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General Orders 1946 - Fort Benning

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of the 3026 Medical Rattalion were continually under enemy are, frequently<br />

within 100 yards of the f~.ont lines, and on one occasion they engaged in a flre<br />

fight with the enemy to Drofeet wounded men in R temporary collecting paint<br />

150 yards in the rear of front lines. Thc clearinn - station continued in full omrntion<br />

in Ormoc throughout intermittent shelling by enemy artillery, during which<br />

the Personnel of tlle clrarim - statton continued to unload incoming ambulances,<br />

carrying the patients behind n stone wall where they mere tended until the<br />

shclling ceased and they could be moved into wards. The extraordinary heroism,<br />

bravery, and devotion to duty of all the personnel of the 302d Medical Buttalion,<br />

77th Infantrg Division, wwe instmnxntal in saving the lives of many American<br />

soldiers and retlrct the highest traditions of the Medical Dspavtment of tlle<br />

Uuited Slnf.es. (<strong>General</strong> <strong>Orders</strong> 18, Headquarters 77th Infantry Division, 14<br />

Janiiar~r 1M6, as approved by the Commander in Chief, United States Army<br />

Rorccs, mcifie.)<br />

X-.MEDAL OF FREEDOM-By direction of the President, under the prorisiuns<br />

of Executive Order 9586, 6 Joly 1945 (see. 11, WD Bul. 12, 1!345), the Medal<br />

of Freedom for meritorious service which has aided the Unitell States in tile<br />

prosecution of a war nyaiusl an enemy during . the - neriods indicata was awarded<br />

by thc War Departmcnt to the falloning~nnrned irdividunls:<br />

Lems D. Carlson, while under contract to United States Army Air Borcw,<br />

Eclmonton, Alberta, Canadal performed meritorious services in an<br />

administrative capacity with the Alaskan Division from Xay 1942<br />

to September 1945. Mr. Carlxo??,, through his superior performance<br />

and devotion Lo duty, was instrumental in the develngment of flight<br />

techniques and procedures adaptable to the sever0 climatic eonditions<br />

expericllccd in the Arctic region.<br />

fiuurd If. Lolicgvell, American civilian, March 1!344 to March 11145.<br />

Wllitm!~ H. Sl~ezmrdsoy, American civilian. May 1942 to January 1943.<br />

BY omm OF THE SECXET*~ OE WAB:<br />

OFFIOIAL: DFIGFIT D. EISENHOWER<br />

1:DTARD F WITSELL Chzef of Stat7<br />

Major Ge?Lorel<br />

T7ie Adjutant <strong>General</strong><br />

AGO 33858

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