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Show UMITEB STATES AKMY SufiA iM U &?Jlj of the Service 3 1 1 a The Recruiting Sergeant can give you the ' information that will help you decide T, . TT , 0, . a . which branch fits you best. In all of them EN years ago.' it was 'pHE United States Army is open you wiU get the fie training. as a soldier necessary for the United for enlistments today. It wants me United States offers all its men in 1 States ArmV tO areue 110 mferlr applicants; it seeks young many branches you can get highly spec- mPTi intn ik ranks men of character and purpose; and iaiized training. 1I1C11 1I11U llfc lclIliS. -t promjses thOSe yOUng men that INFANTRY The men who have made the name of But, today the Army like the term of their enlistment will be "'l every other great university, fruitful years. good in any school at the post, goto. j . 1 1 j 1 t-m mi t a l'f CAVALRY When the horses are champing at the bit points with pride to its grad- They will come back to civil life and the vuowiegs- mount UP and the troop rides forth, t in perfect health their muscles, ere is ? thriU that no cavfvma" can ever !r&- ULC. Lo. r ' Horse of your own a good outdoor life and training for . m their eyes, their bearing all evidenc- future success. Four million of the nation's ing the finest professional care. held artillery "Action Front- comes the com- ' rVrtir'c!4- Tmnnrr t-rtn Tirprp T-I mand then watch the boys with the red hat cord snap U11U1UCL JSUUJ.I IIICII WCIC Cll- into it. A happy outfit with the dash of mounted ser- trUSted tO the ArmVS Care the pUrpOSe Of (the War vice added to interesting work th'at calls for head and J I . , , j i . i hand. Motors if you wish. A Department to develop in the . -.j. ... lifi CORPS OF ENGINEERS Army engineering is known MOST Of them are back in the American SOlUler tnOSe qualities the world over for its excellence, and an enlistment in the ranks of industry today; and which are the essentials to success ZtTZZT every parent in America, every em- m anY trade or business and are the chanicai and buuding trades, plover every teacher knows that prime requisites in an American. coast artillery Living on the sea coasts, guard- . . i t r rr&n '8 cities with big guns, getting time for study and a they are better, abler men for their citizen. wide and good technicai training, the c. a. c. man is pre- -u-Tot-"Q-ri-.a -i t. 2. J paring for a useful life and good pay and is having a good experience. Congress has appropriated time while he's learning. The c. a. c. aiso mans the TheV StflnH mvh linnn thHr $2,000,000.00 tO be USed in EdUCa- mobUe big gun regiments throughout the country. feet, a symbol of physical fitness. tional work in the Army Schools. In fJZ many CampS and pOStS men are be- planes and balloons has a chance to cash in big on his army They have learned how to exe- mg trained in the skilled trades and J'J! cute orders, and how to give at practically all Army stations, ordnance dept.- ordnance is appealing to them. schools are in operation in which the the studious vouns American, to wide opportunities r . . for study, it adds a business as well as a technical training. soldier can improve his education. C,AT mDBC .. . . . . THFRF is. in their ohnrnrterc: a signal coRPS-whether its laying a w.re from a iiJ-(ii- w, AAA tiiii wicuav,iua, d TVirnntrh PtllictmPtlt the TTniterl reel-cart at a gallop or installing a wireless station that maturity beyond their years, a A V cuiis uncut uic uuucu wi1 it3 message half round the world the Signal , tr GAtu StateS Army OlierS Opportunities tO Corps is fAere and a man who learns radio telegraph and VlSlOn and a SeJ I COnndenCe that are , -j jtj j. telephone work in the Signal Corps is always valuable. r , - r travel. It provides good food, good fundamentals 01 success. . , A j. medical department Good experience, good ClOtneS and gOOd Care. It glVeS a pay and training in all branches of hospital work and in The months that they gave to the training; which brines health phv- the Dental Corps- ExceIIent opportunity for future sue . . , " tr J cess. The Veterinary Corps teaches the care of horses Army were not lost months; the sical development mental quick- asweuas meat and muk inspection. records of the future will show more ness and self-confidence. It sends TANK CORPS The man who knows gas motors j rapid progress for them because of you back to civil life better equipped 1! the qualities which those months for American citizenship than when areaiipan of the Tank corps work. developed you enlisted. . quartermaster coRPs-The corps that feeds I " and clothes the Army offers a valuable training for future 'f business. Interesting work for the man who likes horses IT Jifrro t f in the Remount.Service. Where the U. S. A Personal Interview Involves no Obligation x CONSTRUCtion DivisiON-Practica, work in Army serves rrTTr xTTATT-ion-. tt -i a tt the many trades is part of the every day life of the Con- j I I H M A rvHI I) AlA A Y struction Division. Many opportunities to le3rn the American troops are serving in ava xlAU X. W VJ IXIVaVI X trades of highly paid specialists. AteskT,Chinr, RECRUITING STATIONS' AREt CHEMICAL WARFARE SERVICE For a man and here in the U.S. A. The Re- with a little knowledge of chemistry or for any ambitious n. cruiting Sergeant will gladly give '" t ' laaatiwia3HMHHII II I young man who would like to get that knowledge, there you all tha details. ;g interesting work and rapid advancement in the C. W. S. ArmoTGtSuPH: 1 FTT STTi MOTOR TRANSPORT CORPS-A thorough practi- vate, you're under orders and if VWfe iHfi 1688 - cal training in motors and their accessories, and in driving 1 your outfit moves and you're i. V JL jLjL-J jL V1J- as weU, is given in the well-equipped schools of the Motor needed elsewhere, your duty is Transport Corps, to CO. SALT LAKE '" 1 , 1 |