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Show The DESERET SAMPLER, Fri Aug. 1, 1969 Stuart Career Counselor's Corner New USAH Commander The soldier who enjoys a challenging job will want to consider reenlisting under the Special Forces option. There is probably very little we can add to what you already know about the accomplishments of the select group of men who wear the green beret. While Special Forces troopers are men of brawn, they are also deeply involved in helping the people of the country in which they are serving. Talk to a member of Special Forces and chances are he will be proudest of the many good deeds he has done in his assignment. You, too, can become part of the Special Forces team if you are an E--5 or below with less than four years of service. Members of the Army Reserve and the National Guard who are enlisting in the Regular Army for the first time are eligible regardless of the nuinler of years of service. Terms of reenlistmeut for this option are from three to six years. Before you qualify for training in Special Forces, you'll have to prove that you are a rugged and intelligent individual. You must pass the Special Forces selection battery test with a minimum score of 3H0, the FT test with a 2(X) and be able to swim 200 yards. If you meet these qualifications, and pass your physical examination, you will then begin a long period of intensive training. For example, if you are not airixirne qualified, you will start your training at jump school. You will also lie trained to climb mountains, traverse snow, rapell down the sides of steep cliffs, move through jungle undergrowth, paddle a raft up an alligator-infeste- d river and learn to live off the land. The alwve training will lie in addition to the specialized training designed to nuke you an expert in a specific field. This specialized training might lie in communications, demolitions, operations and intelligence or as a medic. You will not only lie trained in a field in a second field so that you can of specialty but also take over the duties of a unit memlier who might lie incapacitated. We have additional information about this option and about the work of the Special Forces and will be more than glad to pass it along to you. You can visit us next to Military Personnel in building 5440 from 0730 to 1630. If you prefer to call first, our number is Dugway 's Army Hospital gained a new commander last week with the assignment of LTC Richard B. Stuart as commanding officer. Departing Dugway for Korea is COL Paul W. Sheffler, former commander of the hospital, who had been at Dugway since July 1966. LTC Stuart has already had a tour in Korea, and has seen duty in the West before, having been assigned to White Sands COL Paul Sheffler, post commander CUTTING UP Missle Range for some time. of the US Army Hospital here cuts a cake baked in his LTC Stuart received a BS honor. LTC Richard B. Stuart is the new hospital commandfrom Ohio State in anatomy, er, replacing COL Sheffler, who is on bis way to Korea. followed four years later by a degree in medicine from the same school. He has attended several clinics and symposia in his field while in the Army. LTC Stuart, his wife Mattie, A Dugway Proving Ground Army Washington (ANF) and their young son and daughChief of Staff Ceneral W. C. Certificate of Achievement has ter reside at 518B Bonfin at Westmoreland presented the lieen awarded to CPT Helen R. Dugway. Department of the Army Safety Nelson, US Army Nurse, for her Award of Honor for fiscal year outstanding performance of duties 1U08 to the U.S. Army Materiel while assigned to the US Army Command (USAMC) on July 1. Hospital at Dugway. She was particularly comGeneral Ferdinand . Chesarek, Commanding General of USAMC, mended for her work in the post received the award for General natal field and for her devotion to - cross-train- 2884. Band Option Don't know if any of our readers play any band instruments but I thought I would tell you about the Army band reeulistment option. A person who can qualify under this option will lie assigned to an Army band or to a military music school as an instructor. To qualify, a man must lie able to read music for his instrument fluently, lie able to play scales and related arpeggios most frequently encountered in band literature, and lie able to pass an audition liefore an Army bandmaster. This option is open to men with less than four years of service or below. The term of enlistment is from three to who are 's six years. Call me if you think you can qualify for this exciting musical E-5- opportunity. Nelson Earns AMC Gels DA Award ' DPGCERT. Westmoreland. duty. The Certificate was presented The award is given annually to the command with the best safety to CPT Nelson by COL Charles program. USAMC previously re- M. Shadle, post commander. CPT Nelson has recently relinceived the award in 1063, 19fifi and 1967. In 1963, the command was quished her duties in preparation awarded the Department of the for reassignment to the Republic of Vietnam. Army Safety Award of Merit. FY U.S. 1908 the During Army in general made impressive By Gisela Blake reductions in accidents causing losses of personnel, materiel and Let's be thankful for the things we take for granted: money. A sunny sky, a lovely flower, a majestic tree Let's be thankful for every day we live, for a kind word and encouraging smile we receive Let's be thankful that we can hear, talk, see, feel and touch, CPT George W. Warren, IV that we can laugh, cry and sing, will join the Staff and Faculty of we can walk, jump and run. that the US Army CBR Weapons Ori- Let's be thankful for a place to entation Course in for some food to eat, live, CAPT WARREN arrives from for a friendship to share. Vietnam where he served as Assi- Warren New Plans are underway to reinstall the photo crafts facility at Dugway. In order to insure that there is sufficient demand for the facility so, that space allocations can be justified, an informal survey of personnel at Dugway is being conducted. If you are interested in utilizing a black and white photo crafts facility, send your name and status (military officerem, civilian, dependent) to the Information Office, Attn: stant Adjutant General, Long Binh SF5 Wootan. Constructive comments will Post and Administrative Officer, be welcomed, though it should C--l Section, Headquarters, 1st Air be emphasized mat this is Cavalry Division. He will lie as- -' not the time to air old gripes. signed as Chief, Administration and Security Division, CBRWOC. CPT Warren, a graduate of the US Army Adjutant Generals School has a BA degree in English from the Virginia Military Institute and an LLB Degree in Law from the University of Virginia. He has been admitted to the practice of law in the Commonwealth of Virginia and has membership in the Virginia State Bar, Virginia Trial Lawyers Association, the American Bar Association and the American Trial Lawyers Association. Mrs. Paula Warren, a graduate of Mary Washington College of the University of Virginia, will accompany her husband to Dugway. She has a B.A. degree in French and holds membership in Le Circle Francaise, Washington, D.C. Both Main Captain and Mrs. Warren are natives of Richmond. Virginia. Get 2nd Watch for price 2nd Watch equal Value or less! Bateman Jewelry 5 No. vmirMua th The Credit Union Saving is the key to says Start saving today at the credit union whore your money works. You receive generous dividends because credit union members work, loan and save for profit together-n- ot not for charity but for mutual service. -- ' - r You are sure to be more pro fitable saving at your Credit! CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT Captain Helen R. Nelson, USA Hospital is congratulated by LTC Rose Munchbach, chief nurse following the presentation of a Certificate of Achievement to CPT Nelson upon her departure for Vietnam. Fedtra Union. Dugway 2 Credit Union 512-257- mid-Augu- Buy One Watch V One-tenof an ounce of uranium renerated the first atomic bomb explosion. Umbrella Man -- Admin Chief Facility Mines at Sudbury. Ontario, produce 75 percent of the world's nickel lupplj. To Give Thanks CBRWOC Crafts Photo - His wife TURNS OVER A NEW LEAF Getting his major's leaves is Dr. Robert Agnew. assists Dr. Charles James in making the promotion. pgr Back to School QSuggestionsi uress inoes Canvas Shoes Stockings Underwear irts Luggage Suit Bags Tote Bags Mens Kits Scarves Purses Hand Bags Hair Accessories School Supplies Sweaters Summer Sale Ends Thurs. Many Items Still in Stock Hood Drug 34 South Main Desert Drifts by Mary Lou Nahas The Dugway Women's Club monthly coffee will be held Tuesday, August 5, at 10 am. at the COM. Mrs. Theodore Teske, president stated that the executive board will meet before the coffee. The Thrift Shop will be closed during the month of August, Mrs. Lothar Salomon announced, but will reopen in September on a regular schedule. The Bridge Group is meeting regularly, Mrs. Kenneth Brauner, bridge chairman, stated that the group welcomes people who would like to play just for the summer. She requested that interested people watch the Daily Bulletin for the time and place. Summer seems to lie the season for newcomers at Dugway. New residents include Major and Mrs. William Rourke, who come from Beaufort Marine Air Station in South Carolina. Mary Lee, whose hometown is San Antonio, Texas, says that she keeps busy just taking care of her family, which includes Ellen, who is almost twelve and who will be going into the seventh grade; Bill, ten, who will lie a fifth grader; and Brian, six,, who will be in the first grade next fall. Major Rourke will be the Marine Corps liaison officer ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY our Sefwol TOSS arnival SEE OUR COLOSSAL COLLECTION for CBR. First Lieutenant Frank 's wife since June 24. Jean Lindgren. comes from Minnesota, where she worked in a bank. She enjoys sewing and cooking and while at Dugway, would like to do some Iwliv sitting. Coming from Ft. Sam Houston, Texas, to he commanding officer of the hospital is LTC Richard B. Stuart. Mattie, whose home state is Mississippi, keeps busy with their children, Doug, eight, and Kathy, four. Richard and Pat Miller come from Fort Walton Reach, Florida, where Richard was employed as an electrical engineer. Pat, who attended Montreal and Bclha-ve- n Lind-gren- OF BIG AND LITTLE SISTER FASHIONS. $4 sizes 3 to 6x Colleges, sewing, enjoys reading, arts and crafts. Her special talent is teaching, and as a hobby she collects cook books. The Millers are the parents of Leslie, who is three and 6 one-hal-f. Phillip and Linda Foster come from the University of Missouri, where Phillip was a student. The Fosters have two children, Preston, five, and Eric, 17 months. Linda, who attended nursing college, enjoys sewing and baking. Captain and Mrs. Richard Haley, who are lnitli from Arkansas, were previously sizes 7 to i4 . 5 sizes 3 to 6x, 7 to 1 4 treat her to several! Penney' Carol Evan ho come op with some real winnerj this season . . . you and your girl will hav a hard time choosing, so you might as well come prepared! You'll find the most colorful collection ever in the fabrics that need such a little care . . . It's Back to School Time at Penneys station- ed at Ft. Rkhard is IIHG commander. Carolyn's talent is oil painting. She si" enjoys ceramics, '.u(f knitting. $ . Open Monday Night Till 9:00 p.m. Tooele Open Friday Night Till 9:00 p.m. |
