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Our Army          June 1945          Vol. XVII No. 6          Pages

Cover: By Pfc. Len Friedman

Inside Articles:

Front and Center
Silly Salvos
Editorials
Our Army Poets
The American and The Japanese As A Soldier
     By Lt. Hirsch Lazaar Silverman
Army Fable
     By Lt. Col. Melton Smith
So You Want Your Own Business
     By Leo Cherne
Orientation Orders Courtesy Pfc. Joe Carr
In Defense of The Latrine Rumor
     By Pfc. John Briggs
Make Way For The Dead
     By Pfc. Ell Ess Are
Re-Conversion Piece
     By Corporal Bill Sears
Do Pin-Ups Hurt Morale?
     By Pfc. John Briggs
Mask of Death
     By Herbert E. Smith
The Chaplains Fought Too
     By George T. Ness, Jr.
A Soldier Looks At Wartime Literature
     By Corporal Jacob Heller
A Soldier’s Credo
     By Lt. Hirsch Lazaar Silverman
A Little Learnin’
     By Corporal Ben Anderson
The Story Behind the Picture Or Sturkjerkel Always Gets His Cat
     By Staff Sergeant Ray Cox
A Soldier Is Broadened
     By Lt. Edward F. O’Connor
Sergeant McGurk Makes A Note
     By Sergeant Gordon Keith
Message To Civilians
     By Corporal Maxwell S. Boas
That PX Sweetheart Of Mine
     By Sgt. Fred W. Sample
Our Army’s Cross Word Puzzle
GI Joe
     By Sgt. Charles W. DeMangin
There Are No Atheists in Foxholes
     By Cpl. Maxwell S. Boas
For A Perfect World
     By Sergeant Joseph Klein
Nor Give Nor Take
     By Dorothy Potter Benedict
Self-Defense
     By Lt. Jack T. Holmes
Happy Chow Line
     By Warrant Officer James V. Lovell
The Life of Me
     By Pfc. Leonard Barmat
More Publicity far The Table Waiter
     By Corporal Dan M. Tabler
The War Through A Copywriter’s Eyes
     By Corporal Zene Tuttler
Pass In Review
     By Herbert E. Smith
Training M.P.s
The Barracks Bag
     By Clyde Melton, Jr.
McFubar Had A Card
     By T/5 David L. R. Jeffreys
The Army Builds Men
     By Corporal Glen H. Bump
Officers Ward
     By Medicus
I Wanted To Be
     By S/Sgt. C. D. Vormelker
Keep Your Powder Dry
     By Walt Munson