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Franklin Payne

Station.ed At Fort

Jackson, S. C.

Fort Jackson, S. C. Private John Frankln Payne, son, of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Payne Washing, ton, Virginia, has heal assigned to Co. D 10$ Bn 2d Tng Regtjnf^ at Fort Jackson, for his base infan- "4 try. mining. ^ f„

Upon h's arrival at Fort Jack* - son, he was initially assigned to -the-Uv-S. -Army Personnel Center v ‘where he was issued his clothing, , given % complete physical exami-v nation and a edmprehensive batr , tery ofaptitude tpsts. to determine : the* Army duty assignment, for*, which he s^rili.bc best fitted.

During his basic training he will be taught to fire the M*l rifle. Also included in his training will be instruction in such subjects as military courtesy, first aid and personal hygiene.

Upon completion of his basic training, he will receive, further advanced infanery training or will be assigned to an Army school,*. Forf Jackson offers schooling in several specialties associated with an Army division.

Pot Jackson is One of the coun. try’s largest Infantry Training Centers and also conducts a program of training, for men under the provisions of the Reserve Forces

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