Marines Drill For Army Officers In Dress Uniform Change
A Marines performance before Army officers and 5,000 spectators on the Monument Lot showcased camouflage, bayonet and disarmament drills, machine gun handling, and a quick dress-uniform change from field to dress gear in under two minutes, led by Lt. Fellers and Lt. Kayser from Belleau Wood fame.
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Fifth Regiment
United States Marine Corps
Scoute and
Solporn
Fellers
Henry
Eighth Machine Gun Company
Marines
Olore
Ralph 3
Kayser
Belleau Wood
Shrine Parade Salutes Flag Honor Ensign Taylor Commended
Secretary Denby commends Ensign Warren F Taylor of Ruston Louisiana for a public display of reverence for the flag during a Shrine parade. Taylor stood in the presidential stand saluting as each national color passed, the only officer in that position, drawing attention under Navy regulations requiring salutes during reviews.
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Denby
Navy
Warren F Taylor
Rustno
Military
Cinion
U-Boat Commanders Not All Devils in War The War Hearings View
Rear Admiral W. Bims, retired, argues that Allied trials show only a minority of German submarine commanders faced allegations of atrocities. He cites thousands of merchant vessels torpedoed and notes many officers acted humanely under orders. The piece examines wartime hysteria and the persistence of demonizing stereotypes.
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Meera
America
Bims
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Ensign
Palate Noval
New York
Paris
Palaty Hoyal—Malz
Palate Reoyal
Thire Pleer
Maid-O-Sik
Palais Hoyel
Yaia
Palais Royal
Washington
Camera
Kodak
Canton
Hoeelty Silla
Avier of
Boe
Palais Noysl
Styles
Normandy
Phoenix
Folate Royal—Main Fleet
Halx Fleer
Onyx
Palas Hoyal
Palsis Regal
Mats Fiser
Lakesmte Sc Stationary Dept
Main Fleer
Paints Royel
Palm Beach
M Department
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