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Our Army          May 1945          Vol. XVII No. 5          Pages

Cover: By Edward Rosen

Inside Articles:

Front and Center
Editorials
Silly Salvos
Towards An Understanding of Military Government
     By Lt. Hirsch L. Silverman
G.I. Joe
     By Charles Shows
The Gentleman Soldier
     By PFC Charles A. Cerami
Some Of My Best Friends Are Texans
     By Warrant Officer James V. Lovell
Supersergeant!
     By Sergeant Dick Bothwell
Old Soldiers Never Die
     By Jasper B. Sinclair
They Were Alive, Tra La!
     By Corporal George G. Holtz
When We Were Brave
     By Gerald V. Stamm
Some Heroes Are Like That
     By Captain Joseph Bryla, M.C.
Peace, Brother, Where Is It?
     By Technical Sergeant William Tusher
The Way Of The Woman
     By PFC John R. Clawson
Reprieve From Death
     By Lester E. Howe
A Future American Hero
     By Sergeant Gordon Keith
Historical Queerosities
     By Gerald V. Stamm
Shangirl-Army
     By PFC Zene Tuttler
Here’s How
     By Corporal Thomas E. Foreman
Paul Reif – Composer of Gertie From Bizerte
     By Sergeant Irv J. Gitlin
Pass In Review
     By Herbert E. Smith
The Post-War Job
     By PFC Boyd E. McDonald
We Are Not A Problem
     By Corporal Maxwell S. Boas
Postwar Reconversion
     By Cpl. Zene Tuttler
What D’ya Want From Me, Blood?
     By PFC Bill Sears
Character Analysis
     By Staff Sergeant Ray Cox
Physical Training
     By Pvt. F. C. Zorn
Et Comment
     By James A. Hines
Letter Home – A Flyer Tells About A Bombing Raid Over Germany
Stuka
     By Corporal James A. Lacona
Grey Freight Train Smoke
     By Staff Sergeant Vincent Maury
Random Thought Association in Africa
     By a Medical Officer
Corporal Punishment
     By Boris Randolph
Italianotes
     By Sgt. Charles W. De Mangin
All Things Is Relative
     By Sergeant John Readey
Our Army’s Crossword Puzzle
     By Private Jay Bee
Books You Should Read
Our Soldiers
     By Sgt. Elmer F. Ruark
G.I. Men in White
     By Private Sherwin S. Cloth
A Story of Production
With OUR ARMY Poets
OCS Mnemonics
     By Lt. William Walden
Laugh Those Growls Away
     By James Sledge
Glory Boy
     By Sergeant Frank Monteleone
Keep Your Powder Dry
     By Walt Munson