LTC Goldstein Assumes Command of 1781st Arty [NEU-ULM — Command of the L Battalion, st Art leey passed from’ Mj. James H. Phillips, Acting Coraman= fling Officer, to. LTC. Jace Goldstein, new Commanding Ghicer ofthe battalion dulng, & parade conducted an the ‘Wiley Barracks Parade Field fon 8 July 1060. fied of Ca “Sion 8 “Sah eres Soaete aor eat re eg otc Same Saeco Ene Sed te, “Ojnre ke. Sees imine and eco ite sed Sins en ns fore Brigadier Gen Visits Pershin NEU-ULM. — Brigadier General W. D. Crttenberger ds, Deputy Chiet of Staff, Operations, USAREUR and Major Ira’ Dorsey, Pershing Operational Test Unit, USA EUR, pald an orientation Inspection vist to the new field ste of the Ist Battalion, lst Arillery on Thursday, uy 9 Battalion oe maintenance spd ting quae- e."ahse Geared Crnrger jeer courted "inrougn seers) Bey nng gare {o'cake “about the new "fel tating the one cut eae ‘athe four Prone cere i tae igs wate wi SE sSg0? ithe welcaptee Sigh | — ‘Ezomding tee, Sn At” rane Malor an F. Boy, Bet NBCKANSULM — Satur day, 12 July, Cop Gress Scum" Qk |" Wiokm Beadguniers See ated io sce te aid | Battery Commander, alias Seer i othe wae Muhough to new se woe Bees “Strat ge | ith Here use, Overfoat Hees, derauatens, fet | meiser of North Wuertem= EET set peg ar onde EAP kate Rage Boy | 8 Distt Fe Salts tare abi 'ae | dng Bow ofcomestnen sere was Slee Be eee SoS Sed en [a ts ae SAP en ES [cc one atom ose Ses oe President of the local’ Rod & Gun Club, spearheaded. the ‘new elubhouse's opening day ‘ceremonies by. presenting @ pair of bone handled shears fo Colonel Vern L. Jeseph, Community Leeder, wine sha= red the ribbon eutting hon ‘Allee thang. Major, Doty | Seperted bp eleopter for his else cht 1 Houibors ae aS ee Crittenberger nb Gi JULY 18, 1969 ‘COMMAND CHANGE — Here ie the ‘Parade Review Honors Troops at 4/41st Arty SCHWAEBISCH GMUEND Gland Kaserne wat the feene of a Parade Review and Decoration of Troops June 29 mand” poston “inthe review Sevtaiio, sist Arey ape Set eet or nerriooeahtremet in Beton, eset ‘peiaade on to Coot aon Robaly foe see ee een a st se ae eres esed sxchaive righls from the | Ee ge ae) $7 Ysb "Ow te ral cad of the | | facr'paintngs! he pice’ of al fa “aeay olhia a Poke fand with a heady. number of eae sy Te A et So sree tae ay Seton lh Sie of Viemam during the Period ete semaine the | yee Se Sore Eee des ce oft Marg ew Sener sd gies, the sutdoorman ar “sportmn “of Steen "apa and ety Vey Ee ao | Sle rant ion TeMtiectitae So's [Faeiger S cren comme 2d SoeatadSout eran cng stew o Soy “PERSHING IN EUROPE” eb duty wate erng wit te | JANI Sp/4 Pattee is Soldier of Quarter SCHWARBISCH GMUEND "Specialist Four Frank Allen Pattee, Service Battery, ‘rd Battalion, 04th Artillery ‘as Seleted as the “Pershing Soldier of the Quarter" for the fourth quarter FY 69 on Luly oaks eet heroes ie Headgear ‘eto Sn Atle: is ae ae Batiory, Sem Azaery Ceap. sacar Peas ae Ge Actillery; and PRC Tyler B. eee ce ae eee coerce ae oe ane ce cet erudten Paa, New York oad TCS wat, wrerng and ae oli, rae ne "award! con sine ‘the sath At Setar anda) 2800 cash award 0 snare won oe at the‘the GIANT Juyy 183 Profile of aLeader| NEU-ULM — Lieutenant Colonel Jack Goldstein, new Commanding Officer of the Ist Battalion, lst Artillery comes to this unit at a time at transition forthe Pershing Missle System in USAREUR, StSahame, beeing a Septem {estonia thot i180 aed Stat Gotlege besinaing on 10 ‘peli um fun 19 hen be ne cree oo reat 4: Serene Th, Cama cal tery, an See Batalonie= ‘Adaing German favor to the American tidependence Day Feiner th pit aut at dr Baba i he ‘by the employees at the Diatnanence Plank "The tath, war ene SUT BE moored eae ee Artillerymen Turn Out For July 4 Acti SCHWAEBISCH GMUEND — What could be more like hhome on the 4th of July than an outdoor bar-bque and fireworks? stl ney Sa ERES Ea ees sora oar eae eens es Stpporting “pecatre_ conured iaggesng mounts ot barnes ot ay mae on a ne ch a a eat Pea catart am \t ‘| From the Desk Commend Maintenance Management _ Inspectio (CMI's, Technical Proficleney Inspections (TPYs), Anny General Inspections (AGIs), Feld Alert Status (FAS) h spections, ete, ete, form a never ending chain. Where do ‘all get us? Is it pure harassment or does i serve a ust purpose? "Basically an inspection Ig conducted by, or in the nar of, @ commander 10 examine a particular aspect of t ‘operation of his eommand, trom their section chit to "peetions conducted in the name of General Westmorean the Army Chief of Staff, by Department of the Army (Dé aif members. Each commander ls responsible for t (operations afhis commend and, in prineiple, it matters It ‘whether we talk about an NCO seetlon cet of the highe sankeing Army officer. Each rust ake a Loo at his eomma tosatisty himself that things are as they should be. Tru the lower the command level, the more frequent and th less formal the inspection. Perhaps the greatest single value of an inspection i ‘work accomplished in preparing for ie. Can any man in tt Group fail to appreciate how much we have improved t ‘maintenance of our equipment in preparing for the ann (CMMI? 7 personally learned lot about maintenanee and fam sure many others did sls ‘There is one truism about inspections that fs worth ta king about. Every unit in the Army passes every inpeetc given. If you put in the effrt, you Pass with flying colo the frst me. You are. hero and the inspection is over an done with. Tf you flunk the inspection, you and your tn {get a black eye and, worse yet, you must put in many mot hours preparing for the reinspection. The preparations ¢ on endlessly and, sory to say, there Is no great ered passing the reinspection even with 100% grade. Tt Tesson is that Its worth any amount of effort to do the J "ght the flat time and pats the inspection with feels (of accomplishment and the satisfaction thatthe inspectic {3 over and done with, and dane wel Another benefit of inspections f& that we all ean lest ‘much from an outsider taking an intimate lode at ot operetion and giving usa ertique whic, in essenea, defin the standards we should meet, How dificult itis for aun to prepare for an inspection dapends almoat exclusively @ how big a gap there is between our every day standar: snd inspection standards ‘Two messages then follow. First, set & igh standard { your daily work and you will be sble to prepare for a Inspection with relative ease. Secondly, put forth whateve effort is required to insure you will pass the inspestion th first time. The man too lazy to meet the standards the fr time will inevitably end up putting in more total hout setting ready for the reinspection and, to add insult Injury, he will receive less eredit and eatiefaction than th man who made the grade the fist Hie sround. The GIANT Foe GIANT isan autharind U.S. Army newepaper publihed ge mom oy tet Arley Grey ABS fee the Army. Telephone Sehweebiach Guend (28) €2R UT Jota P. Kennedy ‘P's ily J. atlen “Ford Senne fs Ons ‘Printed by Senter Zetangzdanst Astuty 14,390 New Inneringen Field Site Dedicated at Ist Bn, NEU-ULM — The morale of the personnel trom the it | 2a ee, key Battalion, bist Artillery who [coupled for ore pull Field Status Duty tok a [65% Ramet pane ot of fefinite uplift recently when i fF the old Pershing Pescetime Missile (Site) was closed at ‘Mevilingen and the new In- neringen Site was obtained. sua Pee pe ererira 8ist nated “ceviony, the new tneragen [Sendect Sd Zapabt, ask Selig untae ‘ine oe New Personnel Causes Housing Shortage Problems : SCHWAEBISCH GMUEND —Due to an increase in the eof the ‘oe Asmy Community Service aes er "as ‘i ink. pes et AGE she. Ponce Sl ee Leo nat Te Ary Major G- n Established 4/41 SCHWAEBISCH GMUEND sor Gale 6 the Sst De sty Commande” apples ia ‘growing withthe changes and |Rattaion the 6 ‘Battaton ti bites brought | Ais the fat Ba Lee rea ac ore ao he epai of Yi ang sremagt smane the changes | before fuming ne Pesdhing pion palin | mu Hae BePRSaey Sov Heb] ato Gar cee ye tion set Artery” ts the | wite ad nd out pone eed eon emt ease Mur progsver ot Comma