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BATTALION DRILL OF NAVAL RECRUITS AT NEWPORT, R. I.
Thcbc men, who have been" in training only three weeks, will be sent to join their
various commands after another week. In times of peace a naval recruit is-put
through n course of training lasting four months.
Copyright, American Preas Aso latum
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THE LAKE BLUFF (ILL.) TRAINING STATION
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MAJOR THEODORE ROOSEVELT, JR., OF THE
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