331st field artillery, United States army, 1917-1919 . waves was asrestless as the waves themselves. Boat Drill and Inspection was held twice daily throughout the trip and helpedto make life more uncomfortable. In due course of time everyone was assignedto a Life Boat or Raft. At Call to Arms we were to proceed directly, quietlyand with all possible speed to our station. Everyone was trying to reach someparticular place on the ship at the same time and only a football tiend couldenjoy the jamming and crowding which resulted. After we had reached the was called and thendo physical exercisebeing
331st field artillery, United States army, 1917-1919 . waves was asrestless as the waves themselves. Boat Drill and Inspection was held twice daily throughout the trip and helpedto make life more uncomfortable. In due course of time everyone was assignedto a Life Boat or Raft. At Call to Arms we were to proceed directly, quietlyand with all possible speed to our station. Everyone was trying to reach someparticular place on the ship at the same time and only a football tiend couldenjoy the jamming and crowding which resulted. After we had reached the was called and thendo physical exercisebeing the favoriteadier General andwith the Captain ofinspection. Greatthis inspection: mat-tain way, everythingall space properlywe again crowdedquarters. Life Pre-worn at all times,were to be laid with- designated place, rollwe waited, or tried to(running in placestunt) until the Brighis Staff, togetherthe Boat, made thestress was laid upontresses folded a cermust be off the floor,policed. At recallback to our regularservers had to bemeals included and. ns reach at night. They were covered with white canvas and from the looksat the end of the trip, they surely saved our clothes from a great deal of on the Lapland was held three times daily; Morning, Noon and was the proper time for meals, but that was about all that was strictly was evident from the start that the grub question was going to be a seriousone and it was. Oatmeal and syrup was the favorite dish for breakfast. TheOatmeal had a hint of cereal in it, but the syrup had surely deviated from thename. The meat served at noon was of two kinds, namely, red and black. Therewas no argument as to the red meat having orginally served as motive power foroverland freight hauling or even pleasure riding, before automobiles came intogeneral use, but the black meat was harder to name. Lying dormant in a messkit, it had the appearance of asphalt pavement, but under pressure of the knife,it had the elastici
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