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Show Dugway Proving Ground, Friday Oct. 7, 1966 The Cauldron by Sp4 Breitbart The time of parting, dear fri ends, has come; the long, hard. O.D. road draws to an end. As I prepare to take the Croat Silver Bird off to the rising smog-suI realize that it would be most ungracious of me to leave two years of my life behind with- out a word of thanks for all the and things who made it possible, if not always enjoyable, and flowers therefore: to President Lyndon B. Johnson, Chief, who made it all possible, and the A.C.C. making Dugway possible; to Whitehall Street in New York and all the nice people who work there; to Constance Greer, clerk of Local Board 63 in Jamaica, New York; to the kind person who taped the subway token to my of induction (the first of many nice gestures); to the cadre at the Fort Jackson reception for making me feel wanted, and to LT Lockshiss, SGT Blaze and SGT Stokes, who went out of their way to make me comfort- able during those first hard eight weeks; to PVT Borden, whose nervous breakdown made me a squad leader to the members of Fort Jackson, during the training cycle of 16 October - 16 1964, wherever they are; to SFC Quinones, who made me do fifty pushups for having my field jacket unbuttoned; to Gilles, my first Dugway First Sergeant, who threatened me much for having my field jacket unbuttoned; to SGT Her-man Meier, who told me many times, and in no uncertain terms, to button my field jacket; to my field jacket; to Cecil Nelson, the first Dugway soldier I ever saw; to all the Dueway oldtimers, who set me on the path of righteous- ness; to SPS Ricketts, the Bone Popper, to the showers, too much and too late; to the den- tist at Fort Jackson who showed me how to brush my teeth with the big O.D. toothbrush; to the unknown and unsung acton who fight and kvetch in all those great underground Army train- ing films, and especially to the un- conscious people who make them; to the showers and wild flowers; to editors of "Esquire", and their vicarious field manual; to Captain Carpenter, who Showed Us How It's Done; to Carol Doda, Bruce, Norman Mailer, nuovo and the Army officer in Vietnam who ordered a life- time "Playboy" subscription for his men; to David Duncan, William Blake, SGT- - Barry Sadler, Gene Autry, Alma Cluck, Rosemary June and the ' Four Sergeants, Jean-Lu- c Godard, Miles Davis, Smith, the Impressions, the Four Tops, the Marvelettes, Dean Rusk, Mrs. Miller, the Fugs, Willie Mc Tell, the Beach Melvin Feuerman, Boychicks, S Bach, the "New York Times", Norman Podjoretz, Eastman Kodak, United Air Lines, AT&T, the "Salt Lake Tribune", the Mommas and the Poppas, shock rock, sheet rock, malted milk, T. Monk, n, -- C-l-- 1, E. Dolphy, J. Ilany. Billie Holiday, Mohammed All, Ravi Shan-ka- r, Chatur Lai, Pablo Casals, the Budapest String Quartet, the Princeton-Columbi- a Electronic Music Center, the Deseret No. munks, Hogan's Heroes and "Everybody Else" who made music for me during the last two years; to the 'Velfare and Morale team of J. Daniels, I. 'V. Harper, J- W. Dant and T. Collins; to Buggs thumbs; to Talbert, saint, Hoffman and all the other new Speedeefives who will tinue the Dugway tradition of making rank and money; to an Forbes, for "King Rat," to Stanley Kubrick, for "Dr. St range-fo- r love," to Blake Edwards, for two scenes in "What Did You Do in the War, Daddy?". To Sam's Lounge, John Rano-chathe Interlude, the Top President Lyndon B. Johnson, they held their annual club champ-lette- r tour, Aaron won over $100,000 championship. He was consistent, however, for he finished as and Highway 40, Lucille's in Eureka, Clover rollover; to 730 wake-up- s, 104 linen exchanges, teM of thousands of cups, dishes, gJsses, silver (ha) ware, alphabet blocks of training. "The Grand Illusion", a dozen CQ's, hours green cinderblock, hot feet on the company street, no sleep, bed board and bored bed, ds of sign ins and outs, up down sideways round, stones that don't 1011 and gather moss, buffers (!) wax inspections corrections, T rations, defections, infections, protections, inflections and so on, co,umn rights and lefts, hup cup hun7 P. nd my parents, who made it a11 possible. And to you, Cauldron readers, a special thanks bearing it all; the ear of perception, J-- ; Cros-peop- RUBBER HIP BOOTS Sizes 3 to 12 elected grado rubber with dsep tho utfor insolts soles and cushion most in comfort . . . inside knot harTop ness. INSULATED HIP BOOTS le Super X Remington Norma Federal k, WINCHESTER NORMA, SUPER X, REMINGTON, ' 12 Gauge 30-0-6 Regular 5.00 run-cent- 25 rounds 300 Savage 16 Gauge 4S R?"lar 4.50 A 3.70 w 20 rounds gWl Regular , Raaular 135 25 rounds 20 rounds 12 Gauge Regular uw inn je.31 2 2.90, 25 rounds 16 Gauge Regular Low Brow 2.75 25 rounds rlU A .243 Win. (tegular 0 4.50 20 rounds 30-4- 0 20 Gauge a39 Regular hund-Decemb- er Krag Regular O 5.00 20 rounds 25 rounds IVsri Drifts 20 rounds " by Barbara M cDonald 6.15 A 3L The Officers' Wives Club monthly coffee will be held on Tuesday, October 4. Christmas cards and criokliouks will 1e on sale once again, e, On Tuesday. Octnlwr 25. men's Club ineinliers are offered the opportunity of touring the CBR School and the facilities at Ditto Technical Center. There will be a box lunch at the Offi-th- e eers' Open Mess. Reservations may be made with Mrs. John Harling from Octolxr 10 to 20. We welcome Mrs. Ralph a hid to Dugway. Lieutenant nel Rush id is an instructor in the CBR Weapons . Orientation Course and will assume the duties of Director of Instruction in Novemlter. The Rashids have three children. Their oldest daughter. Mrs. J. y F. Murray, is the wife tf a Icnant and is living in Germany, Their son. Edward, is a caclel at ihc Air Force Acadeim and dautfi-Blin- d ter Patricia is a junior at Dugway High School. Before coining to Dugway, LTC Rash id was stationed in Korea. Ann and the children lived in Pittsburgh during his lour there, The Rashids are Ixth natives of Youngslown. 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COMPLETE WITH and 4 POWER SCOPE and SIGHTED MOUNTS-MOUNT- ED Super-Co- 59.50 te eg. 15.88 Now Only I Here's the same rifle complete with 4 power, nitrogen filled, rifle scope featuring full coated lenses for Saving is the ey to independence! When you save your Hard earned money! at your credit union, it provides generous dividends. Savings at your credit union provides availability and safety. Credit union members work, loan and not for m save together profit not for charity but for mutual service. "Savings metal case Everything you need In 7.65 Argenrine j50 O - . SHOTGUN 35 Rem. Regular 4)52 20 rounds 301 BrltMi lieu-Jimm- future" Dugway Credit Union, O' O 3 76 20 rounds 30-0- 6 A 20 rounds The frame of his glasses cracked, the1 right lens dropped to the floor and the employee received a cut on the right side of his nose. This Dugway employee believes that his safety glasses saved him from serious injury or possible the loss of one eye. Dugway Proving Ground has the means to save sight. Let's .use it. Wear your protection safety glasses and equipment on and off the job. Always thing of YOUR safety! i is KITS FEDERAL SHELLS Colo-cinem- glasses. ii i) CLEANING PACIFIC Limit 5-B- ox lias-Len- ff m Regular 5.00 2S7 Roberts 7mm Mauser Regular N 284 Win. 3j)39 with the easily OUTER'S Serve There must be active acceptance of the need for precautions and stringent application of proved and accepted safety measures. At Dugway Proving Ground, both supervisors and employees recognized and appreciate the dollar value of safety media, equipment and activities. These personnel never settle for "half-safe- " eye safety on or off the job. Since the implementation of its eye protection program, Dugway Proving Ground has established a record of more than four years without any employee missing a single work shift due to eye injury. THE DUGWAY Proving Ground mandatory eye protection , program provides eye protection for any employee who is exposed condtions or operations. The supervisor of an to activity will determine the employee's need for eye protection. He will then submit a request for safety glasses, with justification, to the Safety Division. The employee pays for the eye examination and prescription. , The properly signed prescription and request are then processed and safety glasses are ordered by the Safety Division. The safety glasses are furnished without cost to the employee. AN EMPLOYEE of the Carpenter Shop at Dugway Recently had a work accident which might have cost him an eye if he hadn't been wearing safety glasses. He was trimming the end of a split piece of wood and a portion of the split board was hooked by saw blade. 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