(Regimental l ar <sman ship Con tinued)
37 mm GIH 5" TKEhCH J.ORTAR.
Oxganization Percentage Qualified Average score per man
Howitzer Platoon Hq.Co. ICO 427.8.
2. Attention is drawn to the records of Rifle Companies "E" and
"F", which qualified 100 per cent with the rifle, automatic rifle
and pistol. Company "lu", Machine Gun Company, qualified 100^
with the Machine Gun and pistol, Headquarters Company qualified
100/£ with the rifle, the Howitzer and One Pounder.
3. The Regimental report for this year's firing shows Regimental
Percentage Qualified 94.2/£ with an average score per man of 286.04. |
The same report for 1924 showed a Regimental Percentage of
94.7 with an average score per man of 27 5.3. §
The increase in the average score is gratifying.
4. The Commanding Officer desires to congratulate the officers
and men of the Regiment for the high percentage of men qualified
in the various arms by each organization.
BY ORDER OP CCLCJEL MORROW:
OFFICIAL: ADLAI C. Y0UHG,
K.B. WISE , Captain,7th Infantry,
Captain, 7th Infantry, Plans & Training.
Adjutant.
A LETTER FROM
Dear Mac:
SERGEANT MAJOR CHARLES 0. ROSS, FORMERLY OF THIS POST
Vancouver Bks. , Wash. Sept. 24, 1925.
Just a few lines to tell you the news for your publication
Corporal Theodore H.Grant has re-enlisted and been appointed Sgt.
Company "L" 7th. Infantry.
Corporal Giles A. Greenwood has re-enlisted and is a clerk
with the Regimental Supply
Sergeant Judge Parry, formerly of Company "E", is now
Mess Sergeant of Company ”1".
Corporal Rogerson has re-enlisted and has just returned
from a three month’s furlough and is Sergeant in Company "K".
Private lcl. Thomas Kean and Corporal Dunbar have re
enlisted and are ordered to Anchorage, Alaska.
iechnical Sergeant Klein of the Finance and Sgt. Lewis
Golar, of the M. C. , and Private Cantrell, M. C. , are all here.
Former Corporal "Sandy" McGuire, of Company "F", now re
tired First Sergeant, is living here and has just purchased a new
Dodge car and taking life easy.
I am getting along fine here, but sometimes I wish that
I was back in Alaska at Chilkoot Barracks, especially when I go
fishing. i was out fishing yesterday all day long and fished v/ith
the same worm and had to take it off the hook myself when I got
ready to go home - not a bite. Will try to send you more news
next time but will close now. Oh yes, Rosco Cox, formerly the Ord
nance Sergeant at Chilkoot Barracks is at Camp Lewis and I expect
to drive up to see him.
Sgt. Gebhardt, formerly at that post is now an Instructor
m the Ordnance School, at his new station.
Lieutenant SeLree is here and looking fine.
Lid not get to see Captain Wright when I came thru Ft.
Lawton as he was in Camp Lewis at that time.
Best regards to all the old gang.
Chas 0. Ross.