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YANKEE BEEF POT ROAST

Potato Pancake Choice of One Vegetable

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OCEANCATFISH FILET

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Page 4 College Station, Texas Wednesday, June 16, 1971 THE BATTALION

32 cadets receive extra summer trainingSeveral Texas A&M Army

ROTC cadets will wear Airborne and Ranger insignia during the 1971-72 school year.

Thirty-two cadets, including Corps Commander Thomas M. Stanley of Mt. Pleasant and Jim­my D. Ferguson, corps adjutant and head yell leader of Garland, have completed the rugged three- week jump school at Fort Ben- ning, Ga.

Another nine plan to attend following regular summer camp,

announced Col. Jim H. McCoy.The A&M commandant said the

cadets participated in airborne training with regular Army per­sonnel at their own expense. The course includes a week each of ground training, tower jumping and plane parachuting.

Seven of the 32 graduates will go from Airborne to Ranger School. The latter eight-week school will be in lieu of the six- week summer camp.

Qualifying for airborne assign­

ment were David Aguilar and Da­vid M. Raffo of Dallas; Jan C. Bertholf, Annandale, Va.; John A. Brieden III, Corpus Christi; John D. Carlson, League City; Roger J. Channing, Masontown, Pa.; Gary L. Cox and Craig H. Pearson, Belton; Van N. Culpep­per, Prescott, Ark.; Richard D. Curb and Duane H. Spain, Hous­ton; Benjamin F. Delamater, Caldwell.

Garland; Lawrence R. Ffrench and Michael A. Thompson, Bay- town; Larry A. Gallego, San An­tonio; Michael L. Hammack, Chandler, Ariz.; Robert J. Har- tel, Munich, Germany; David M. Jackson, Harlingen; Michael A. Langston, Granbury; Bruce N. Lynn, Gilliam, La.

Channelview; William T. Stew­art, El Paso; Stephen 0. Swanner, Pasadena; David E. Tilley, Texas City; Richard E. Tillman, South- gate, Mich., and Charles H. Webb, Hartley.

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