General Orders 1946 - Fort Benning

XV..BRONZE STAR ,IIEDAL (OAK-LEAF CLUSTER).-Bg direction of the
President, in addition to the Bronze Star Medal awarded by the War Department
ro Chaplain (captain) Richard E. Carbewy, as published in WD General Orders
66, 1940, a bronze Oak-leaf Olnster for meritorious services in connection with
military operations against an enemy of the United States during the period
indicated mas awarded posthumously to him by General J. &I. Wainwrigilt,
United Stales Army, under the ~rorisians of Executive Order 9419, 4 Febmary
1944 (scc. 11, WD Bul. 3, 1944). The citation is as follows:
Cl~np!nin (captain) Richard E. Carberrg, 0345568, Corps of Chaplains, Army of
the Dnited States. 8 Deermbrr 1941 to 9 April 1912.
XVl BRONZE STAR MEDAL (OAK-LEAP CLUSTER).-I. By direction of
the President, in addirion to tile Bronze Star Mednl awhrtled to Colonel S;u%leu
W. C~osfhfl~ait, as poblished in General Orders 53, Pncifi- Division, Army Air
Forces, Air Trnirsport Command. 14 December 1945, a bronze OI1'~Leaf Cluster
for mel.itorions services in conrlretiou with military operations against an enemy
of the United States during the period indicated was awarded to him by the
War Departmmt under the prol-isions of Executive Order 9419, 4 February 1944
(erc. 11, IVD Bul. 3,1844). The eitntion is as follows:
Colonel Stanley W. Crosthwait, 0266946 (tben lieutenant colonel), General
Staffs Corps, Army of the United States. December 3044 to September 1045.
2. Ry direction of the President, in addition to the Bronze Star Medal awarded
liy General J. M. Wainwright, Unitcd States Amy, Majar Loyd E. d4ills. as
published in WD General Orders 68, 1946, a bronze Oak~Leaf Cluster for merit*
rious scr~iccs in connection with military operations against nu enemy of the
United Stntes during the period indicated was awarded to him bp Gcneral
.T. 31. Wni,iwright, United States Army, under the provisions of Executive Order
8419, 4 February 1944 (sec. 11, WD Bul. 3 1944). The citation is as follows:
Major Loud E. xills, 0382807 (then captain), Infantry, Army of the United
States. 6 April 1942.
3. By direction of thc President, in addition to the Bronze Star Uedal awarded
to C'hajllsin (lieutenant colonel) Stenley J. ReiLly, as published in \VD General
Orders 82, 1940, a bronze Oak-Leaf Clustcr for meritorious services in connee
tiou with military o~zrntions against an enemy of the United States during the
period indicated was award~l to him by the War Department under the Provisions
of Executive Order 9119, 4 February 1044 (see. 11, WD Bul. 3, 1944).
The citation is as f01lon.s:
Chaplain (lieutenant colonel) istanley J. Reilly, 019654 (then major), Corm Of
Cbn~inins, United States Army. January to April 1942.
XVII..AIR MEDAL.-Ry direction of tlm President, under the provisions of
Executive Order 9158,ll May 1942 (WD Bul. 25, 1942), as amended by Bxecutive
Order 9242-A, 11 September 1942 (WD Bul. 49, 1942), an Air Medal for mcri-
torious achierement while participating in aerial flight during the prriwls in-
dicated mas nanrded by the War Department to the following-named o5cers
an8 enlisted man:
First Lieutenant William B. Cloes, 02059895, Air Corps, Army of the
United States. February to October 1945.
Second Lieutenant Albert 0. Cohen, 0029453, Air Corps, Army of the
Unlted Stntes. Xovember 1944 to December 1945.
First Lieutenant Charles V. Comerford, 0318617. Air Coma, Army of the
United States. September 1944 to August 1915.
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