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The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Georgia, July 20, 1972
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P F C Roger Musgrove is a cook in Battery A. A former
resident of Brantley County now living in Ware and farms
with his father.
Specialist 4th Class Randall Hickox ( not shown )of the
Schlatterville area is a cook for Hq. Battery. Randall at
tended Brantley County High School in 1968. He is a me
chanic with S C L in Waycross.
Continued from page 1
equipment. According to Ch
eek, “we have some new ty
pes of equipm ent that the Reg
ular Army has not been iss.
ued”.
After departure of Governor
Carter and his entourage a
board four giant helicopters,
the Battalion closed station and
marched in order back to the
contonment area of the sprald-
We like being No. 1
so much we decided
to do it again.
The brand-new Datsun Pickup. In just 13 years the Datsun Pickup
has become the No. 1 selling import truck in America. Our new Li'l Hustler
Mis designed to carry on the tradition.
It's a sensational-looking vehicle. There's the roomier,
full-vinyl cab with contoured seat, restyled instruments and
new power-flow ventilation system. There's a new two-stage
suspension, engineered to deliver a smooth ride whether light
or loaded. Best of all, there are new power-assist brakes.
From Li'l Hustler we carry over all the things that
made us No. 1 in the first place. Overhead cam engine that
delivers up to 25 miles per gallon. 6-foot all-steel load bed
with tie-down hooks. Rugged 4-speed fully-synchronized stick
shift. 6-ply-rated whitewalls, 5 including spare.
Drive the all-new Li'l Hustler today. It's a whole lot of
little truck, from the people who should know.
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a MILES WEST OF JESUP ON U S HIGHWAY 34,
ing army post. Col. Cheek
said, " we have just a little
over a week more of this train
ing”. The balance of the per
iod will be used in the con
duct of an ATT ( Army Train
ing Test ) said Cheek. We
train at the several cities where
each Battery is assigned each
week-end and then get together
summers here at Fort Stewart.
During the period here, we con
duct exercises to get the whole
Battalion to functioning togeth
er and then we have evaluators
administer a test on our ability
to ” Shoot, Move and Comm
unicate”, Cheek said.
Though the men of the Nat
ional Guard appear like civil
lans in uniform, they operate
as a well disciplined military
Sgt. Lamar Brantley is the Battalion Reconnaissance Sgt.
He is better known in Brantley* County as the Soil Conservation
Officer.
organization.
Governor Carter witnessed
only the firing of Howitzer
sections. However, he and
every ex . military man of
Brantley County can rest assur
ed that Georgia and Brantley
County has a well trained, high
ly dedicated, and professional
National Guard that every one
in the State can be proud of.
Well
pay you
$35.80
to go to
meetings.
That’s what a private with
over four months' service
earns now per weekend
meeting in the Reserve
The Army Reserve.
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Specialist 4th Class Hymerick Thomas ( right ) is the
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calls from the Firing Battery’s to Battalion Headquarters
and to higher headquarters. Hymerick is employed as a
High School Teacher.
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