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Our Army          August 1945          Vol. XVII No. 8          Pages

Cover: By Pvt. John McClelland

Inside Articles:

Front and Center
Editorials
Silly Salvos
When Your Vet Comes Home
     By Sgt. John Readey
No! No! Anything But A Furlough
     By Pfc. Bill Sears
Who’s The Joker?
     By Lt. Tom A. Meyer
Pin-Ups Are Not Good Morale
     By Cpl. Joe Striegel
The Fine Art Of Goofing Off
     By Pfc. John Briggs
Don’t Get Too Mad
     By Frederick J. Nabkey. BM2/c, USCG
We’ve Never Had It Better
     By T/5 David R. Jeffreys
I Cover A Conference
     By Lt. Col. Melton Smith
Historical Queerosities
     By Gerald V. Stamm
We Look Forward
     By Sgt. Elmer F. Ruark
For Extraordinary Heroism
     By G. I. Buck
Confessions Of A Military Ghost Writer
     By Anonymous
The GI Truckers
     By Sgt. Irwin Ross
A Nazi In Khaki
     By Captain Joseph J. Bryla, M.C.
Our Army’s Cross Word Puzzle
     By Pvt. Jay Bee
“UP Front”
     By Pfc. Len S. Rubin
Crash Call
     By Roy Joseph
Demobilization Day Denouncements
     By Richard LaCoste
GI foe Of 1861
     By George T. Ness, Jr.
My Best Friend
     By Joseph G. O’Keefe
Icelandic Cairn Trails
     By Burgo D. Gill
Japs Are Where You Find Them
     By Sgt. Dick Bothwell
Your Veteran Rights
     By Gardner Francis
Basic’s English
     By T/5 David R. Jeffreys
Report To The Inspecting Officer
     By Lt. William Walden
Too Young to Fight
     By Jasper B. Sinclair
Suggestions From The Ranks
     By Charles C. King
Sergeant Analyze
     By Captain E. R. Guild
Pass In Review By Herbert E. Smith
Skip The Recreation
     By Sgt. Charles W. De Mangin
Reconversion: Or Why Let ‘Em Out At All
     By Private John J. Ryan
Profound Psychiatry
     By Froyd
Our Army Poets
Baboons In Balloons
     By Jasper B. Sinclair
Manpower Waste
     By S/Sgt. George J. Becwar, A.A.F.
He Sings to Fly—and Vice Versa
     By S/Sgt. George Goodale
Old Soldiers Never Lie
     By Corwin Robbie
Keep Your Powder Dry
     By Walt Munson