Post script. [volume], October 13, 1944, Image 1

About Post script. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1944-1945

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Vol. 1 No. 3 Service Command Unit 1922 if Fort Huachuca, Arizona October 13, IM4
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AUTHOR OF"HUACHUCA"
REVISITS THE FORT
Back at Fort Huachuca for a short
rest before continuing his duties as
USO music co-ordinator for the Ninth
Service Command Area is Captain Joe
Jordan (retired), the man who start
ed Huachuca singing.
Since last July, Capt. Jordan has
made an itinery of Ninth Service com
mand camps, teaching soldiers how to
sing. He estimates that he has tu
tored groups that amount to over
100,OCX) men since he has taken over
the USO assignment, not to mention
the scores of thousands he made more
tuneful during his career as an ac
tive music officer at the Fort.,
Capt, Jordan f s stop-over at Fort
Huachuca comes after he has worked
at Fort Douglas, Hill Field and Camp
Kearns in Utah; Walla Walla and Fort
Lewis in Washington; and Camp Knight
ana Camp LcQuade in California, His
itinery will carry him through eight
Con»t, on page 3
LETTER TO POST SCRIPT
I am much pleased that with our reduced personnel and the many
readjustments required in changing from an active to an inactive
status that the Special Service Division has found it possible to
issue a mimeographed weekly paper for the garrison during the sus
pension .of our regular newspaper, the Apache Sentinel.*
1 suggest all military and civilian personnel use the paper as
a medium of publishing matters of common interest to us all.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY THE SPECIAL SERVICE DIVISION
FOURTH ARMY - SCUTE AMS
CLASH AT WELLS STADIUM
Football fever is high at the Fort
as the 4th Amy eleven tapers-off
training in preparation for tomorrow*s
opening game against SCU's gridiron
team.
4th Army has rank over the SCU, all
of its starting players but one being
sergeants or corporals; but the Post
team has weight advantage over the New
Cantonment footballers. The SCU»s for
ward line weighs an average of 207 lbs,
while its backfield averages 194 lbs.
All but one of the 4th Amy players
has been a member of tank—destroyer
outfits, however, and they swear they
will bust the heavier SCU line just
like they have learned to bust a Mark
IV Tank.
'The game - will be' played at Wells
Stadium at 2:00 p.ra. Saturday. The
Post band and 4th Amy band will vie a
gainst each other musically during the
contest.
Signed,
<§ yloflOrL—Edwin N» Hardy
iOoitfilander
A n I ZONA