General Orders 1946 - Fort Benning

G~n~sar, Onoms
No. 65
\VAR DEPARTMENT
WBSIIINLTON 22, D. C., 28 June 1946
Section
1)ISTINGOISTIED~SERVICE MEDAl-dsnrd ................................ I
LEGION OF MERIT-Posthirlnous award . 11
LEGIOK OB XEKIT-Award ............................................... I11
SOLDIEK'S MELIAGAward IV
BROXZU Walt MEDAl.--Posttnmo,,~ avu1.d~ ................................ V
BROKZE STAK MEDAL-Award8 ........................................... VI
AIR XEDAL-l'osrhumous award ........................................... VII
BATTLE EIOKORS-Citations of unite . VIII
LEGIOS OF MERIT-Correction in general orderr ........................... IX
I..DISTINGUISHED-SERVICE MED.4L.-By (li~cction r~f thc Prcsidcnt,
~ m i ihe ~ r provisions of the act of Congress allprored 9 .lllIy 1918 (77:D iM 43,
1018). the Distioguished-Service Medal for exreptionally meriturious f~nd distinguished
services in the performance of duties of itreat responsibility during
the period indicilied was awarded by the War Ui!gnrirnroi to the fallowing-named
otiieer :
Colonel A. Robe,-t Ginub~u.r.vh, 09747, Gener;d SiaCC Coqn (Field Artillery).
United States Army. October 1943 throozh 3Iuy 19-15 (This award supersede8
tile anwd of the Legion nf Merit (Oalt~Lrnf Cluster) to Colonel Ginsburgh, for
services from 23 Xorerubpr 1!M3 to 1 December 1944, us pnlilislxrd in General
Orders 77. United States Army Farces, Rlr East, 13 Anvil lWG, and the Bronae
Star Medal, for services from 26 Scptembcr to 20 Ociaher 1944, as published in
General Orders 12, VS.\SOS. 24 January 19.15.)
IILLBGION OF MERIT.-Ry dixction of the President, nnrler the provisions
of the act of Congwss approve8 20 July 1942 (sec. 111, WU Bul. 40. 1W2) and
Eweutiv~ Order 9200, 29 October 1912 isec. I, WD Bul. 54, 1942), tlic Legion
of 3Ierit fur enccptioucll~ mrriinrious conduet in thc perfor~nnuce of ontaianding
services during the period indicated was awarded posthumously hy the War
Ueparrment to the foliowing~namcd oficer :
Lieutenant Cuiouel Ckurres I. Hrimber, Jr., 0185S1, Infantry, United States
Arnly. December 1941 to May 1942.
III..LEGION OF MERIT.-By dircctiori of the President, unh' the gio~isions
of the act of Congress a~llrroved 20 July 19~Q (see. 111, Wn Bul. 40. 194%) and
Xxec.urive Ol'der 9'200, 29 October 1012 (sec. I, WD Bul. 34, 1912), tbe Legion
of Merit for exeeplion:llly meritorious conduct in the performance of outstanding
services during the period indie:lted was awarded by the War Department to
i he folloming~namccl oficer :
Brigadier General dldcn R. Cramford, 018210, United St;ites Army. January
1911 to August 1014.
IV..SOLDIER'S MEDAL.-By direction of the President, under the prori-
sions of the act of Congress approved 2 July 1926 (WI) nul. 8. 1!326), the Soldier's
Medal for heroism not involving actual Conflic-L with an enemy during the period
indicated was awarded by tile C~mnaanding General, European Theater, to the
following-named enlisted man:
Tecllnici~n Fifth Grade Miclioel J. Ralpin (Arm>- serial No. 3(i627885), In-
fantry, Army of the United States, on 8 May 1946, without regard for his own
snfety, rolunteercd at Munich, Gerroany, to rcscuc civilians from n dangerous
Zone, ivhere exploding am~limiitian had mused nearbl- tank cars to burst and