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WILBUR C. MUNNECKE '27 is in chargeof putting into operation the Army's specialized. training program for college students.He is Deputy Assistant Chief of Staff for Personnel, Services of Supply in the War Department. When the General Staff assigned the newArmy Training Program to the Services ofSupply the task of executing the plan wasmade the responsibility of Mr. Munnecke. Hewas, until called to Washington last fall, vicepresident and general operating manager ofMarshall Field & Co., Chicago.
Dartmouth has other high ranking alumniin the Services of Supply, Washington headquarters, who include: Col. John E. O'Gara'18, Lt. Col. Edward A. Raisbeck Jr. '26, Ma].John H. Hubbel '21, Maj. Russell K. Jones '20,Maj. Ralph E. Shineman '25, and Capt. RogerC. Wilde '21.
Mr. Munnecke's description of the new Army Training Program, written exclusively for the DARTMOUTH ALUMNI MAGAZINE, begins on page 9.
President Hopkins explained relationships between the Naval Training School and the College at a recent meeting of the Manchester alumni. His statement in full begins on page 2.
Laureled Sons of Dartmouth is a new section beginning this month, page 10, carrying citations for Dartmouth men decorated for distinguished service in the armed forces.
Dartmouth's total of alumni in uniform and in full-time government war work approaches 5,000 with additions to the list published on pages 14-16.
The Cover
GEORGE HIGGINS, staff photographer who has pictured the Navy in varying seasons and activities in Hanover in recent months, made the cover photo showing the Naval Review which followed graduation of the third training school last month.
