PS Magazine Issue 12 1953 series [12 ed.]

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ARMY

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az in e P. S. M ag Ed i to r. Pr ov in g Gr ou nd Ab er de en M ar yl an d A be rd ee n,

tr ai nis si on ofd as a ve th e m an Fo rc es haas in di vi du al s Th is d el Fi t t. my We in Ar ie rs how to fi gh cc es s in co m ba fi gh tin g su of so ld to in su re io n in m et ho ds d pr es er va tio n in g al l ct an th e te am pa rt of in cl ud es in st rucl ud e th e ca re tr ai ni ng of ne ce ss i ty in t by an d m us en t. us e on ly as es be ca h w il l ca rr y of eq ui pm ic ne ve r ce ai ni ng ts be fo rm ed wh at he do es hi s tr r fo Th e ne ed ti ce ca n ha bi t an d in su re th l en ab le hi m fi gh pr ac t w il to , co ns ta nt ie r th ro ug h th e re of eq ui pm en r. th e m ea ns th e so ld er ha bi ts of ca nd , in go od or de ha at e. jo b . Pr op bl av ai la S. to ha ve jo b. su e of P. re ce nt is, el oq ue nt ly do th is re in a ck y Pi er La te Company B" os e who ne gLu of y th he Th e st or ng fi lm . "T at aw ai t co m ba t th tr ai ni an d th e e pi tf al ls of ni ng . n gi ve de pi ct th no re th ei r tr ai az in e ca ig yo ur m age on th e ba tt le le ct or th e he lp iv rv te su ia ec to ap pr r how ie ld . I sh al l so le tt th e ac hi ng es s in ba us in te d ac hi ev e su cc fi el d an

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IN THIS ISS Vol. No. 12

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Fix The Ne": Be Bright With

Editor. p . S. Magazine Aberdeen proving Ground Aberdeen. Maryland

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of equipment. The need for training never ceases because only by constant practice can habits be formed which will carrY thO soldier through the fight and insure that hO doeS his job. proper habitS of care of equipment will enable him to haVe available . at hand. in good order. thO means to.

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do tbiS The jOb. story of LuckY Pierre in a recent iSSue of p. S· and thO training film. "The Late company B". eloquently depict the pitfallS of combat that await thOSe whO neg-

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lect or ignore tbeir training · I shall appreciate the h01P your magaz ine can givee uS in teaching the soldier hOw to survive on thO batU -

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Keeping In Shape

Oe in Army Field Forces have thO mission of training all soldiers hOW to fight as individuals and as a part of thO team to insure success in combat. This training includes instruction in methodS of fighting and must of necessity include thO care and preservation

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ARMAMENT L,ghts 532 New ZI Amm~ sAMMUNITION FIRE CONTRO upply 538

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Free Turn-In DEP~RTMENT5

editorial Combat Mainte Connie Rodd :ance

and achieve succesS in battle.

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Joe Dope Limerick Half-Mas. Windy's W' d Contributio~ns s.orms

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