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1970 Press Photo Gary Whitney holds ears as Jerry Smith fires gun, Wisconsin
Covering his ears, Sargent Gary Whitney (below, left) manned a radio as Staff Sargent Jerry Smith prepared to fire a 60 caliber machine gun. Both are from Reedsburg. The exercises were designed to give about 70 members of Troop E, the only cavalry unit in the state, winter weather training. Troop E has responsibility for defending the Badger plant. The drills enabled the men to become familiar with the installation (Wisconsin) (National Guard) (Machine guns)
Photo is dated 1970.
Photo measures 9.75 x 6.75 inches.
Photo is dated 1970.
Photo measures 9.75 x 6.75 inches.
Covering his ears, Sargent Gary Whitney (below, left) manned a radio as Staff Sargent Jerry Smith prepared to fire a 60 caliber machine gun. Both are from Reedsburg. The exercises were designed to give about 70 members of Troop E, the only cavalry unit in the state, winter weather training. Troop E has responsibility for defending the Badger plant. The drills enabled the men to become familiar with the installation (Wisconsin) (National Guard) (Machine guns)
Photo is dated 1970.
Photo measures 9.75 x 6.75 inches.
Photo is dated 1970.
Photo measures 9.75 x 6.75 inches.
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1970 Press Photo Gary Whitney holds ears as Jerry Smith fires gun, Wisconsin—
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Covering his ears, Sargent Gary Whitney (below, left) manned a radio as Staff Sargent Jerry Smith prepared to fire a 60 caliber machine gun. Both are from Reedsburg. The exercises were designed to give about 70 members of Troop E, the only cavalry unit in the state, winter weather training. Troop E has responsibility for defending the Badger plant. The drills enabled the men to become familiar with the installation (Wisconsin) (National Guard) (Machine guns)
Photo is dated 1970.
Photo measures 9.75 x 6.75 inches.
Photo is dated 1970.
Photo measures 9.75 x 6.75 inches.
