ey
resorted to jeeps an
d trucks for trans
portation.
The horses were sometim
to es used for
polo, however Davis said
Capt. Howard
Bush, base camp co
industrial mmander, somehow got
the
men real polo equipment to play with
but they preferred brooms and a socce
r ball.
Other rec
Capt.
Bush
allowed the soldiers with ex
perience
to use the Army rifle
s to hunt deer
and
pronghorn. The meat
was Explosives Camp 2010.
then cooked in the mess hall. Leftove
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rs went into soups which Davis said were excellent.
Of course, some of the soldiers were
from cities and unfamiliar with being outdoors
a lot. Davis said he went to relieve