Show I If G. G JO JOHNSON ACTS AS S BATTERY r CHIEF Salt Lake Cadet Commands University of Utah R. R 0 O. T. T C. C Group FORT FRANCIS E. E WARREN WARREM Wyo IW o June 18 Fred 18 Fred C. C Johnson avenue Salt Lake has hasi i been appointed battery commander for the training battery at nt the R. R 0 O T. T 1 C. C camp here The trainees number number num num- ber her 90 and are from the advanced military science classes o of the thc University University Uni Uni- of Utah and Colorado AgrIcultural Agricultural Agricultural Agri AgrI- cultural college Johnson son of Mr and Mrs E. E Johnson will have ha com com- Continued on Pace Pue Sixteen n F. F FC C. C JOHNSON MM AS BATERY BATTERY CH P I. I Continued from Page PAc Eleven J plc charge of the camp cp during duing 1 his tour tou x ur which lasts one week week- b Karl Bromley is acting as a ant B of the battery and arid Ralph Oswald Louis Lui Fouls Foutz Ivan Droubay Rlph Roy Fairclough Arthur Jones Cb Chet c Hirsch and nd Joe Jo Webb are arc chiefs and corporals for tor the period perio same Mme c ADAGE AAGE IS UPSET The Tho To adage that those who endure the bitter will enjoy the sweet was g upset here hee when John Bourne Boure WL and Bud Handley Hadley were relieved of or ad the onerous duties dutes of or battery batery commander th and first sergeant respectively They looked forward to t a a little bunk fa fatigue fa fa- tigue but were Immediately ly detailed for kitchen kitche duty peeling pot potatoes making pots pt and pans bright pott keeping the fire going and doing all aU the tho other usual duties of a a scullery queen queen They are kitchen kithen police pUce with no powers Tey whatever They Tey took tok the matter philosophically and ad remarked mate that It U tat probably is an old army ary custom Phantom armies aries of or Red and Bl Blue troops tp at war engaged the attention of at the trainees today tay On the attento rolling hills that roll rol and roll rol around ti this old Indian battleground the students thi were solving R R. R S. S 0 O. O P. P problems student which is 1 army amlY talk for sance occupation and selection of or artillery positions The Idea Is to get the tile artillery behind a hill bill hi to t shoot shot 1 t at an enemy which cannot bo be seen en b from the guns the thc fire being con cn- cn trolled by an observer who can cn s 's see se both both The Te problem involves some neat SELECTS mathematics POSITION for its it solution Tom Torn Badger son sn of Colonel Carl Badger Judge advocate Bager advocat general of the te Utah national guard gard was acting battery commander during the lem His task tk was wa to t lead the battory bat bat- tery tory in concealment to a A position piton from fr which It could lay down a P barrage bare on Red Re enemy infantry to t halt hat an advance on the Blues Badger turned the trick In an hour selecting his gun positions observation pItons tion ton posts post aiming point poInt concealment for his hi limbers Umbers running telephone lines and other necessary operations University of Utah students student comprised comprised com corn the battery batter commanders commander's special spa spa- P cial detail and the and the Colorado Aggles provided the drivers divers and section chiefs chefs All AU in irs all al the camp is progressing famously and the students are not student ar only learning much of the military art but are ae a royal good go time tie |