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US Airmen, Sailors, Coast Guardsmen, were trained at their respective bases thru out the US. US Marines were trained at either Camp L on the east coast or Camp P on the west coast (California).

US Soldiers were trained:

1. Engineers-Fort Leonard Wood

2. Medics-Fort Sam Houston

3. Grunts (Infantrymen)-Fort Benning

4. Tankers (Armor Crewmen)-Fort Knox

5. Red Legs/Cannon Cockers/Gun Bunnies (Artillerymen)-Fort Sill

6. Military Policemen-Fort Gordon

7. Chopper Pilots-Fort Rucker

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