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6th Infantry Division, 1st Infantry Regiment, I Company - Basic Training.
Published by Taylor Publishing Company, Dallas, Texas, 1954
Hard Back. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dust Jacket As Issued. Schwartz, Pete - Photography (illustrator). 87 Un-Numbered Pages. Pictorial Publication with black and white photographs of the 22 February 1954 to 17 April 1954 Basic Training in I Company at Fort Ord, California. Commanding officer was Captain Wells. There are photographs of 329 recruits beginning with Ernest P. Adams and ending with Fritz Zeiger. Most of these men were drafted and many ended up in Korea combat. Included is a history of Fort Ord and the 6tth Infantry Division. Multiple black and white photographs with names on every page.
