Campo 331artiglieria, esercito degli Stati Uniti, 1917-1919 . pavimentazione solo danze. Il nuovo camicette sono state più pesante del nostro ex issueand ci ha fatto per lungo tempo freddo, come un ordine era stato rilasciato alcune settimane beforerequiring indossare bluse di durante il pasto ore e dopo il ritiro. Duranteil inizio primavera a Camp Grant, camicette non potrebbero essere usurati e noi rabbrividì trovanella freddo, ma non così a Robinson. Non importa quanto caldo il meteo il blousemust essere indossato e noi supponiamo che lo scopo della disciplina dell'esercito era stata compiuta. Il rush di imballaggio essendo oltre, si è visto che fatica a castello dovrebbe notbecome troppo mu

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331st field artillery, United States army, 1917-1919 . pavement dances only. The new blouses were heavier than our former issueand made us long for cold weather, as an order had been issued some weeks beforerequiring the wearing of blouses during meal hours and after retreat. Duringthe early spring at Camp Grant, blouses could not be worn and we shivered inthe cold, but not so at Robinson. No matter how hot the weather the blousemust be worn and we suppose the purpose of army discipline had been accomplished. The rush of packing being over, it was seen that bunk fatigue should notbecome too much of a habit. A regular schedule consisting of Physical Exercise, Foot Drill, Semaphore, and Guard Duty was inaugurated. Packs were rolled adozen times in as many different ways. Gang Plank drill was practiced diligentlyand afforded quite a little amusement for all. Klingberg carried with him to allformations a slip of paper showing his name and address. Thune, O.e G., andDarmody—Mike, never failed to get a smile out of the Captain upon announcing. BATTERY C NA ^ 551D Field Artillery^ themselves. Even fly-ki!ling was added to the daily routine after Zeke Hoferappeared in formation fanning himself with a fly-swatter. Berlin or bustwas forgotten and Swat the Fly became our slogan; each section in turn, ham-mered a lively tatoo on the tables and rafters of the mess hall without appreci-ably diminishing the number of flies, as Ibisch was a week behind m repairingwindows and doors. Week ends found Sparta and Camp Robinson crowded with relatives and friendswho had journeyed from far and near to bid their heroes farewell. Home madepies, cakes and real fried chicken eased the pain of parting and more than onecannoneer drowned his grief with one last drag from Dads Little Brown Jugon the Hill. On a Sunday evening the mess hall looked like a fashionablerestaurant and not like a chow-house and Retreat and Guard Mount werestaged before an interested audience. An order from Headquarters s

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