Some shot! 410 out of possible 500. Don't make any bets with this gentleman concerning your ability to hit the bull's eye. He is Sergeant Alfred Anderson, Company D, 12th U.S. Infantry, now stationed at Camp Meade, Md., and he is the first soldier in the Army to qualify as an expert machine gunner u

Colonel Walter B. McCasky, U.S.A., Executive of Fifth Annual Citizens Military training camp of. area at Camp Meade, Md. Under the supervision of Col., this camp will run for thirty days, from the from J. immediately after the camp he take command of the 38th. Infantry on the West

Major E.W. "Tim", Jordon, Infantry Reserve, now stationed in San Francisco, with the Veterans Bureau travel. across the continent to Camp Meade, Md., to join the training camp of his regiment, the 317th Infantry During the war he was with the 312th Machine Gun Battalion. He was formerly. cre

Sgt. Edward S. Duffey of Middleburg, Va., 9/2/25

Target practice, Fort Myer, 2/20/29

United States rifle champion receives medal from Assistant Secretary of War. The Assistant Secretary of War, Col. Patrick J. Hurley, who is also president of the National Rifle Association, pinning on Sergeant Jens. B. Jenson, Troop "A", 7th Calvary, the medal for the National Individual Rifle Match

One of the Treasury's best marksmen. Washington, D.C., Aug. 2. L.E. Echols, of the Bureau of Customs, winner of last years fold medal in the annual marksmanship match between officers of the law enforcement services of the Treasury Dept. Tries cut his hand for the third annual match held in Washingt

Winner and runner up in Treasury shoot. Washington, D.C., Aug 10. Averaging 298 out of a possible 300 bullseyes, L.E. Echols, (right) Customs Inspector at San Juan Puerto Rico, today won the Secretary's individual match in competition with marksmen from other agencies in the Treasury Department. On

Serg. Edward S. Duffey of Middleburg, Va., 9/2/25