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-NI r. tt ARMY CHAPLAINS GRADUATEMembers of the 50th graduating class of the Army chap-fain school at Harvard college, Cambridge, parade to Sanders. hall for commencement exercises, in which 450 chaplains received certificates before going on active duty. Flying Freight Cars Move in Men and Materials a KIN, 45,.,: to; TRAINING OF GLIDER PILOTS begins in light planes. After eight weeks they move up to the sailplanes, like one above, to learn glider principles.

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440 20 4-- 0 7 xx '4'4 '''Plstitfssigagio 446 I 1444ostixtgoiLtitigmooSemoittomme44.1ist Nario: -44 Pf i 1-z'f 1 LI i i i I HONEYMOONERS Like many other brides, Movie Actress Betty Grab le insisted on being carried across the threshold by her bandleader husband. Harry James, as the couple spent a Hollywood honeymoon. SHARPSHOOTERHero of Allied air attacks which preceded the invasion of Sicily is Sergt. Benjamin J. Warmer of an Francisco who shot down seven Axis planes in a raid over Gerbini, Sicily, airdrome, on Al, ly 5.

Sergeant Warmer, loading his waistgun on a Flying Fortress, was a bodyguard for Secretary of Treasury Morgenthau. International. All rights reserved. GIANT gliders, motorless flying ships that drop out of the sky and can land practically anywhere, are now being built in large numbers for the U. S.

Army Air Forces. Of great importance in invasion, these flying "freight cars" can carry a jeep, field artillery, or a complement of 15 men specially trained as shock troops. and can be towed by any bomber. These U. S.

Army Air Corps photos, made at a glider activity base in the United States. show how men are being trained in their use. Far cheaper to build and easier to maintain than the cheapest plane, gliders are as different from planes as a mule is different from a horse. They can move in men and materials to otherwise inaccessible areas. GIANT gliders, motorless fly- r.nhggeer es apmrs eb et rnh sao r.

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il 4 5 1 skf INFANTRY GLIDER carries 15 men with full equipment. Trained as shock troops, they can get out in a hurry by any one of four doors, or can break through rear canvas sides. ii Arkiigiltileit, 411,, IN TOW OF BOMBERS the big gliders can easily be picked up or cut loose. In combat an 4.. 1 -7---, AFRICAN BEACH PARTYGathered around a driftwood fire, VACS and soldiers stationed in Africa culminate a day of play which included a beach party and picnic lunch.

Apparently dim-out regulations are not necessary here as the blaze from the fire is clearly seen, umbrella of fighter plane protection must be maintained. as they are never armed. 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111MIIIIIIIIN11111111111111111111111111minimmilimmilliiiiiiiimminlimminnillim1E11111111INIIII1IHIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1111111111111111111111111111MIMI1111111111llfliiiI1! IIIII1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111141111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1111111111111111111.