General Orders 1946 - Fort Benning

Lienterrant Coloncl aliwie Cowaloe de Parisot de la Boisse, French Army.
10 August to 15 September 1344.
Major Chal-leu Goybet, French Army. November 1944 to May 1945.
Lieutenant Colonel William H. (irant. British Amy. May 1944 to April
1945.
Group Captain Sir Louis Creig, Royal Air Force. August 1942 to May
1945.
Colonel fiovmond P. 3fariiic~, Wrenell Army. January to July 1944 and
October 1944 to Narch 134il.
Wing Cummandcr Gordon V. Newman, Royal Air Force. October 1343
to March 1945.
Gencral (:COrye~ Retm's, French Army. August 1944 to May 1945.
Air Con11nudol.e I.*anic Woolley, Royal Air Force. February 1943 to
May 1945.
3. By direction of the President, under the provisions of the act of Congress
approved 20 July 1R42 (see. 111, WD Bul. 40, 1342) and Executive Order 8260, 29
October 1U42 (sec. I, WD Uul. M, 1942), the Legion of Merit, in the Degree of
Legiomaire, for cxccptionally meritorious conduct in the perforruauce of nutstanding
services ilurillg the periods indicated vas awarded by the War Department
to the iollowing-named officers and warrant offleer:
Captain Silnol~ Doillon, French Forces of the Inlerior. June 1940 to
October 1U44.
Lieulenai~t Colunel Jacques Yarie Prosper Cfaeounaud, French Army.
Angust 1944 to Jauuary 1945.
Warrant Officer Paul 01. Laval, French &my. September 1844 to Fcbruary
1345.
Colonel Brsrand Mnller, Wrench Air Forcc. August to December 1944.
Lieutenant Coloncl ~obert Queaard, French Army. October 1944 to April
194.5,
VII..BKONZE STAR MEDAL.-I. By direction of the President, under the
prorisiorlv of Executive Order 9419, 4 Fcbroory 1944 (sec. IT, WD Bul. 3, 1944),
a Drouze Star Medal for meritorious services in connecl.ion with military opera-
tions agninsl an enemy of the United States during the period8 indicated was
awarded by th? Far Department to the followingnamed officers, enlisted men,
and individuals :
Colonel Pompeo Agrifoglio, Italian Army. Jannary 1944 to May 1%.
Captain Charle8 W. Aoery, 0464687, Infantry, Army of the United States.
1G to 19 December 1W.
R'redertcIc dyer, Jr., American civilian. September IN4 to May 1045.
Btenley L. Baker, Arnericau Red Cross. October 1944 to May 1915.
Chaplain (Captain) George A. Ccrtis, 0553104, Corps of Chaplains, Army
of the Unitcd Stntes. 16 to 13 December 1944.
Dscg della-Ciwpa, dmcriran cirilian. March 1W4 to May 1945.
Caplain Peter A. Dughi, Ol30SG16 (then flrst lieutenant), Infantry.
Arms of the United States. 16 and 17 December 1944.
Helen Gibson, drrlerican Red Cross. November 1042 to May 1945. (This
award supersedes the award of the Medal of mecdom to Mrs. ffilrso*
for services from %I R'ovcmber 1842 to 8 May 19a5, as published in
General Orders 318, European Theater of Operations, 20 November
1945.)
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