United States Marines in cold weather training camp at Pickel Meadows ...men from Camp Pendleton go through maneuvers, 1952

47 images. United States Marines in cold weather training camp at Pickel Meadows ...men from Camp Pendleton go through maneuvers, 09 January 1952. Private First Class Frank Fuda; Corporal William Masterson; Corporal Paul Cullen; Colonel A. L. Bowser, Operations Officer, Camp Pendleton; Brigadier General Robert O. Bare (charge of Camp Pendleton Training and Replacements); Lieutenant Colonel D. B. Hubbard, Commanding Officer, Pickle Meadows; Captain E.A. Harwood, Operations Officer, Cold Weather Batallion; Private First Class Gerard Beck, 18; Private First Class Kinslow Ashford, 21; Private First Class Arland Thompson, 28; Private First Class Richard Bynion, 18; Private First Class Arthur Choquette, 21; Private First Class Alberto Cadena, 22; Corporal Richard Coffee, 20; Private First Class Nelson Beaulieu, 18; Staff Sergeant Wilbur Bowman, 28; Private First Class R. E. Flint, 19; Private First Class Jesus Garcia, 19; Hospitalman Richard Bruno; Private First Class Everett Turpen, 20.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Sansone. Date: 1952-01-09. Reporter: Looman. Assignment: Marines in snow. 3 & 4: PFC. Jesus Garcia, 19, 'wounded' in cold weather battle is treated by Hospitalman Richard Bruno. 77-78-26: 1200 new cold weather fighting trainees arrive at Pickle Meadows Camp. 26-81: PFC. Everett Turpen, 20, a new arrival, showing new themo boots. 31-41-42: Marines fire over snowbank. 39: Staff Sergeant James Grant, 25, building snow shelter with snow shoe. 50: PFC. Nelson Beaulieu, 18, Cpl. Richard Coffee, 20, Staff Sgt. Wilbur Bowman, 28, and Navy HM3 (Hospitalman 3rd class) H.K. Campbell. 54: PFC. R. E. Flint, 19. 49-54: Marines cross river on log on which they have rigged rope rail. 41 or 91?: PFC Gerard Beck, 18, stands night guard duty at 11 degrees below zero. 51: PFCs Kinslow Ashford, 21, John Carman, 22, Staff Sgt. Arland Thompson, 28, and PFC Glennon C. Cabral. 59: PFC Arthur Choquette, 21, PFC Richard Bynion, 18. 10-32: PFCs Richard Bynion, 18, Arthur Choquette, 21, and Alberto Cadena, 22. 85-86: (rear to front): PFC Frank Fuda, Cpl. William Masterson, and Cpl. Paul Cullen. 69-70: PFC Eugene Greve, 22. 24: Col. A. L. Bowser, operations officer of Camp Pandleton; Brig. Gen. Robert O. Bare, in charge of the Camp Pandleton training and replacement command; Lt. Col. D. B. Hubbard, commanding officer of Pickel Meadows Cold Weather Battalion (with camp mascot -- 'Derry') and Capt. E. A. Harwood, operations officer of the cold weather battalion".