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Page 563
... Army Signal Corps Transport comes first in the dictionary , and in fact . Today it is machine power that wins . " It is useless to procure large numbers of men , " says General Sir Walter King Venning , until recently Quartermaster ...
... Army Signal Corps Transport comes first in the dictionary , and in fact . Today it is machine power that wins . " It is useless to procure large numbers of men , " says General Sir Walter King Venning , until recently Quartermaster ...
Page 568
... Army Signal Corps locate wounded men . Army also trains dogs for the Navy and the Coast Guard . Sentry dogs , through their superior sense of smell , can detect the approach of intruders long before the soldier on guard may even suspect ...
... Army Signal Corps locate wounded men . Army also trains dogs for the Navy and the Coast Guard . Sentry dogs , through their superior sense of smell , can detect the approach of intruders long before the soldier on guard may even suspect ...
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... Army insignia and chevrons de- veloped gradually after the Revolution . In an American Army of 4,000,000 you might find 900,000 sergeants of all grades and about 800,000 corporals . All these noncoms wear chevrons to show their rank ...
... Army insignia and chevrons de- veloped gradually after the Revolution . In an American Army of 4,000,000 you might find 900,000 sergeants of all grades and about 800,000 corporals . All these noncoms wear chevrons to show their rank ...
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The Bluegrass State Celebrates Its Sesquicentennial | 57 |
A National Geographic Staff Writer Gives a Vivid Description | 123 |
Allout Defense and Belt Tightening of Pacific Outpost Fore | 541 |
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