General Orders 1946 - Fort Benning

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Brigadier General Frank F. Ewereat, 017145, United States Army. January 1944 ta September 1945. Captain RoBml 0, Fable, 57.. 02052104, Judge Advocate General's Department. Ai-& of the United States. August 1945 to January 1946. Llentenant Colonel Virgil L. field; 0470144. General Staff Corps (Adjutant General's Department), Army of the United States January to November 1945. Oolonel Albert 5. Franklin, Jr., 010642, General Staff Corps (Coast Artillery), United Statcs Army. April 1944 to Norember 1945. Colonel George E. ffardner, 0483093, Air Corps, Army of the United States. October 1942 to May 1945. Ueutenant Colonel Thomas B. Gilohrist. Jr., 0307055, Corps of Engineers, Army of the United States. December 1943 to January 1946. Major Gcnernl Edmund W. Hill, 06770, United States Army. September 1945 to January 1946. Majdr John T. Hillis, 0322655, General Staff Corps, Army of the Dnited States. September 1943 to December 1945. Colonel Allen P. Julian, 0184492, Adjutant General's Department, Army of the United States. February 1944 to September 1945. Major Edzcard A. LeG, 0530167, Xedieal Administrative Oorps, Army of the United States. .4ugr1st 1945 to Jnnunry 1946. Colonel Uharles P. Liaht, Jr.. 0190273, General Staff Corps, Army of the Uoited States. July 1943 to September 1945. Lieutenant Colonel Paul J. Long, 0218.34. Air Corps, United States Army. February 1% to Seprember 1846. Captain Louis W. McKeehan, 28320, Uoited States Naval Reserve. Ncvember 1944 to August 1945. Colonel Jesse I. Willer, 0110368, Corps of Military Police, Army of the United States. November 1942 lo September 1945. Captain Lawrence A. Minnich, 01301080, General Staff Corps, Irmy of the United States. June 1944 to December 1945. Colonel Ralph .I. Xitohell, 0140483, Infantry, Army of the United States. Januarj 1944 to September 1945. Lieutenant Carl Jams8 Mohme, 297857, United States Naval Reserve. 12 Mny to 15 June 1945. Colonel FYancis H. Morse. 012W2. Ge~eral Staff Corm (Field Artillerv) ". United States Army. outober 1943 to ~ecember 1945. Colonel Ralph Memo, 03382, Adjutant General's Department, United States Army. January 1842 to September 1945. Colonel John C. Raaen, 012373. Orrlnance Department, United States Army. December 1941 to June 1942. Lleutennnt Colonel EdGin 0. Reischauer. 0530968, Military Intelligence SerriPe, Army of t h United ~ States. September 1943 to Sepjember 1946. Master Sergeant Willis B. Ryan (Army serial No. 12049539), Signal Corps. Army of the United Stales. September 1042 to October 1945. Colonel Frnnk Shapw, 0222190, Infantry, arm^ of the United States. February 1944 to September 1945. Colonel Don A. Starrfd. 03304:U. Air Corps, Army of the United States. February 1044 lo September 1945. Colonel Otto X. Stillinger. 01(1320, General Staff Corps, United States Army. August 1944 to September 1945. A00 2878B
Page 1 and 2: (h Medal of Honor "awarded posthumo
Page 3 and 4: Distinguished Serrice Cross Awards
Page 5 and 6: e GENERAL Onoms NO. 1 1No~s.-Genera
Page 7 and 8: States Army Forces in the Far East,
Page 9 and 10: GENEEAL Onnms No. 2 WAR DEPARTNENT
Page 11 and 12: stnnding services during the pcriod
Page 13 and 14: President d the United States as pu
Page 15 and 16: sliite of the almost continuous dis
Page 17 and 18: GENEB~ O~UWS WAR DEPARTNENT No. 4 }
Page 19 and 20: Brigadier General Rayhond A. Helser
Page 21 and 22: VILLEGION OF MERIT.-1. By direction
Page 23 and 24: of America Typhus Commission, durin
Page 25 and 26: Gs~aaar OaoE~s NO. 5 WAR DEPARTMENT
Page 27 and 28: Technical Sergeant Donald Garson Sc
Page 29 and 30: WAR DEPARTAiENT No. 6 W~sar~cm~ 26,
Page 32 and 33: this high standard of combat readin
Page 36 and 37: of the United States ss public evid
Page 38 and 39: Coloncl Tunw A. Gints, Jr., 016374,
Page 40 and 41: VILLEGION OF MERIT (OAK-LEAF CLUSTE
Page 42: Private First Class Johlt Henry Era
Page 45 and 46: GENBS~L Omme] NO. 9 I WAR DEPARTMEN
Page 47 and 48: War Department under the provisions
Page 49 and 50: Colonel Charlea U'. 62~llivan, 01M4
Page 51 and 52: eftecting the escape of fellow pris
Page 54 and 55: Antltmc Compan?~. 330th Infantrll R
Page 56 and 57: GO 11 4 stubborn resistance brought
Page 58 and 59: proved by the Commnnding General. T
Page 60 and 61: paigning on the island of Mindanao.
Page 62: oners. The heroic achievemcnt of th
Page 65 and 66: advantageous positions. On the nigh
Page 67 and 68: denied entrance. Doggedly attacking
Page 69 and 70: GENERAL ORDEBS NO. 12 } WAR DBPARTM
Page 71 and 72: 12th Quartermaster Regiment (Philip
Page 73 and 74: Finance Detachment, Serrice Com- ma
Page 75 and 76: 25th Ordnance (Medium) Maintenance
Page 77 and 78: 1st Tactical Communications Squadro
Page 79 and 80: 34th Portable Surgical Hospital. 51
Page 81 and 82: 16nth Medical Dispensary (Aviation)
Page 83 and 84: 655th Clearing Company, 151st Medic
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31!Nth Signal Servlee Battallon. 34
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Headquarters and Headquarters Corn-
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875th Bombardment Squadron (Heavy)
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11th Photographic Laboratory. Bom-
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677th Bombardment Squadron (Very 86
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34th Chemical Company (Aviation), D
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1914th Quartermaster Truck Company
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2d Field Hospital. 2d Filipino Batt
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llth Replacement Battalion, Headqun
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33d Fighter Control Squadron. 33d I
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661th Serrice Squadroa 70th Army Po
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118th Chemical Process Company. 113
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177th Quartermaster Laundry Detnch-
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237th Quartermaster Lanndry Platoon
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312th Bombardment Group (Light), 33
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408th Service Sqnndron. 432d Port C
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491st Quartermaster Battallon, Head
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GO 12 62 822d Engineer Base Equipme
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8226 Englneer Avlation Rattalion. 8
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10SDth Quartermaster Company Servic
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1'7l4th Ordnance (Medium) Mdnte nan
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3085th Ordnance Service Compositl C
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4188th Quartermaster Service Compan
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Speeial Communications Teams X-I, X
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42d Bombardment Group (Eiledium). H
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GO 12 68 544th Engineers Boat and S
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146th Army Airway Communications Sy
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29th Army Air Forces Emergency Res
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4mth Signal (Heavy) Construction Ba
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5212th Photographic Wing Reconnais-
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226 Bombardment Group (Heavy). 33d
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104th Ordnance Bomb Disposal Squad.
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638th Port Company. 717th Nedical S
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984th Medical Supply Detachment. 10
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Provisional Air Defense Command, He
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Eighth Army, Area Command, Head- qu
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34th Statistical Control Unlt (Over
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90th Malaria Control Detachment. 10
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234th Quartermaster Salvage Collect
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mth Transuortation Corn Harbor 1394
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482d Quartermaster Battalion. Head.
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GO 12 102 745th Medical Hospital Sh
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1112th Engineer Canstruction Group,
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2078th Quartermaster Truck Company
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GO 12 108 Headquarters, Masbate Pro
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1st Air Combat Control Squadron (Am
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11th Replacemcut Battalion. Headuun
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&5th Signal Btachmcnt. Headquar ter
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81st Ualaria Control Detachment. 09
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156th Antinircraft Artillery Operat
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2401h Chemical Service Platoon. ZGG
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GO 12 362d Antiaircraft Artillery S
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473d Quartermaster Group, Eeadquar-
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687th Replaccment Company. 668th Re
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870th Engineer Aviation Bsttalion.
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1384th Engineer Petroleum Distribut
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Imth Engineer Aviation Dept Com- pa
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4075th Quartermaster Sewlce Company
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3. In accordance with WD Circular 0
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XVIIILCENTRAL BURMA.-1. Announcemen
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116th Malaria Control Detachment. 3
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685th Antiaircraft Artillery Machin
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3472d Quartermaster Tmck Company, 3
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GO 12 6th Malaria Snrvey Unit 6th P
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95th Ordnance Bomh Disposal Squad.
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25Mh Signal Radar Maintenance Unit.
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568th Signal Aircraft Warning Bat.
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-. GO 12 154 2211th Pacific Ocean A
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9th Pacific Ocean Area (Provisional
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348th Airdrome Squadron. 349th Aird
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GO 12 160 677th Bombardment Sauadro
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348th Air Service Group, Headquarte
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WAR DEPARTMENT WASHINOTON 2% D. C.,
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afire, and left it sinking. In 3 da
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nnximt~m effect, tank destroyer crr
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forward with a five-man covering fo
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pertains to the award of the Legion
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Bripadler General John R. Howhqna,
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8. By direction of the President, i
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Brigadier General Joseph E. Barzgns
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III..LEGION OF MERIT.-1. By directi
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Order 9242-A, 11 Swtember 1912 (WD
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aircraft for this highly hnznrllons
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hY one, plunged through a hail of b
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meritorious and distinguished servi
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First Lieutenant Eugene P. Crum, 07
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Lieutenant Colonel FIolcard E. Watk
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the periods indicated was awarded b
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Qermany. At Fuerstenberg on 8 Febru
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ncar the tank. ,HP charged the auto
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y the War Department under the prov
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the period indicated was swarded to
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Ralph 8. McGill, as published in Ge
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and Executive Onler 92@, 29 October
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after aU craft had retracted and da
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of his clothing and glanced off his
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Sccond Lieutenant Robert T. Btattie
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1842 to 14 October 1944, as publish
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for services flom 8 June 1942 to 14
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aeain. - . he started to fall. . w"
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29 October 1942, (sec. I, WD Bul. W
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tions against an enemy of the Unite
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GO 22, 8 Under combat conditions, h
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inflicted several ea~ualties. Loea!
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Color~4 Edward V. Hnrbrrli dr., 010
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GO 23 6 VIl..LEGION OF MERIT (OAK-L
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from 8 June 1942 to 14 Ociohw 1944,
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pidity on 5 April 1945 near Seravez
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defenses, the 1st BattaNon advanced
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Colonel Bernard A. Schn'ever, 02158
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Lieutenant General Bohunril Bocelc,
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Colonel Rene Marc Marty, Breach Arm
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8. So mudr of seori
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Merit for exceptionally meritorious
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Major Axel W. Anderson, 03n50M, Gen
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2. By dircction of the President, u
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GENERAL OBOERS WAR DEPARlMENT KO. 2
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Malor General Tho?nns D. Ftnleu. -.
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upon thc industrial area of Napova,
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apiditg with wllich these misslons
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Gmm~ Onoms No. 30 GENERAL COURTS DI
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Colonel Thwov? B. Hn'nilon, 0?33:80
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Major Frank L. Gladstone, 0316090,
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mom, generally, under srve1.e eneuy
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WAR DEPAETMENT WASHIN~TON 25, D. C.
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was awarded by the War Department t
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GENERAL 0wm.a WAR DEPARTMENT NO. 31
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Boyce, as p-hlished in General Orde
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GEN- OBDWS NO. 35 WAR DEPARTMKNT WA
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services during the periods indicat
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Theater, 26 August 1945, a bronze O
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Captain Maurice L. Steinaoker. 0165
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3. TRs 1st Battalion, SUWL Infantry
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area. During the mission, a total o
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GENW OWEUS Wss D~AETMENT No. 37 W~s
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of enemy strongholds frequently pre
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WAR DEPARTMENT Wnsnrrror~ 25, D. 0.
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tlons between the two enemy stron~h
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close-in fighting continued, with t
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OEN~L 00ms WAR DEPARTXENT No. 42 WA
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liberated. The indomitable murage,
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Gk~asa~ OBDEES WAR DIWART.\IES!! No
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Colonel James Thoslas Pounf, Britis
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Flight Sergeant flrnest Paune, Rosa
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teams, as a vizorow sullervisar of
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Lieutenant Colonel Cknl-7ns Z. Me~j
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Orders 45, Headquarters 77th Infant
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pagan. Without the loss of a single
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Gmnr. Onnm WAR DEPARTMENT KO. 45 WA
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gress approved 20 July 1942 (see. 1
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Aehruarr the enemy succeeded in rea
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in other pasitkms of importance fro
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GENERAL Om188 1 WAR DEPARTMLVT No.
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Colonel Francis R. Smencu, 0203012,
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2. By direction of the President, u
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launched a fanatical "Banzai" charg
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GEREBAI O%DW NO. 47 WBR DEPARTMENT
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mounted and vigo~ousl3~ attacked th
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WAR DEPARTMENT W~sarw~~om 25, D. Q,
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Colonel Walter J. DeLong, 0176195,
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2 By direction of the President, un
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7 GO 48 artillery, which lmnnded th
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GENERAL OBDPIIS NO. 49 WAR DEPARTME
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2 By direction of the President, in
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G E X ~ OEDE&S A ~ WAR DEPARTMENT X
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machine .wis, six light machine gun
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Major General (Ilarence L. Sturdeva
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IX..BRONZE STAR MEDAL (OAK-LEAF CLU
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GEN- ORDEFCS~ No. 63 I WAX D!IP.kRT
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Lieutenant Colonel Jamcs H. Frier,
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VII.-DISTINGUISHED-FLYING CROSS.-Ry
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Staff Sergeant Stanley L Reloinski
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F.4R DEPARTMENT WASlXINGTaN 25, D.
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, Ordej 160, Headquarters 86th Infa
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cent courage and distinguished hero
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:ivate First Cl:rss Dirk J. Ylug (A
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Lieutenant Colonel John J. Martin,
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2. Ey direction of the President, i
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durlng the period indicated was awa
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2 The idt Battalion, 504th Perachu.
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Ge~.mans to lay down their arrna, f
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during the pcriod indicated was axm
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On 20 April. thc lit Battalion, rei
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G~n~sar, Onoms No. 65 \VAR DEPARTME
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VZIZ..B.ITTLC HONORS.-As anthoriaed
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Une attninnl. As the keystone in tl
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Sergeant Joseph E. Muller (Army ser
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wounded men. Whenever casualties oc
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Teehnlcal Sergeant Fredef-kbrk W. U
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in the performance of outstanding 8
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GO 70 2 As they charged up the hill
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volunteered to perform extra-hazard
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feet long, wltB numerous compartmen
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Tbe 2d Battalion, 4.f8d Regimental
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GO 89 WAR DEPARTNEW WbSEIKGTos 25,
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to May 1946. (This award wpersedes
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Captain 8. T. P. Potter, British Ar
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arid courageous devotion to duty re
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WAR DEPARTMENT WASHINOTON 25. D. C.
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GENERAL ORDERS WAR DEPARTMENT Nn. 9
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, Qarsk~ar, Owxss No. 101 I WAR DEP
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UEN~AL OBDW Wi4B DEPARTMENT No. 1(K
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Army, on 18 January 1942, displayed
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Philippines, displayed outstanding
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VI .BRONZE STAR MEDAL.-I. By direct
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X..IINITED STATES OF AMERICA TYPHUS
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p benefit to the American armed for
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sions were completed, the infantry
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the perlods indicated was awarded b
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3. By diretion of the President, un
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4. By direction of the President, i
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States during the wriods indicated
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preparing the wounded man for movcm
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snortage of automotive parts. Throu
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2. So much of paragraph 5, section
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Headquarters and Headquarters Bat-
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IIeadquarters, 158th Regimental Cor
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0. Lo8 Negron Z8Zand.-28 Fcbruary 1
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644th Ordnanee Ammunition Company.
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g. Dinag~t Island.-17 October 1M4,0
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275th Chcmicnl Serviee Platoon. 716
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1st Platoon. F03d Tank Compauy. Bat
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a. Caballo Island.47 March 1945.090
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5. Guadalcana1.-T'ernhrre Village.-
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Detachment. 304th Field Artiilery B
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2d Platoon, Gmpany 0, 10% Tang 3d P
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g. Anyab, B uma.3 January 1445. Sou
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GO 108 Uml~ar OEDEBS WAR DEPARTMENT
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Geh.mar. OSUERS WAR DEPARTMEKT No.
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2. The 1st Pathlinder Syuarlron (dl
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GEN~AL OIIDE~R No. 113 } WAR DEPART
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weawns were destroyed or captured.
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GenmdI. Owms No. 115 WAR DEPARTMENT
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GENER~L OBOERS WAR DEPARMNT No. 118
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Techniral Sergeant Whfred 0. Maxwel
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17th Armored Engineer Battalion. 41
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Q E N ORDERB ~ WAR DEPARTMENT NO. 1
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Captain John A. Qrlfllths, British
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educe six 88-mm guns and capture 1,
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le, thunder storni8, rain, fog, and
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UEN~AL Oaorns WAR DEPARTMENT NO. 12
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GENmal ORDERS WAR DIOPARTMENT No. 1
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Star Medal to Colonel Cook, for ser
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Bronze Star Medal for meritorious s
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XIV..AIR MEDAL AND OAK-LEAF CLUSTER
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GENEEAL OWERS WAR DEPART~~EWT NO. 1
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O~EEAL OED- No. 137 W.4R DEPARTDlEN
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WAR DmPARTMENT mAsnlno~oH 25, D. C.
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dnrlng the period indicated was awa
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3. B: direction of the President, u
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First T.icutmant ,7ohn Lauthenrc7~l
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Sergeant John 8. Btcrriar (Army ser
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Captain Clwencs B. Conne?, ORO8iX7,
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attalion was caught in n continuous
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GENEEAC ORDERS WAR DEPARTMEKT Nn. 1
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Technical Sergeant Clarence K. Ch2c
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Congress approved 20 July 1042 (see
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Major Paul W. &hurtx, 0219317, Coas
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GEPZEAL O R D ~ WAR DEPARTMENT KO.
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