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Cover picture "GI Atom Detail at Oak Ridge"
"The Army newspaper" (varies slightly: The Army weekly)
Title from cover
Published by the enlisted men of the U.S. army for those in the armed services
Issues for June 17, 1942-Nov. 26, 1943 issued by Headquarters Detachment, Special Service, War Dept.; Dec. 3, 1943-Feb. 4, 1944 issued by the Army Education and Information Division, War Dept; Feb. 11-Aug. 25, 1944, Army Information, MSD, War Dept.; -Dec. 28, 1945, by the Information and Education Division
SERBIB/SERLOC merged record
This Week's Cover: "Four of the GI atom-bomb workers at Oak Ridge, Tenn., take things easy at their PX. They are (left to right) T-4 Tilden Batchelder, T-4 Dan Simon, T-5 Lester Bartron, and T-5 William Lake. See pages 2-5 for more photographs by YANK's Sgt. Dick Hanley and the story of this Oak Ridge detail."
GI Atom Detail by Sgt. Merle Miller
Kurusu So Sorry by Robert Schwartz, Y2c and Sgt. Knox Burger
Education, ETO France by Cpl. Marvin Sleeper
England by Sgt. Edmund Antrobus
Jobs Wanted by Sgt. Allan B. Ecker
Clothing, Not Issued by Sgt. James P. O'Neill
Variety Show
Sad Sack Cartoon
The Little Girl by Pfc. Morris Freedman
PX
Mayor of Cossato by Sgt. Len Zinberg
Mail Call
Yank Pinup: Susan Hayward
Navy Notes: Farewell to Bell Bottoms by Donald Nugent, Sp(X)3c
Nuremberg Swim Meet by Sgt. Pat Coffey
Durable Louis by Sgt. Frank De Blois
Back Cover: Cartoons
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"The Army newspaper" (varies slightly: The Army weekly)
Title from cover
Published by the enlisted men of the U.S. army for those in the armed services
Issues for June 17, 1942-Nov. 26, 1943 issued by Headquarters Detachment, Special Service, War Dept.; Dec. 3, 1943-Feb. 4, 1944 issued by the Army Education and Information Division, War Dept; Feb. 11-Aug. 25, 1944, Army Information, MSD, War Dept.; -Dec. 28, 1945, by the Information and Education Division
SERBIB/SERLOC merged record
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