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General Orders 1946 - Fort Benning

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during the pcriod indicated was axmrd~d bg the Cmmlnnding Gcneral. European<br />

Theater, to the followiug-nnnyl officer :<br />

Cnptnin Edward B. NcBride, Jr., 0396114, Company B, llRtir Infantry Rcgiment.<br />

-4rmy of the United States, nn 0 October 1914, at North Bardenberg, Germany,<br />

displayed lleroism in action against the enemy. Through heavy hostile<br />

fire, without regard for his own safety, he ran across open terrain and rlimbcd<br />

up on n moving tank to dlrect thc gunner of the vehicle. He remained on the<br />

tank, continuing to direct its fire, until Lenpirig dmm, he Led his men in a final<br />

assault, which routed the enemy from their positions. Captain IfcRridv. throngb<br />

his courage and exceptional loyalty to his men, undoubtedly saved m;ml lives 2nd<br />

was responsible for rbe raIlid eom~~letion of the company's misslan.<br />

V..LEGION OF MERIT.-Bs direction of the President, under the provisions<br />

of the act of Congress approred 20 Julp 1942 (see. 111, WD Bul. 40, 1942) and<br />

Executive Order 9260, 20 Octobcr 1942 (scc. I, WD Bul. 54, 19423, the Legion of<br />

Merit for exceptionally meritorialis condnct in the performance of outstanding<br />

serrices during the period indicated was awarded by the War Departmnlt to<br />

the following-named officer :<br />

Brigadier Geuernl Robert A. NcClurc, 06785, United St;t.tes Anny. Fcbnnry<br />

to September 1942.<br />

VILLEGION OF MERIT.-By direction of the President, undcr the p~o~.isiuns<br />

of the act of Congress approved 20 July 1942 (scc. 111, WD Bul. 40, 1942) and<br />

Executive Order 9200. 29 Octobev 1942 (see. I, WD Bul. 54. 19421, the Legion - of<br />

hlerit, in the Dpgree of Commander, for exeeptionollg meritorious conduct in the<br />

performance of outstanding ser~iees durinz the periods indieaced was awarded by<br />

the Wnr Department to tlic foilowingwamed officers:<br />

<strong>General</strong> Rme C. de Kuysson, French Army. Oclobrr 1944 to Juue 1943,.<br />

Ikigndier <strong>General</strong> Jcnn CRu7'1es Lotria Reynmlf, French Army. Nor.ember<br />

1944 to December 1943.<br />

VIILLEGION OF MERIT (OAK-LEAF CLUSTER).-By direction of the<br />

Presidcnt, in addition to the Legion of Nerlt nmarded to Drigadier <strong>General</strong> Reargr<br />

D. Shea, as pubiisned in Gsnrral Ordws 12. Headquarters European Theater of<br />

Operations, G February 1045, n hrome Onlt~l.caf Cluster for esceptionnlip<br />

meritorions conduct in the lmformxnce of outstnnding scr~ices during the period<br />

indicntcd was awarded to him by the War Dallartment under the provisions of<br />

the act of Congress approved 20 July 1942 (see. 111, WD Bul. 40.1942) and Executire<br />

Order 9260, 29 October 1942 (sec. I, WD Bnl. 54, 194ej. The citation is an<br />

foliorvs:<br />

Brigadier <strong>General</strong> Grol-ye D. Sheo, 06465, United Srateu Army. June <strong>1946</strong> to<br />

April <strong>1946</strong>.<br />

VIIILBRONZE STAR MEDAL,^. Dv direction of the President, undcr the<br />

provisions of Executive Order 9419, 4 Febl'uary 1914 (see. 11, WD Bul. 3, 19441.<br />

a Dronze Star Medal for me~itoriaus scrriees in conllection with military opeyations<br />

a~ainst an eriemg of rlic United Stntes during tile periods indicated was<br />

awarded by the Commandinz Ocneral, Euroymn Theater, ta the following-named<br />

officer and enlisted man :<br />

Staff Sergeant LeEoy 8'. Perry (Army serial Xu. 376192373, lufantry,<br />

Army of the rniteil States. 24 February 1945.<br />

First Lieutenant Wliifmel II. Webb. OllIG112, Carps of Engineers, Armr<br />

of the United States. Oecember 1944 thruugh February 1945.

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