Army Life In The Recent War A Factful Overview
An article outlining the realities of life in the U S Army during and after the recent war. It contrasts wartime hardships with peacetime conditions, details postings across the United States and overseas, and notes educational opportunities and career branches for soldiers. It also discusses enlistment figures and overseas contingents.
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United States
France
West Coast
Rocky Mountain States
Union
Philippine Islands
Alaska
Hawaiian Islands
China
Panama Canal Zone
Germany
Siberia
Army
Air — Service
Cavalry
Construction Service
Coast Artillery
Engineers
Field Artillery
Ordnance and Quartermaster Corps
Steeplejack Braving Sulphur Smoke At Pueblo Smelter
Pueblo Colorado June 3 Deadly sulphur gases from the Pueblo smelter smokestack were faced for three days by Steeplejack Jim O'Brien with a gas mask borrowed from a returning Yank. He worked three days at the top of the 200 foot stack making repairs. Without the mask the smelter would have shut down as no man could endure the fumes.
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Pueblo
Colo
Jim O'Brien
Overesas
Jim
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