PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-591
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 591
FEBRUARY 2002
PS 591
FEB 02
32
In 1918, during
wwI
,
general pershing’s 1
st
army
faced a major offensive.
It was going to be
rough!
The
Eternal PM Soldier
appeared next during
WWII…
just outside of
Remagen, germany…
“The argonne
was filled with
smoke as the
men advanced…”
“The
eternal PM
soldier
had convinced
everyone to recheck
their gas masks!”
“many
lives
were
saved.”
“On november 7, 1918, the rail
lines were cut…
permanently.
”
“PM had done
its job!”
“on march 7, 1945, u.S. Soldiers
approached the bridge across
the rhine river…
“brave men and good
PM
worked.
eighteen days after crossing
the bridge at remagen, german
fighting west of the rhine ended.”
we’ve got to get
through the
argonne forest
and establish
bridgeheads
across the
meuse river…
mustard
gas! Put
on gas
masks!
…in order
to cut the
railroad
lines that
supply the
germans.
Let’s get
started!
Listen up, you
guys! this crossing
will
shorten
the
war and save a lot
of g.I. lives! we
gotta do it
right!
that means
cleaning
equipment!
mud and snow
can foul
things up!
“Tankers…
check the track
tension on your shermans.
Gotta keep ‘em
movin’!”
591. 32-33 (X)
1/7/02
8:36 PM
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