Armored Sentinel (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 46, Ed. 1 Friday, February 12, 1965 Page: 3 of 16
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Friday February 12 1965
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4TH ARMY PHOTOGS
Enter Photo In Contest
See What
There's still time for some
thing to develop before the Four
th Army Photography Contest
begins at the post level in
March. Post photo craft shops
are open with complete facili
ties for running off those prized
and maybe prize-winning ne
gatives.
The serious photographer go
ing after the $500 scholarship in
the portfolio division has less
time to spare. His portfolio must
contain 10-20 of his finest prints
and color transparencies if he
hopes to win the three-year cor
respondence scholarship to the
Famous Photographers School.
The scholarship and more than
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AIR STRIKE SUPPORTS HELL ON WHEELS LIVE FIRE
—An Air Force squadron from Clovis New Mexico teamed up
with 2nd Armored Division infantry armor and artillery units
last week in live fire exercises at Fort Hood. The exercises were
Develops
40 other awards make this the
richest Fourth Army Photo
graphy Contest in history. Spec
ial Services conducts the annual
competition.
Post contests during March
will choose deserving entries for
the finals April 14 at Fort Bliss
Tex. •./
Competition will be in three
divisions: black and white color
transparencies and portfolios.
Work from a portfolio may be
submitted in the other divisions.
Categories in these divisions are
people babies and children
animals and pets action scenic
military life and experimental.
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New Trainees Hear
Commanding General
Maj. Gen. H. J. Jablonsky
1st Armored Division command
ing general addressed 76 new
trainees of the 2nd' Bn. 46th In
fantry last week at Theater No.
3.
General Jablonsky explained
the history of the division to the
men and explained to them their
new responsibilities as members
of the STRAC division. He also
urged the men to participate in
battalion activities and athletics
and to do the best job they were
capable of.
Harry M. Belyea Jr. 502nd
Administration Co. 2nd Armor
ed Division was promoted to
specialist five.
Ronald E. Long Hq. Co. 1st
Bn. 41st Infantry 2nd Armored
Division was promoted to ser
geant.
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witnessed by visiting Fourth U.S. Army commander Lt. (*en.
Robert W. Colglazier accompanied by Fort Hood commander Lt.
Gen. Harvey Fischer and 2nd Armored Division commander
Maj. Gen. George R. Mather. (U.S. Army Photo)
Truck-Mounted Rockets Fifed
The 2nd Armored Division's
1st Bn. 14th Artillery has com
pleted an experiment that gives
the Army's M-91 rocket great
er maneuverability and effec
tiveness. After seven hours of
firing the feasibility of the new
firing concept was proven be
yond a doubt.
The battalion under the com
mand of Lt. Col. Charles D.
Wilson Houston Tex. launched
more than 70 rockets from the
back of a modified two and a
half ton truck. They are nor
mally fired from a carriage
that must be towed by another
military vehicle.
The truck withstood the shock
and heat of the launchings and
the rockets traveled toward
their targets fast and accurate
ly.
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The tests were conducted in
the Manning Mountain area of
Fort Hood.
Artillerymen
In A Good Mess
The 2nd Armored Division's
1964 Best Mess award has gone
to the 1st Bn. 14th Artillery.
On Tuesday afternoon at Di
vision headquarters Maj. Gen.
George R. Mather division com
mander presented the trophy
to battalion commander Lt. Col.
Charles D. Wilson (San Antonio
Tex.).
Colonel Wilson in turn gave
the award to the 14th Artillery's
mess officer Lt. Donald M. Watt
who in turn gave it to mess
sergeant SFC Carl T. Holley
(Bainbridge Ga.).
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Armored Sentinel (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 46, Ed. 1 Friday, February 12, 1965, newspaper, February 12, 1965; Temple, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth254824/m1/3/: accessed May 1, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Casey Memorial Library.