Outbreak in Taylor's Work Shops There was a distinct pride shown dy.each man, as the C.in-C, walked by, adding & word of praise here and there, und, a8 one of the "boys"
id later, "There's something about admiral Bristol's inspections that 8 us to do better next time. He iueems to think that we are fighters and he takes a personal interest ints." seemed thowgh- the two machine gun com= panies of the Marines interested the inspecting party very much, and although the men carried no rifles, their appearance occasioned no small amount of comment from The inspection completed, march past began, Col. H. C. Davis heading the column. After marching past the saluting base, he fell out and stood at the base, It Guired the better part of 15 minutes for the three units to march past.
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