General Orders 1946 - Fort Benning

meritorious and distinguished services in thc performance of duties of great
responsibility during the period indicated was awardcd Lo him by the War
Department under the provisions of the act 6f Congress approved 9 Jnly 1918
(WD Bnl. 43, 1918). The citation is as followe:
Nnjor General Xau T. Muddocks, 07291, United States Army. June lo Novem-
ber 1945.
4. Br dirwtion of the President, in addition to the Distinguished-Service Medal
awarded by the War Department to Major General will inn^ D. Sbedd, ns pub-
lished in WD General Ordcrs 5G; 1922, a sccond hronse Oak-Iaaf Clnster fur
exceptionnlly meritorious and distinguished ssel'rices in thc performilnce nf dutics
of great rm~lonsihiiity during the period indicated was awarded to him by tbe
War Delmtmcnt under the provisions of the act of Cungres appruved 9 July
1918 (TVD Bul. 43, 1918). The citation is ns follows:
bInjor Gcnernl Willlam E. Ehedd, 02217, United States Army. Sentember 1944
La September 1945.
VILSILVER STAR.-By direction of the I'resident, under the ~rovisinns of the
act of Congress appvored 9 July 1918 (WD Bul. 43, 1918) and the act of Cungress
approued 15 December 1942 (sec. I, WD Bul. 61, 1942), a Silver Star
for gallantry in action mas awarded by the War Department to the followingnnnlrli
~ffieer :
Brigadier Tl'illiam X. T. Pnit8ful1, British Army, displayed galinntry in action
near Uaminkeln, Germany, on 21 Mavch 1945. In comm;~nd of division nrtillc~y,
he landed by glider in an area which had not been cletlred of the enemy, quickiy
assernbletl and organieed his unit, and brought supparting fix lo bmr. Rrizn6ier
Faithfull's spirited leaders hi^ and bravery during the siibseqnent 24 hour8 inspired
his nlen and contributed ~naleiinlly to the successful eomplrtion of thls
airbonle mission.
VII..BRONZE STAR MEDAL.-1. Dy direction of Lbe Presifient, under the
prOVisions of Executire Order 9419, 4 Fcbruury 1914 (sec. 11, WD nul. 3, l844),
n Bronze Star Medal for meritorious sersices in connection m~ith military operations
agirimst an enemy of the United Slates during the pcriods indicated was
awarded by the War Dam'rmcnt to the Colloming~nnmed officers, enlisted men,
aud individuals :
Geom .J. Allen, American Red Cross. Jnly 1944 to May 1945.
Major General OrciZ A. Anderson, 011497, United States Army. 21 April
to 20 Angnst 1945.
WrSt Lieutenant Costa G. Cozmriras, 01704214, Army of the United States.
March to October 1!114.
LicuLcnant Colonel Jo7in Uibb, 0-178414, Air Corl~s, Army of the United
States. 3 November l9ll to 6 August 1%.
Elmer Doraw, Ainericiru civilian. Scptcinber 1944 to Jannxry 1945.
Lois Duncan, drntwicnn Red Cross. Drcember to May 1945.
Egon W. Zi'le~l:~ American cirilian. March to May 1945.
Cag1:ain lLen6 J. Gluiroud, 0132BGGj- Infantry, Army of the United States.
June IN4 to Xag 1815.
Staff Sergeant James TV. Ingalls (A~.my serial No. 31255392) (then twhnician
fourth grade), Air Corps, Army of the Uniled States. April
to Oclolrer 1043.
Wbrt G. Johnso%, Amrrienn Red Cross. July 1941 to May 1945.
Sergeant Donald E. Kimy (Army ~erial R'o. 15340895), Air Corps, Army of
the United States. 12 OcLober 1944 to 20 April 1945.
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