Kilroy Was Here The Best American Humor from

Inspired by a ubiquitous piece of graffiti that U.S. servicemen left behind during World War II, Emmy Award-winning television journalist Charles Osgood has collected an assortment of classic stories and comic tales that buoyed the spirits of Americans who served on land, at sea, and in the air.

Charles Osgood writes and anchors "The Osgood File" four times daily over the CBS radio network and anchors CBS television's Sunday Morning every week.

Introduction	p. ix
A Dictionary of American Military Slang, 1941-1944	p. 1
Boot Camp	p. 13
Shipping Out: Ready or Not	p. 41
In the Field, Seas, and Skies	p. 57
Mess and Other Grub	p. 93
RandR	p. 107
Army vs. Navy vs. Marines vs. Air Force vs...	p. 117
Accidental Insubordination and Other Miscellaneous Occurrences in the Line of Duty	p. 121
Enemies and Friends	p. 135
Celebrities	p. 151
Looking Ahead	p. 167
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