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the professors' minds to the
minds of the pupils. The education
conducted by the armed forces was
and is merely a technical one, and
in narrow fields at
that. It is no precedent at
all for the other type of education.

The opinions of returning
soldiers, sailors and marines
are very unreliable. Killing your
fellow man is the second oldest
of professions, and a good dog
knows most of its technique.
The mechanics involved are
for the most part relatively
simple. The
experiences are vivid and are
lasting but it is very doubtful
that they balance out to be
beneficial training for peaceful
social living. Therefore keep a
level head and do not be
stampeded into any general stream-
lining of your general college
training even for returning veterans.

PS. Excuse the failure to
rewrite this. Paper is scarce
here in the [Palau?] Islands.

Very truly yours
JN Andrews