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orderly job. Thanks to
Jack Oakley, and Bob
Powel. That relieved me
of all formations, such
as revelie, retreat, and
drill which got terribly
menotenous when we
got it twice a day when
we were not on fatigue
or guard. The only good
part about drill was the
hikes we would get about
once a day out into the
country.

While I was room
orderly I acted as pall-
berer for a squadron
man's funeral. A cadet
was burried three days
before we arrived. For a