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Fort Monmouth re dedicated the building on June 19,1998, at which point COL Smarr’s family received thePOW Medal, posthumously. lxviBuilding 292:Building 293:Building 295:Building 296:Building 359:902nd Military Intelligence Group;956th Transportation Company; StorageLRC Power Sources Branch BatteryTest FacilityLogistics and Readiness CenterProject Manager Signals WarfarePM DCATSBlack Hall (Building 360)These distinguished VisitorsQuarters were completed in1956 and dedicated by GeneralOrder 45 on June 28, 1957.They memorialize BG Garland C.Black, who landed at Normandyas General Bradley’s 12th ArmyBlack Hall (Building 360)BG Garland C. BlackGroup Signal Officer andreceived numerous commendations. The building has also served asBachelors Quarters and a guesthouse. It is located inside the East Gateon the south side of Allen Avenue near the Officer Family Housing. lxviiBijur Hall (Building 361)Bijur Hall functions as senior enlisted quarters. Itwas built and dedicated to CPT Arthur H. Bijur(1919-1945) per General Orders Number 19,dated July 12, 1965. CPT Bijur died in action onJanuary 14, 1945 on Luzon Island, PhilippineIslands, after he climbed from a foxhole to warnhis men of impending enemy fire. Assigned toBijur Hall (Building 361)the 43rd Signal Company at the time of hisdeath, he had previously trained at Fort Monmouth. Bijur Hall islocated inside the East Gate on the north side of Allen Avenue near theOfficer Family Housing. lxviiiMoorman Hall (Building 362)Building 362 serves as Bachelor Officers’Quarters. It was built in 1965 and named for WWIera Signal Corps officer Frank Moorman in 1967.In addition to his distinguished military career,COL Albert W. SmarrMoorman Hall (Building 362)17/18 .