CUB magazine

[CUB Magazine August 1946] [CUB MagazineNovember 1996]

THE CUB of the GOLDEN LION Our Quarterly Magazine
On the left, Volume 3, No. 1 August 1946.
The first Stateside CUB, with a message from General Jacob L. Devers, Commanding General, Army Ground Forces,
wishing the newly formed 106th Infantry Division Association GOOD LUCK.
On the right, Volume 53, No. 1 November 1996,
showing a picture of Richard L. Rigatti "B" Company, 423rd Infantry, and his dog, Shenna Baby,
thanking the Association members for their support for his year of Presidency - July 1995 to June 30 1996.

What is the CUB magazine? The CUB of the Golden Lion, known as "The CUB" is a quarterly magazine that is included with your membership fees. It has been produced, quarterly, since August 1946. It was first published, for one year, as a monthly magazine. Since then it has been produced as a quarterly publication, even in the Mid 70's when the the Association membership dropped to about 250 veterans. One issue contained only the front and back cover with the contents on the inside front and back cover (4 pages). Average size over the years was approximately 24-28 pages. In recent years, since 1987, we have published a minimum of 44 pages, with some issues as high as 56-60 pages.

The CUB usually contains:

News about the 106th Infantry Division Association Activities.
News about members and their families.
Listings of New Members.
Stories relating to the WW II battles of the 106th Infantry Division.
Stories of 106th veterans returning to the battle fields to visit the sites of their World War II experiences, etc.

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