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Private Sisk On Duty^ At Fort Jackson, S. C.
FORT JACKSON, S. C.^ Private James R. Sisk son of «Jr. and Mrs. Albert J. Sisk Sperryville, Va. has been assigned to Co i 2nd Bn. Ik Tng Regt at Fort Jackson fort his ha s i c infantry training, \ 1 ‘ ' _ . Upon his arrival at Fort Jackson, he was [initially assigned to the U. S. Army[ Personnel Center where he was isisued his clothing, given a complete physcial examination and a comprehensive battery of aptitude tests of determine the Army duty assignment for which he will be best fitted. _ , ' • Duringfhis basic training he will be taught to fire the M-I rifle {Also included -in his training will be instruction in such subjects as military courtesy, first aid and personal hygiene. . Upon’ completion of his bask; training, he. will receive further advanced infantry training or will be assigned to an Army school. Fort Jackson offers schooling in several specialities associated with an Army division. Fort Jackson is one of the country’s largest Infantry Training Centers and also conducts a program of training for men under the provision# of the Reserve Force Act of 1955.
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