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...bomb capacity of 18 tons and 7,750 mile range (TIME, April 28). *Davison was Lovett's predecessor as the War Department's air assistant-secretary; his appointment ended in the Hoover Administration in 1932, and until Lovett was appointed the vital job was vacant. *Corresponding to G-I on the War Department General Staff. †Not to be confused with Colonel Harold H. ('"Pursuit") George, who last week was made a Brigadier General for gallantry in Luzon. **This week the Army got its youngest general: 36-year-old Brigadier General Laurence S. Kuter...
...West Pointers are not pinning their hopes on the little fellow to bear the brunt of the mascoting. For, as one Academy officer recently remarked, "In connection with the small mule, we still use the big G-I mule...
...G-I (Personnel) is Brigadier General Andrew Moses, field artilleryman and expert on materiel. Brigadier General Harry Knight, who entered the Army from the New York militia during the Spanish-American War, is G-2 (Intelligence). G-3 (Operations & Training) is Brigadier General John H. Hughes, who got out of West Point in 1897, just in time to be wounded in Cuba. Brigadier General Charles Sherman Lincoln, G-4 (Supply), started out to be a farmer by graduating from the Iowa State College of Agriculture, enlisted in the ranks in 1895, won his commission...
April 14. 2 p. m. G...