| Text | Length |
| "__ Just Want to Have Fun": Lauper hit | 48 |
| 1962 Presley film (do the math) | 31 |
| Copter's forerunner | 23 |
| Early whirlybird | 16 |
| Copter's cousin | 19 |
| Type of aircraft, for short | 27 |
| Copter's relative | 21 |
| Copter precursor | 16 |
| Protege of Vivaldi, Anna | 24 |
| Old rotorcraft, for short | 25 |
| Helicopter's predecessor, briefly | 37 |
| Helicopter's forerunner | 27 |
| Relative of a 'copter | 25 |
| Not a dupe: Abbr. | 17 |
| Early whirlybird, for short | 27 |
| Early whirly | 12 |
| Early helicopter | 16 |
| Early copter | 12 |
| Copter's kin | 16 |
| Copter's forerunner (var.) | 30 |
| Copter kin | 10 |
| Copter forerunner | 17 |
| Copter cousin | 13 |
| Big name in cycling helmets | 27 |
| Aircraft, for short | 19 |
| ___ d'Italia (cycling event) | 32 |
| Early copters | 13 |
| Copter cousins | 14 |
| Rotating-wing craft | 19 |
| Early whirlybirds | 17 |
| Copters' kin | 16 |
| Copter predecessors | 19 |
| Encircled | 9 |
| Belted | 6 |
| Encircled with a belt | 21 |
| Braced | 6 |
| Surrounded, in a way | 20 |
| Sea ___ (N. J. resort) | 22 |
| Rafter support | 14 |
| Equip or encircle | 17 |
| Carpenter's heavy beam | 26 |
| Belted or banded | 16 |
| Saddle attachment | 17 |
| Distance around | 15 |
| Saddle strap | 12 |
| Round-about measure? | 20 |
| Waistline | 9 |
| Middle measurement | 18 |
| It comes full circle | 20 |
| Body measurement | 16 |
| Waist size | 10 |
| Saddle band | 11 |
| Roundabout measure? | 19 |
| Parcel Post dimension | 21 |
| It holds the saddle in place | 28 |
| Horse's saddle strap | 24 |
| Belt size, essentially | 22 |
| Belt size, basically | 20 |
| Bellyband | 9 |
| Band for holding a saddle | 25 |
| Distances around | 16 |
| Waistlines | 10 |
| Porn stars' specs | 21 |
| Measurements around | 19 |
| USO audience | 12 |
| Grunts | 6 |
| PX patrons | 10 |
| Dogfaces | 8 |
| Yanks | 5 |
| U.S. soldiers | 13 |
| USO patrons | 11 |
| Doughboys | 9 |
| Enlistees | 9 |
| Base figures | 12 |
| USO show audience | 17 |
| James Jones's heroes | 24 |
| Dogtag wearers | 14 |
| USO entertainees | 16 |
| US soldiers | 11 |
| U.S. troops | 11 |
| Servicemen | 10 |
| Infantrymen, for short | 22 |
| Grunts, so to speak | 19 |
| Enlisted men | 12 |
| Enl. men | 8 |
| Company men? | 12 |
| Base figs. | 10 |
| "The Hurt Locker" extras | 34 |
| "M*A*S*H" extras | 26 |
| W.W. II soldiers | 16 |
| USO visitors | 12 |
| Soldiers: Abbr. | 15 |
| Soldiers, for short | 19 |
| PX customers | 12 |
| Platoon members or ''Platoon'' extras | 53 |
| PFCs, et al. | 12 |
| Ones "over there" | 27 |
| Martial-arts uniforms | 21 |
| Joe and others | 14 |
| Doughboys of today | 18 |
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