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The 1942 Howitzer portrait of "C" Company. The associated text reads: "We of 'C' Company are proud of the organization that we have helped to build. At first we had to get the feel of things, but now we plod merrily on our way, scoffing at the contention that there has to be a certain amount of friction for any company to click. Employing a feather touch on the quill and emphasis on the spirit, listening to anyone's two cents' worth, and eating everyone's boodle - we boast cooperation among classes, friends in every nook, and a respect for one another that we home to carry with us into the army. Respect and discipline gained by mutual understanding, friendliness and happiness gained by common undertakings - that's 'C' Company" Ernie is on the back row just underneath his his enlarged image insert. There are 140 cadets in this portrait.
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Artist1942 Howitzer
Image DescriptionThe 1942 Howitzer portrait of "C" Company. The associated text reads: "We of 'C' Company are proud of the organization that we have helped to build. At first we had to get the feel of things, but now we plod merrily on our way, scoffing at the contention that there has to be a certain amount of friction for any company to click. Employing a feather touch on the quill and emphasis on the spirit, listening to anyone's two cents' worth, and eating everyone's boodle - we boast cooperation among classes, friends in every nook, and a respect for one another that we home to carry with us into the army. Respect and discipline gained by mutual understanding, friendliness and happiness gained by common undertakings - that's 'C' Company" Ernie is on the back row just underneath his his enlarged image insert. There are 140 cadets in this portrait.