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Show Hill Field, Utah 16, 1944 Wednesday, February Captain A. B. Wamtmakei Special Information Officer Publla Relations Officer, Lieutenant Benno 0. Levy : If L EDITORIAL SUPERVISION For Special Service! Captain Carl 8. Menger TS 9 They Designed a Crash fir; for Special Project! Major Robert ftenfro M. Thoraason Editor i TBgt. Ryland Cpl. Sylvaiter Adessa Managing Editor . .Sgt. Thomas Boright .Reporter Larry C. Evans " Reporter , Reporter Marge Fernlmen . . .Sgt. Oeorge L. Kinney and Base Photo Section ' The Photography. tiuuieider is pubtusned' weemy in the interests ot the military and civilian personnel of the Air Base. Ogden Air Depot and Ugden Air Service Command, Hill Field, Ogden, Utah, and la distributed free each Wednesday. It Is printed with the facilities and through the cooperation of The Ogden Standard-Examine- r. Opinions expressed In this paper are those of the Individual writers and members of the staff, and do not necessarily reflect the attitude ot the army or of the commanding officer. It or published Is requested that articles appearing in its columns be not without the express consent of the Public Relations Office at Hill Field. The War Department, material Service. receives supplied' by Camp Newspaper 205 East 42nd Street, N. .Y C- Credited material may not be republished without permission from Camp Newspaper Srrvtr .................... ...... K, ir m, - ; -- w,- J Hill-field-er - "We Are determined that, beiore the sun sets on this terrible struggle, our flag will be recognised throughout the world as a symbol ot freedom on the one hand and ot overwhelming power on the other." Extract" from address by General Marshall to graduating; class at West Point, May 29, 1942. When You're Tempted Don't Be! "If you tell where he's going, he may not get there." So goes the caption on one of the most war posters of our time. The picture shows a soldier ready to leave port of embarkation, and the line explains itself. American people, as well as people throughout the world, are prone to gossip and delight in spreading information. That factor, has been, and will" be until the war is won, a e enemy that can be defeated only by personal eye-catchi- ng v . ' hospital who saw. the need for j a Wfalta fieri: . XTl...tnl- - complete crash fl rst aid kit and then helped design and construction. supervise . I Field Medics Devise a Novel Crash Kit for Emergencies Plane Here Recognized By Visiting Colonel B-2- fl nvfpiilA Hnvan ntlfl lln. A 4 Last year, realizing the need for first aid and periuf a at even head nurse t! crashes, surgeon, airplane surgery flight .' Lt. Col. Don S. Velliquette, at Hill Hill Field at medical section and sergeant Infordesigned supervised of Battle That is why the Safeguarding Military Field on an inspection tour this novel crash splint-uni- t. a of construction Hill mation must be decided by each individual himself. Each week( was all attention when he The three people instrumental ; Field worker and soldier is responsible to himself and to heard someone in the officers' club devising the crash kit were: Ni hi& countrymen for safeguarding of any military information mention the "Ubangi Bag," a Gertrude Hogan, Sgt. Walter on the maintenance repair line hutek and Flight Surgeon K which he may have in his possession. here. Charles E. Englehart (no longer Maybe you don't know a confidential technical order The "Ubangi Bag" it seems, was this field J. Made in the sewing depai for aircraft but you may, have heard that a certain squad- the plane that brought Colonel VelAnother Hill Field soldier-WA- C romance half-wa- y had its culmination in hangar two, the kit or around the world ron was moving to another station. And maybe that little liquette folds into a canvas bag about from Bangor, India, several weeks last week in the marriage of Pvt. size of two golf bags which wl bit of information Virginia Mariana of the WAC deyou do have is just what some enemy ago, and landed in Florida. Gan-so- n reveals a voluminous cap to opened here tachment Sgt. Daryl Colonel Velliquette is with the agent is listening to hear. 482nd ity replete with medical sup service of section, headspecial of AAF office air inspector, instruments from plain squadron, at Sgt.. Ganson's and Enemy agents don't confine their, appearances to comic quartersColorado Springs, and he AB hesive tape to delicate scalpels. in home Cedar Iowa. Rapids, a member of an inspection parstrips, movies and newspaper headlines. The nearest agent wasthat bride-to-b- e Four blankets, steel arm spl and Ganson his to ferried Sgt a Andol, ty may be the man who's drinking beer next to you at a bar. India and returned in the "Ubangi left last week for Cedar Rapids, and Thomas lee SDlints areisall which pu He may be the" friendly stranger who makes conversation Bag," Bangor, India. The inspection where the wedding ceremony took of the equipment to save iW packed stakingly with a visit place during furlough more took colonel the than trip Should surgery and anesthetiej about your' job as you ride into town on the bus. He may be 35,000 miles around the world by relatives. of has Mariana been Pvt assigned necessary atis the sceneand but air. the waiter who brings your order in a cafe. ether provided Hill to crash, since Field last November, Colonel Velliquette was not faof every description are he isn't going to tell you who he is miliar It's cinch with the combat record of and has participated in a number ages eluded. WAC of recruiting trips throughthe "Bag," and her nose has been but he is going to listen to all you will tell him. Prize packages are small to cover the original leg- out the area. She is now assigned repainted are unrivaled in chance remark It wouldn't be any fun to know your end of her accomplishments. How- to the base motor pool as a chauf- packets that e heat wil in a public place had resulted in the sinking of a troop trans- ever, he does know that the color- feur. Her home is in Cleveland, eratinsr snap-ban-or hot water of connections Ohio. decorated bomber was brought fully useful in would out the kind. in it? Especially port Pacific, Sgt Ganson, who has been as- cases, the packets contain a into the designated air depot with scars of heavy combat over enemy signed here for 15 months, is well leal It would be a horrid feeling to think that your yap-ya- p that need be moistened known at Hill Field. He collaborabout the change in tech order had caused the death of a territory. The tail had been shot ated with a couple of teaspoonsfuD Sgt Martin Stern on only off, the hydraulic equipment badly to immediately t cold water the and of the score of pilots, too. design' . painting shot up, and other heavy damage If kept covered hot extremely murals headin OASC of the lobby That's why the OASC intelligence officer, Lt. Col. Gor- lnniciea. "rejuvenated" and blankets quarters and .also on the decorawill tion of the Little theatre, the quently with water, they don V. Holcomb, reminds all Hill Fielders this week to watch ior out heat to tinue give Officers' and various squadclub, Conveyor their talk. hours. ron day rooms on the field. Too Slow The first soldier-WA"The information you have may not be labeled 'Secret,' wedding among Hill Field personnel was Paper 'Confidential,' or 'Restricted,'" he commented, "but if it's of that Sgt. Paul Quincannon and home-mad- ' " combat." - ' - . Field WAC and EM B-24- D Married In Iowa : that B-2- 4J a that that a Belt Line for When a Hillfielder reporter last week asked Supervisor Carl Larsen of Hill Field's Instrument repair department whether his section had installed a conveyor belt similar to those recently set- up in some other ASC area commands to accelerate production, his answer was: "No, those things are too slow for military information, do your part to safeguard it." Talent Tryouts This Buchanan-Taphor- n Sunday at Three Wedding Friday Ellen Jean Buchanan of machine service branch will become the bride of Pfc. Charles Taphorn of the 99th repair squadron at a ceremony in the base chapel at 5 o'clock Friday evening, when Chaplain Joseph F. Philbin will officiate. Miss Buchanan came to Hill field 's Minnesota, and Private home is in Cincinnati, Ohio. Soloist for the wedding will be Roy J. Anderson, and Miss Elizabeth F. Buchanan and Corporal Francis C. Fisher will act as attendants to the bride and groom. from Tap-horn- More tryouts for Hill Field workers or soldiers who can sing, dance, give humorous skits or otherwise entertain an audience will be held in the east wing recreation hall at Hillcrest next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, it was announced this week by the recreaUon unit of employe relations.. Patrick Ford is volunteer in charge of the tryouts, and entertainers who wish to be auditioned may call the recreation unit at extension 8316 or see one of the hostesses at the Hillcrest recreation halls. JVlole Call unofficial) bp m i "- " s i tuts si - i m bw weeks ago in the base chapel. 482nd . . labor-savin- iiiirr m & "The Thirsty Third," a t. periodical, page time FeW First Sergeant twice-month- ly be Issued for the first Tns ary 22, by the personnelit ofwas v Detachment, 15th SCU, nounced this week by Jl) Ham R, Mackie. Grace bo Lorraine (Larry) Knott, clerk-typi- st in hangar one became the bride of First Sgt Elmer E. Brasel of the 482nd AB squadron at a single-rin- g ceremony in the base chapel here at 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Chaplain Karl A. Tube-sin- g officiated. Mrs. Brasel is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Hall of North Platte, Neb. Her mother was present for the ceremony. Her only attendant was Mrs. Betty Raye Brownell, while SSgt Robert J. Smith of 482nd acted aa best man. He apparently wasn't kidding. Recently the department increased production over 700 per cent through the development of several time g and procedures. The Instrument repair department here has its own ipecial assembly line. t 3rd Detachment To Make Appearance Marries Field Girl us." i7i iiii i Pvt Charlotte Bremmer a few - by Milton CaniW, creator of mil mi PI ELD MANUAL FUBLOUGM NOMENCLATURE BASIC C Instrument Repair hn suitor. nHIl m.. TVit..e.f,, Third" will be toed job, and will contain storiti the lighter vein concerns officera, 42 eniistea wrumuH " n m anf norannilfrl. the The paper will appear1ere" 99n A at aeh month be distributed amonfg will and w formerly employed in UC ment Roar Echelon Don Jusn cM.wt,M,.,Mtftt,tw,WwM,w, ir.A Wh Terry and the Pirates' m . wtwi w. v'w bLTIAl m snsiAiiii. i '.jvxassi i m ss' v m i i i!) V ASSAULT ni f n j ain.ii w sx r ii si ui sr imw i ttyl fna Uti jgr ti av Ma .in m nrvwsr ' |