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Show n SERVICE JOURNAL Just off the cress and ready for distribute A A , - r is me new, cium jtuJ '" finnluj n i cu oiilciaj service journal 'Air Force'. Hill Field's quo, HEW . I A Avarv f 1 VP soldiers a n A id. requested that upon distribution copies be passed nn n to others in order that everyone will on it. to read With a (foreword by AAF CG be able Arnold in th contents include 'Our Air Offensive Aleutians', 'How Dutch Indies Airmen TURKEY A PUMPKIN PIE AND Turkey, pumpkin pie, all the trimmings.., these will be served in barrack's messes about 1 o'clock Christmas Day. ..as fine a meal as the as can fine a meal as most civilians Army prepare, will have on their home tables anywhere. And with second helpings for the 'chow hounds'. Mess sergeants and chef's long ago placed their orders--ther- e will be no apparent rationing in the fine menu ready for the enlisted man's mess kit. THEM BAND W ILL PLAY. . . . in part from Christmas dinner the be the guest of the Coca Cola Company in the biggest radio production ever scheduled in the history of broadcasting. Beginning at 3 o'clock p. m. at the post theatre Recovered soldier here is invited to job becomes increasingly fill this need, to meet Forces News among officers it, red it, UP FROM Hill Field broadcasts from 4 to 4:15 r.m. after which the band moves to the operations ! n t: r until the conclusion of the progrnm. ci HOSPITAL TEAM With . t bowling near the end of the of competition, Station Hospital is inter-pos- tirst half in first still LEADS.. place. There are openings for four more teams, according to Cpl. hax Kosof in the Special Serv ice cf f ice , and any interested department or organization, military or civilian, can enter the second half of the schedule. known as the Air and with re-edit- ed magazine of general circulation Look and enlisted men alike. you will like it. RANKS Dilbeck and showing a network. over the Clue p 1 Among other promotions recently announced are those of Corporals. Husby (Quartermaster Corps) Botch (ADO), Rice (ADQ), and England (ADG) to sergeants. ...and PFC's Carter (ADG), Cor i el (ADQ), Evans (Quartermaster), Manning (ADG) Loveless (Ordnance), Van Asten (ADG), Avond (ADG) minutes hook-u- a for w national Letter expands, dress, into new A. jorsen anncuir..' it is to this problem that th service bulletin formerly Johnny Richards and his band... 16 pieces plus vocalists and performers., provide three hours of top musical entertainment. Throughout the United States 42 such bands will play nt 42 Each vill be on the air fifteen camps and fields. on s Fou8i J."ps, 'Combat Experiences of a Radio Operator' and many other articles of tremendous interest. Says Gen. Arnold: 'The best way to keep pace with new techniques of war is through the free exchange of ideas rnd information. When our air force wt small... so small that we knew each other by name... this was a comparatively easy task, but . , , . ' . now mac we are Duiiaing t nL c I military' aviation machine the world has ever known, the WOMEN - (ADG)ivO ON WHEELS The 31 graduates nv 9 corporals. of Hill Field's recent r .t women drivers nre ior timing C1P.8J degree of skill for beyond expectations, t11- - : : nd even the men with whom they work are forced admit that 'the girls do all right'. (see beln j |
