General Orders 1946 - Fort Benning

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0. Lo8 Negron Z8Zand.-28 Fcbruary 1944, 0800 to 1015 hours; 29 February 1944,0800 to 0900 hours; 2 March 1944,0900 to 1200 houra Headquarters Detachment, Communica- 2d Squadron, 5th Cavalry Regiment tions Platoon, 1st Cnrnlry Brigade. 30th Portable Surgical Hospital. Headquarters Detachment, Headquar- Battery C, 188th Antiaircraft Artillery tcrs Troop, 1st Cavalry Brigade. Gun Battalion. €IeDdq~nrt~rS Detachment, Beeonnais- Battery A, 211th Antiaircraft Artillery. sancc Platoon, 1st Cavalry Brigade. Automatic Weapons Battalion. 1st Medical Squadrnn, 1st Cavalry Bri- 489th Amphibian Truck Company. gnde. 673d Antiaircraft Artillery Machine Gun 1st Signal Troop, 1st Cavalry Brigade. Battery. Supiiort Aircraft Party, 5th Tactical Air Commmications Squadron. f. Manus island.-18 March 1944, 0930 to 1315 hours. 1st Medical Squadron. 8th Cavalry Regiment. Headquarters and Headquartcrs Woop, Troop C. 8th Engineer Combat Squad- 2d Cavalry Brigade. ron. 7th Cavalry Regiment (less 26 Squad- ron). g. Pityilv IsTand.40 Xarch 1944, 0845 hours. 7th Cavalry Regiment. h. Ramauto Islem3-3 April 1944. 26 Platoon, Troop A, 8th Engineer Corn bat Squadron. i. Talaseo, New Br4tain.-G March 1944,0760 hours. Headquarters, Boat Battalion, 593d Cornpnny B, 5Q3d Engineer Boat and Engineer Bont and Shore Regiment. Shore Regiment. Cslrpa~p A, 593d &ugineer Boat and Company F, 593d Engineer Bont and Shore Regiment. Shor Regiment. 3. Southern Philippines.-a. Leyte Island.-Violet Beach, 20 October 1844. 1OOO to 1430 hours: Red and White Reaches, 20 October 1944,1000 to 1600 hours; Tcllow Bench, 20 October 1844,lOOO to 1!Xl hours: Blue Beach, 20 October 1944, 1OOO hours to 21 October 1944, lG00 haurs; Omnge Beach, 20 Oclober 1944,1030 hours to 22 October 1944,1630 haurs. Alamo Scant Team. 1st Mcdienl Squadron, 1st Cavalry Di- Commander in Chief ana Parts, Gen- vision. era1 Headquarters, United States Headqunrters and Headquarters Bnt- Army Forces, southwest Pacific tery, 1st Cavalry Division Artillery. Areas. 1st Signal Troop, 1st Cavalry Division. Headquarters, Base K. Military Police riatoon, 1st Cavalry Di- Detachment, Technical Air Intelligence vision. Unit. Headquarters and EIendquarters Troop, Headquarters and Headquarters Troop, 2d Cavalry Brigade. 1st Cavalry Brigade. Headquarters, Headquarters Company Headquarters and Headquarters Com- and Medical Detachment, 26 Engineer pany, 1st Cavalry Division. Special Rrigade. Detachment, Headquarters and Head- 26 Engineer Special Brigade Support quarters Troop, 1st Cavalry Division. Uattery (Proviaionel). AGO eE4B
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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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GO 51 8 2. The 84tk Field Artillery
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Colons3 Ch'en NingJa, New 38th Divi
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Xajor H. Z. AdndrB Bour~oin, French
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Captain John 8. Bturges, 01638021,
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German force. In the face of a with
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Gmm.41. Oaowa WAR DEPARTMIDST No. 5
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am-lines, which controlled the St.
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G~nmnr. OKUEns WAR DEPARTMENT NO. 6
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the tank. Still standing, he fired
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Major Stanley Holmes, 019521, Infan
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standicg serviccs during the period
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Qmma~ OEDW WAR DEPARTXENT No. 62 WA
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WIR DEPARTMENT WASHING~N 25, D. 0..
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Technical SergPani: John A. Sljoaf
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2. By direction of the President, n
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taiion on its left. D;Irlmess \mu a
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5. By
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enemy in thriv fos holes and trench
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GENERAL OBOmS WAR DEPARTMENT NO. 71
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with flve other men to attack, from
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AGO ilBB 5 M) 71 Airst Lieutenant A
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VIII..LEGION OF MERIT (OAK-LEAF CLU
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1 GO 70 Qeneeac OWEM WAR DEPARTMEPF
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GEPEUL OILDEBS WAR DEPARTMENT No. 7
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G m Omms WAR DEPARTMEWE - NO. 74 WA
Page 487 and 488: Gmm Owms WAR DBPARTMENT No. %3 Wasr
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
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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
Page 537: 5 GO 109 10- Reporting Platoon, Com
Page 541 and 542: 644th Ordnanee Ammunition Company.
Page 543 and 544: g. Dinag~t Island.-17 October 1M4,0
Page 545 and 546: 275th Chcmicnl Serviee Platoon. 716
Page 547 and 548: 1st Platoon. F03d Tank Compauy. Bat
Page 549 and 550: a. Caballo Island.47 March 1945.090
Page 551 and 552: 5. Guadalcana1.-T'ernhrre Village.-
Page 553 and 554: Detachment. 304th Field Artiilery B
Page 555 and 556: 2d Platoon, Gmpany 0, 10% Tang 3d P
Page 557 and 558: g. Anyab, B uma.3 January 1445. Sou
Page 559 and 560: GO 108 Uml~ar OEDEBS WAR DEPARTMENT
Page 561: Geh.mar. OSUERS WAR DEPARTMEKT No.
Page 564 and 565: 2. The 1st Pathlinder Syuarlron (dl
Page 566 and 567: GEN~AL OIIDE~R No. 113 } WAR DEPART
Page 568 and 569: weawns were destroyed or captured.
Page 570 and 571: GenmdI. Owms No. 115 WAR DEPARTMENT
Page 572 and 573: GENER~L OBOERS WAR DEPARMNT No. 118
Page 574 and 575: Techniral Sergeant Whfred 0. Maxwel
Page 576 and 577: 17th Armored Engineer Battalion. 41
Page 578 and 579: Q E N ORDERB ~ WAR DEPARTMENT NO. 1
Page 580 and 581: Captain John A. Qrlfllths, British
Page 582 and 583: educe six 88-mm guns and capture 1,
Page 584 and 585: le, thunder storni8, rain, fog, and
Page 586 and 587: 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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5. By direction of the President, u
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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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