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feet long, wltB numerous compartments leadlng from the main tunneL The let Battalion sufPered BOB combat casualties in this extremely costly battle for control of this sector of the Villa Verde Trail area. The 1st Battalion fought against the enemy's key positions and his most determined troops, killing more than 1,400. Despite the casualties and adverse condltions, the otlicers and men of the 1st Battalion. Id8th Infantrg Regiment, never wavered from their determination to destroy the enemy and complete an extremely dimcult mirsioa (General Orders 31, J3eadquarters 32d Infantry Division, 15 February 1246, as approved bithe Commanding Geueral, Sixth Army.) 2. The 43d Cavalry Reoonnaissance Troop (Mechanized) is cited for outstanding performance of duty in action against the enemy on Lumn, Philippine Ialande. during the period 12 March to 1 May 1945. At the outset of the battle to torn the southern flank of the Shimbu Line, east of Manila, this unit was given the mission of reconnaissance and protection of the right &uk of the 43d Infantry Division, covering the area between the division's flank and the east shore of Lagnna de Bay. By the aggressive employment of both motor and foot patrols, the troow ascertained exactly the disDostion of enemy forces facing it. Increasing the activity and apgressiveness of its patrols and employing a battery of field artillery in its supuort, the troop develo~ed its ~atrolling. with mCh rigor that the enemy, upon being engaged, withdrew under heavy small-arms and artillery flre and abandoned several towns along the north shore of Lagone de Bay. This withdrawal opened a road net which later enabled a regimental combat team, screened by this troop, to sweep into the Santa Maria Valley, turn , the sooth flank of thc Shimbu Line, clear the enemy from the west shore of La- gunn de Bay, and contact an adjacent division to the south. During the battle, this Unit sueeessfully patrolled over 75 square miles of mew-held territory ln / 16 days, forced the abandonment of several occupied barrios, ns well as a road net rital to future operations, and cnptured 6 Geld pixes, 6 mortars, 8 vehicles, 3 flame throwers, and a quantity of small arms, food, and ammunition. The troop killed 84 Japanese and captured 6, with a lass to itself of only 1 mnu wounded. The courage, aggressive fighting, and the results obtained by the 4% Cavalry Reconnaissance Troop (Jiechanised) contributed materially to the success of this operation. (Gxcrnl Orders 245, Headrlnarters Sixth Army. 11 No~ember 1845, as approved by the Commande? in Chief, United Statea Army Forces, Pnciflc.) BX OXDEB 02' Tm SECEETABX OP WBB: OFEICIAL: EDWARD F. WITSELL ' &jar General The Adjutant General DWIGHT D. EISENHOrnR Chief of stad
Gmm Owms WAR DBPARTMENT No. %3 Wasrno~on 26, D. C.. 6 Angust 1946 sect1.m BEAATH UNITED STATES DISCIPLINAEY BARKACKS-Dealgnation by I..BRANCR UNITED STATES DISCIPLINARY BARRACKS.-Erective as 01 15 July 1946, the United States correctional installations established under the provisions of the act of 4 March i916 (38 Stat 1086: 10 U. S. 0. 1458) as branch disciplinary barracks are designated or redesignated as follows: 1. Eastern Branch, United States Disciplinary Barracks, Green Haven, New Park, Is redesignated Branch United States Dlsdpllnary Barracks, Green Haven, New York. 2. Southern Branch, United States Disciplinary Barracks, Camp Hood, Texas. Is designated Braneh United States Diseiplinary Barracks, Camp Hwd. Texas. 3. Sorthwestern Branch, Ijnited States Dlscipllnary Barrxcks, Fort Missonla. Montana. is redesignated Branch United States Disciplinary Barracks, Fort M~SSO~I~R, Montana. 4. Midwestern Branch, United States Disciplinary Barracks. Port Benjamin Harrison, Indiana, is designated Branch United States Disciplinary Barracks. Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana. 5. Soulheastern Branch, United States Disciplinary Barracks, Camp Gordon. Georgia, is designated Branch United States Disciplinary Barracks, Camp Gordon. Georgia. 6. East Central Branch, United States Disciplinary Bnrracks, Xem Cumberland. Pennsylvania. is desimated . Branch United States Discialinary Barracks, New Cumberland, Pennsylvania. 7. Northern Branch. Unlted States Discinllnary Barraclrs, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is designated Branch United States Disciplinary Barracks, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 8. Xidwestern Branch No. 2, United States Disciplinsry Barracks, Fort Knox, Kentucky, is designated Branch United States Disciplinary Barracks, Fort Knox. Kentucky. 9. Pacific Coast Bmnch, United States Disciplinary Barraclia, Camp McQnalde, California, is redesignated Branch United States Disciplinary Barracks. Camp McQnaide. California. 10. Atlantic Coast Branch, United States Disciplinary Barracks, Fort Haneo&, New Jersey, redesignated by section lV, WD General Orders 64, 1948, is redesignated Branch United States Disciplinary Barracks, Fort Hancock, New Jersey. [Ag 252 (25 Sun 46)l Il..BUCKLEY FIELD, COLORADO.-Bfeotiue as of BS J W 1946, Buckley Field, Colorado, Is reclassified as a class I1 installntlon and placed in an inactive status, under the jurisdiction of the Chief of Engineers, for transfer to the State of Colorado for Xational Guard purposes. LAG 680.1 (29 Jul 46)l III..BATTLE HONORS.-& authorized by Executive Order 9396 (see. I, WD Rul. 22 1943), superseding Executive Ordcr 9075 (sec. 111, WD Bnl. 11, 1942). citation of the following unit in the general orders indicated is eonflrmed under the provisions of section IV, WD Circular 383, 1943, in the name of the Presi- dent of the United States as public evidence of deserved honor and distiictlon. The citation reads as follows: AGO 8l6B--A"& 705554'-48
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(h Medal of Honor "awarded posthumo
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Distinguished Serrice Cross Awards
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e GENERAL Onoms NO. 1 1No~s.-Genera
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States Army Forces in the Far East,
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GENEEAL Onnms No. 2 WAR DEPARTNENT
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stnnding services during the pcriod
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President d the United States as pu
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sliite of the almost continuous dis
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GENEB~ O~UWS WAR DEPARTNENT No. 4 }
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Brigadier General Rayhond A. Helser
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VILLEGION OF MERIT.-1. By direction
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of America Typhus Commission, durin
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Gs~aaar OaoE~s NO. 5 WAR DEPARTMENT
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Technical Sergeant Donald Garson Sc
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WAR DEPARTAiENT No. 6 W~sar~cm~ 26,
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this high standard of combat readin
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Brigadier General Frank F. Ewereat,
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WAX DEPARTMENT WAGHIKCTOR 25, D. C.
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2. By direction of the President, u
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6, By direction of the President, i
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XILRATTLE HONORS.-As authorized by
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three-day stand in the face of terr
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Lieuteuant Colonel F~ederiok M. Bro
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Brigadier Kenneth a. Melean, C B, B
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Commission, including tbe control o
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ing ready to advance in less than ;
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artillery, machinegun, and smnll~ar
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enemy; but when the enemy discovere
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' long and hazardous drive from the
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GO 11 12 operations eflcicncy at a
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causing extenslve damage and destru
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of the Intelligence and Rrcmnoissan
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2d Obsermtion Squadron. 15th Chemic
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90th Bombardment Group (Heavy), Hea
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IILBURIMA, 1942.-1. Announcement is
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1011th Signal Company Service Group
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12th Air Cargo Resupply Squadron. 1
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78th Quartermaster Battalion (Mobil
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393d Engineers (Special Service Reg
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831st Signal Bnttnlion (Special), C
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36491:h Quartcrmaster Truck Company
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10th Radar Callhration Detachment.
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VIIILCHINA DEFENSIVE.-1. Announceme
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53d Portable Surgical Hosgital. 54t
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GO 12 26 Aorm 241, this general ord
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374th Quartermaster Truck Compang (
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26th Bombardment Sqnadron (Heavy),
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6th Replacement Depot, Headquarters
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21st Quartermaster Truck Battalion
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I 48th Qunrtermaeter Group, Readuua
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95th Ordnance Battalion, Headquar-
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156th Finance Disbursing Seetlon. 1
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i 204th Galaria Survey Uuit mm.) .
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275th Port Company, Transportation
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SGOth Quartermaster Company (Cam. p
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459th Counter Intelligence Corps De
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570th Engineer Dump Truck Company 5
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716th Tank Battalion. 17741h Engine
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029th Army Postal Unit. 929th Engin
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1412th Quartermaster Depot Company.
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1884th Qualtermaster Tmck Company (
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3683d Signal Service Oetachment 333
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5280th Ordnance Battalion (Aviation
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7th Tactical AIr Oommnnications 1 2
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Mist Signal Photogrsphic Company. L
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2. When entering individual credit
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BIXMARCK ARCHIPBLACO 1st Cavalry Di
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Mth Army Postal Unit (Type F). 1318
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620th Amphibian Truck Company, 1461
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4th Aircraft Repair Unit (Floating)
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55th Reconnxissanco Squadron, 77th
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GO 12 459th - Aviation ~ ~ Sauadron
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7626 Antiaircraft Artillery Gun Bat
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S116th Signal Service Battalion (tw
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1st Portable Surgical Hospital. 1st
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14th Replacement Battalion, Headqua
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56th Malaria Control Detachment. '
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145th Field Artillely Battalion (15
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97 GO 12 801st Quartermaster Railhe
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420th meld Artillery Group, Headqua
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6Olst Quartermaster Grave Registrat
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103 893d Medical Clearing Company.
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105 GO 12 1715th Signal Service Bat
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19818th Quartermaster Gasoline Supp
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United States Army Services of Supp
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V Fighter Comtnana, Headquarters nn
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228 Transportation Cow Amphibian Tr
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54th Troop Carrier Wing, Headquarte
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117 GO 12 109th Chemical Processing
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lmst Signal Radar Maintenance Team
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2936 Joint Assault Slgnal Company.
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42lst Wlgineer Dump Truck Company 4
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558th Quartermaster Railhead Com- p
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744th Military Police Battalion, Hc
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1%2d Engineer Port Construction and
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16l7tb Ordnance Snpply dnd Mainte n
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3B2d Qunrtermaster Drivers Detach-
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Headquarters and Service, General H
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3073d Ordnadce Maintenance Company,
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14th Combat Cargo Squadron, 4th Com
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141 385th Medical Collecting Compan
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1327th Engineers General Service Re
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1891st Engineer Avlation Battalion,
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41st Bombardment Group, Headquar te
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149 GO 12 last Photo Intelligence T
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376th General Surgical Team. 376th
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8Wth Engineer Service Company. 868t
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3754th Quartermaster Truck Campany.
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CHINA OFFENSIVE 1st Atr Base Commun
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Chinese American Composile Wing. He
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4th Emergency Rescue Squadron (two
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163 Omcm : DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER EDW
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~mrt of the 3d Dattnlion, 16.91h 1,
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point, and return to their base. On
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I..MEDAL OF RONOR.-By direction of
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Sergeant John 8. YcKinney (Army ser
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General Van Detcsen, for services d
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Coloncl Roger J. Brozmze, 017525: A
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WAR DEPARTMENT, Wasnrh-cmh- 2.7, D.
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AGO 3051B Colollel William E. Lamed
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Departmeut under the provisions of
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the squadron snwd 23 lives, wllile
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1 GEXEBAL ORDERS WAR DEPARTMENT No.
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the destruction of six machine guns
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Louis Spealler, American Red Crass.
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Captain Joseah F. Morgan, 0672387,
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G E ~ AOWEX I WAR DEPARTMENT KO. 17
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Colonel Gzry C. Remoad, 0170857,' T
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WAR DEP.iRT31ENT WASHINOTON 2j, D.
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the stricken unit from the flanks,
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Brigadier GenPral Jawlea A. O'Conno
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Colonel Clarence Rensnato, 017708,
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Q E ~ 0-8 L WAR DEPARTrn NO. 20 1 W
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2. Company R, 137th Inlandry Reghmd
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GENE~L OBDESS WAR DEPARTMENT No. 21
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strong enemy forces moving in to at
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Colonel Cecil T,. Rutledge, Oi296,
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13. So much of section IX, WD Gener
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GEmsat OsnEus ~VAB D~ARTMERT No. 22
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Major William. W. Dillerd, 027009,
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Orders 30, 1943, a broilze Oak-Leaf
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Staff Sergeant Lauris E. Hozclund (
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GENKIIAL On~rns NO. 23 Section WODA
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ceptionally meritorious and disting
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Lieutenant John H. AI. 7'iObu. Jr.,
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tions against an enerng of the Unit
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GEN~AI 0mm.s No. 24 W.4R DEPARTMEET
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Major Gcneral LesZie C. Ilollis, Br
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WAR I)El?ARTMENT ~VA~HIN~TON 25, D.
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Executive Order 9260, 29 October 19
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VI..LEGION OF MERIT (OAK-LEAF CLUST
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toliulrs rondwl irr the ierfcmnni!r
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G~tinUr. OBoFaS WAR DEPARTMENT No.
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Colonel PizilZ V. Pechet~d Chalret
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C~lOnel Robert W. Ward, 017637, Gcn
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GO 28 8 work of the United States o
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indicatcd was awardcd to him by the
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companies on either flank of Compan
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forced division. While contributing
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expanses af open sea, despite dxnge
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GO 30 2 Brigadier General Cornelius
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Lienterrant Coloncl aliwie Cowaloe
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IX..RATTLE II0NORS.-As authorized b
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of the 3026 Medical Rattalion were
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GO 34 2 Lieutenant Colonel Robert H
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of creating a diversion along the L
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meritorious and distinguished servi
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citation of the following unlt in t
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the award of the Bronze SLar Medal
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V..LECION OF MERIT (OAK-LEAF CLUSTE
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the Mediterranean and European !Che
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..I ComPiete round trip between Lae
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Supply details fought their way in
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(General Ordcrs 124, Hztldquarters
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Corporal Donald E. Nelson (Army Ser
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GO 37 4 in the prosecution of a mar
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Brigade; Recomaissame Platoon, 8th
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service. (General Orders 146, Headq
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the Akajima Aircraft Company's impo
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awardcd to him by the War Departmen
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contributed to the acquisition of n
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Major Gencral Ernest Graff, Belgian
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Lieutenant Colonel Kuyh N. Swundcr.
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lantry, tenacity, and undying spiri
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WAR DEP.4RTMEYl' WAS~INGTON 26, D.
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at 1400 on 3 Mach 1845 by Cornpanu
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flying their aircraft from one stri
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GO 44 8 keeping with the highest tr
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Lieutenant Colonel Bidr~cw 8. 1)nrl
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VII..BATTLE RON0RS.--4s authorized
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ditches half filled \!-itli mter an
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the Sugreme Allied Cormnand~r, Medi
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2. By direction of the President, i
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act of Congress approved 20 July 19
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Company E, the 1st Platoon, Company
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Of Particular areas of terrain. Cap
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during the period lndlcated was nwa
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less aggressiveness, and indomltshl
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Colonel Roam? Porter, 0332700, Gene
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aolonel Daniel 0. Omer, 0195630, Qu
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played heroic conduct near St. Die,
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fire Numerous artilleq pieces and s
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III..DISTINGUISHED-SERVICE MEDAL.-R
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ins, played the dominant role in th
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Merit far exceptionally meritorious
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GE~XAL Omma No. 51 WAR DEPARTRIEVT
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Lieutenant Colonel William B. Rortu
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2. By direction of the President, i
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Page 440 and 441: Xajor H. Z. AdndrB Bour~oin, French
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Page 444 and 445: German force. In the face of a with
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Page 448 and 449: am-lines, which controlled the St.
Page 450 and 451: G~nmnr. OKUEns WAR DEPARTMENT NO. 6
Page 452 and 453: the tank. Still standing, he fired
Page 454 and 455: Major Stanley Holmes, 019521, Infan
Page 456 and 457: standicg serviccs during the period
Page 458 and 459: Qmma~ OEDW WAR DEPARTXENT No. 62 WA
Page 460 and 461: WIR DEPARTMENT WASHING~N 25, D. 0..
Page 462 and 463: Technical SergPani: John A. Sljoaf
Page 464 and 465: 2. By direction of the President, n
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Page 473 and 474: GENERAL OBOmS WAR DEPARTMENT NO. 71
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Page 479 and 480: VIII..LEGION OF MERIT (OAK-LEAF CLU
Page 481 and 482: 1 GO 70 Qeneeac OWEM WAR DEPARTMEPF
Page 483 and 484: GEPEUL OILDEBS WAR DEPARTMENT No. 7
Page 485: G m Omms WAR DEPARTMEWE - NO. 74 WA
Page 489 and 490: WAR DEPARTMENT WaanmaToru 25, D. C.
Page 491 and 492: services during the periods indicat
Page 493 and 494: Brigadier General Alejandro Barco,
Page 495 and 496: Richard M. Morgan, American civilia
Page 497 and 498: First LieutenantPeterR. Davis, 0678
Page 499 and 500: were overrun in this attack and ene
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Page 503 and 504: of its menbere and the esprit ae co
Page 505 and 506: i Gcswal OI:UERB WAR DEl'ART31ENT N
Page 507 and 508: Captain 3%-ndericb F. Thomas, 0316C
Page 509 and 510: The citation is as follows: Brigadi
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Page 513 and 514: WAR DEPARTK!3NT WAsE~mrnn 25, D. C.
Page 515 and 516: psition. With every man in the coln
Page 517 and 518: GENE~AL O~E?S] No. 106 i WAR DEPART
Page 519 and 520: Captnln Francisca AZtarejos, Philip
Page 521 and 522: ~ieutenint Colonel L di Roland, Fre
Page 523 and 524: conduct in the performance of outst
Page 525 and 526: Captain Edward Rnlogh, 0423667 (thc
Page 527 and 528: heavy aerial bombardment, he left a
Page 529 and 530: procurement of intelligence, w-hich
Page 531 and 532: Doctor Joseph T. Vearn, American ci
Page 533 and 534: ammu O R D ~ WAR DEPARTMENT &.lo9 }
Page 535 and 536: 7th Support Aircraft Party, 9th Tac
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5 GO 109 10- Reporting Platoon, Com
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96th Signal Company. 36lst Field Ar
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Detachment, Company B? 636th Amphih
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Headquarters, Special Troops, 40th
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. Zambelaa, &zon.-CJanunry 1945,0P$
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110th Medical Battalion (less Compa
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Detachment. Battery B, 237th Antiai
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GO 109 20 I. Greone Island.-15 Febr
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mupans B, 132rl Englneer Combat Bat
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?14 GO 109 24 A. PeleZiu Z8land.-15
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k. Rangoon, Barma.-2 May 1915. OBlc
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2 Headquarter8 and Headquarter8 Tro
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GERERAL OBDEKS W.4R DEP.4RTbIENT WA
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sion (It) as a whole. Afler its ini
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and bravery demonstrated by the off
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domitable courage and tenacity of p
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skilfullv and effectirelr shattered
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II..AIR MEDAL.-By direction of tho
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9427th Technical Serviep Unit, Sign
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8Zd Airborne Signal Colnpany. lOlst
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ceptiooally meritorious conduct in
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V..BATTLE HONORS.-As authorized by
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the completion of the 326 Division'
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in the aemmplishment of the objecti
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enemy attackers was turned back by
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Lieutenant Colonel Aha R. Pitch, 01
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Major Ardhsar Cfeopey !l'reuor-Wibo
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indicated was awarded to him by the
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the enemy's positions on another hi
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attalion, launched a counterattack
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flcult objectives with a minimum of
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published in WD General Orders 91,
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Chief Warrant OAicer Micl~ael Laput
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Fir& Lieutenant Bevt Marcn. Oi54022
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XIII..BRONZE STAR MEDAL.-I. By dire
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States during the period indicated
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XV..BRONZE STAR ,IIEDAL (OAK-LEAF C
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ment Division, 20 July 1914, a thir
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Doctor Edward L. Mweland, American
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Legion of Merit to Brigadier Genera
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of Ilerit, in the Degrec of Command
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First Lieutenant Ernest R. Deshotcl
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Anyuatias Vacn de Mencarini, Spanis
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