl D. Coles
Coles
New York
Robert Frazier
Chester
Philadelphia
Ralph Brown
Ashville
North Carolina
NCO
Squadron F
Building 101
Deison J. Trotter
Burrell Hanry
Handy
Robert Devine
Marcella
Devine
Ben Hampton
Melvin Haley
Herbert Williams
Joe S. Harrison
Arthur Bailey
Adam F. Zalenka
William G. Robinson
Ronald C. Greggs
Floyd W. Taylor, C
Martin EF. Butler