Description
Vol. 2 No. 40
Cover: ‘Round the Clock with 9th AAF Marauders. See pages 2 and 3
Articles Inside:
Triple Duty – Three raids in 24 hours kept everybody at this Marauder base busy — including the little man who ran the pub in town. Crew members of “Sad Sack, Jr.,” are, left to right, 1st Lt. Phillip G. Haglund, bombardier-navigator; Cpl. Edward F. Anderson, armament man and T/Sgt. James R. Jordan, crew chief. By Pfc. Bill Hennefrund
The Army’s GYPSY-BUILDERS – In the last war they were “the engineers with the hairy ears.” In every war some wise Joes have always said, “Those guys are just the engineers.” But armies do not move without them — the men who lay down the roads, put up the shelters and installations in which the army lives and does Its job. And to their muddy chores they have brought their own sharp, profane brand of funny talk — it keeps them a little warmer on cold nights. By Sgt. Saul Levitt
The Mounties Get Unhorsed By Sgt. Georg N. Meyers
After the Battle At Kwajalein By Sgt. Merle Miller
Yanks at Home in the ETO
Centerfold Map – Indian Ocean
Thoughts in the Night By Pvt. Elliot A. Witten
News From Home
The Sad Sack “First Come – First Served” by Sgt. George Baker
Mail Call
The truth about SUPERMAN by Pfc. Harold D. Schwartz
4-Fs Give Dodgers 1-A Pennant Chance
Sports: French Sailor Looks Like Future Champ to Sharkey By Cpl. Tom Shehan
Sports Service Record
What are the Girls Wearing? – Despite the shortage of material, skirts back in America still cover the knees. Artwork by Sgt. Ralph Stein
YANK Pin-up Girl: Ann Savage
YANK Cartoons