Camden Man to Take New Artillery Course

Camden Man to Take New Artillery Course newspaper clipping
March 21, 1932
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New York, March 20.—Liet. [sic] John M. Burdge, Jr., U. S. Field Artillery, a former resident of Camden, N. J., at present assigned to duty with the 18th Field Artillery, at Fort Sill, Okla., has been designated as a student in the 1932-1933 battery officers' course at the Field Artillery School held at Fort Sill, according to War Department orders received yesterday at Second Corps Area headquarters on Governors Island, N. Y. Lieutenant Burdge, a graduate of the Military Academy at West Point, N. Y., was commissioned in June, 1927.

New York, March 20.—Liet. [sic] John M. Burdge, Jr., U. S. Field Artillery, a former resident of Camden, N. J., at present assigned to duty with the 18th Field Artillery, at Fort Sill, Okla., has been designated as a student in the 1932-1933 battery officers' course at the Field Artillery School held at Fort Sill, according to War Department orders received yesterday at Second Corps Area headquarters on Governors Island, N. Y.

Lieutenant Burdge, a graduate of the Military Academy at West Point, N. Y., was commissioned in June, 1927.

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