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Show TEST RUN, Dugway Proving Ground, Friday, August 27, 1965 It Happened Stand For Freedom ... at Dugway. by PFC Carl Eric ion After having leaped out of bed a good hour before the trumpet which awakena the sleeping - having done my con verted Canadian exercises -having also completed a few pages in the Kinsey report sud denly I noticed that it was still raining. PUZZLED I recalled the geographic placement of Dugway. Thought of words read, arid area, salty aoil, silicone sand, low humidity and little rain, penneatedthe mind, As I dusted, swept and buffed the rain continued. . Yes, today would be quite the day it a memorable day rained when it rained the day before. LITTLE BIG LEAGUE The Dugway Little League waned last week but gave evidence of endless life. The Cubs had won the first half of play and apparently had won the second half maka ing playoff unnecessary. went However, something wrong in the last week of play and the Pirates tied the Cubs for first place. The Cubs then forfeited the for the second playoff game half (at least we think they did). And as this paper of note presses, the Cub players say they won the league and the Pirates seem to think the deciding games will be played during world series time. The war in Viet Nam even a few weeks ago still seemed distant to most of us even in the military. There were a few headlines and somberw timings about escalation but most people were not stirred from their indifference. THEN SUDDENLY Viet Nam was not a game nor was it merely, a small concern for the military, the budget or the world. Undeclared aa jt may be, the United States is engaged in a war of far reaching scope and meaning. Now there are many with brothers, fathers, sons and husbands to which the words Viet Nam have new painful meaning. THE UNITED STATES has committed itself beyond recall to the defense of the freedom and autonomy of the Republic of South Viet Nam. President Lyndon B. Johnson has said that the cost will be high, the fight long, and success may not be an immediate conaequence but we are there to stay. - COMMISSIONED 1935 July "While "Doe not to aonmteUonrdoflknwlia htefcof Staff, Chief of SUIT of the Chief of Nani aa an etiliated member. ten. Chief cf BUS of the Air Fora, or Commawtant Amg artlee aervioo opply Marine Corpc, imleony ter thte rrede fa (0,140.20 rafsrdiesa of eumuteUn yean of rrvM- - computed under aeeUon 206 of Uite ItUe. "COMMISSIONED at Aberdeen Proving Ibis laboradie U. S. Armed Forces first venture into organized research, formally basic research fai ballistics, and in related fields of physics, mathematics, and chemistry, engineering. Its present staff in eludes many technicians as well as professionals, many of them scientists of worldwide reraui. Tooele County Fair Board FAIR ROYALTY chairman watches as Tooele County Fair Queen Linda Anderson, assisted by Stephanie LaRue and Sandy Dwyer cut opening day ribbon. 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This does not mean all these will be required in the Republic ofViet-Nait was pointed out. 0 Current plana call for a reman force in Viet-Napresenting a hole that must be filled elsewhere. The inWashington (AFPS) - The creased strength allows for per Ariny has indefinitely suspend- sonnel in transit between ased its enlisted grade insignia signments, training, and mainrevision, commonly called the taining strengths for worldwide stripes change over, sched- commitments. uled for Sept. 1. Secretary of Defense Robert Announcing the suspension, S. McNamara recently said the officials said ft has become personnel ratio over the Viet evident that more searching Cong is three- - to- - one. He analysis is required to deteras other U.S. officials do, mine what changes, if any, will this ratio is inadequate. be required. i A specific ratio has not been was The proposed change given, but estimates run as announced last February after high as 10-which officials a review of selected think excessive, considering officer positions and mobility and better greater the relationship between these equipment of forces. positions. It was designed to U.S. forces in Increasing give added prestige to the ser- RVN from 75,000 to 125,000 will vant major and to correct a create a more favorable ratio situation where two people in balance, officials believe, sayseparate pay grades wear the ing the Joint Chiefs of Staff same number of stripes. agreed against calling up reA more thorough examina- serves during the recent buildtion is now required, an officiup. al said, because of conversion Spokesmen point to reserves to a new combat logistics (true as a perishable commodity,! ture this year, and to the re- meaning they are called up for) organized infantry division. a year, and if not needed for As announced last spring, a several months, their full powreath would have been add- tential is not used. the sergeant majors1 ed to The objective in RVN, as chevrons and E3 lance stated, is to convince would previously been have stripes the Viet Cong and the North created. 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