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24 pages
Vol. 1 No. 38
Cover: United Nations – Somewhere in India, S/Sgt. Bill Hancock, of Rock Hill, S.C., Instructs Chinese soldiers in the use of a British Bren Gun. See story on pages 20-21. ….. There’s No Front Line in New Guinea ……. Articles Inside:
There’s No Front Line in New Guinea – They don’t fight that way because the Japs hide all around them -and sometimes stroll into the CP, wearing new American uniforms and whistling “One Dozen Roses.” By Sgt. Dave Richardson
The Facts of DICE By Allen Churchill, Y3c
Yanks at Home and Abroad
Yes, Junior, Daddy Went to Town and Found Himself 800 Yards Ahead of the U.S. Army. By Sgt. James Burchard
MPs Know What’s Good for You If You Tipple in British Guiana
First G.I. Report From Iran: It’s Cold, Expensive and Strange. By Sgt. Al Hine
Words Across the Sea
Message Center
Rommel Fights to Gain Time for Hitler – Hemmed in on three sides in Tunisia, the Nazis have nothing to win except delay of European invasion but that’s enough to keep them fighting until their last man goes down.
Navy Sky Pilot – When a sailor gets into trouble down in Puerto Rico, he usually goes to see Father Cunningham. By Sgt. Joe McCarthy
News From Home
Square Shootin’
Checkerboard Strategy
Variety Show – Produced by the Cameras of the World
YANK Pin-up Girl: Esther Williams
The Sad Sack “Promotion” By Sgt. George Baker
Sketch Book of a Private First Class ( Pfc. Oscar Liebman )
Between the Lines
Evening Report
Double Puzzle
Company Street
The Poets Cornered
Mail Call
Strictly G.I.
China’s New Fighting Man – Stilwell’s American noncoms streamline Chiang Kai-Shek’s veterans with latest U.S. weapons and training methods. By Sgt Ed Cunningham
The Post Exchange
Sports: Kentucky Derby Becomes Street-Car Classic as Col. Winn Keeps Its 69-Year Record Unbroken. By Sgt. Dan Polier
Pvts. Durocher and Dimaggio, of the Army of the United States
YANK Gets Around ( Fiji Island natives check one out )