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Military Cadets and Heroes Noted in Charleston Dispatch
The Charleston area reports several service-related achievements during wartime. Moore of Charleston earns pilot wings and second lieutenant rank after completing a two-engine aircraft training at Pecos field. Schneider, wife of Josephine C. Schneider, is cited in local notices. Steele of Dunbar receives the good conduct medal while serving in the Panama Canal area. Myers, Francis Myers’ brother, is promoted to private first class and stationed on the Italian front. Lola M. Miller of Comfort finishes motor transport school at Fort Des Moines. Vivian G. Cox, son of Mrs. A. Cox, earns the good conduct medal at an air transport base in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savaneea
Pecosfield
Tex
Henrice B. Steele
Arthur H. Steele
Dunbar
Panama Canal
Myers
Francis Myers
Washington ‘St
Sth
Italy
Jac
Lola M. Miller
Comfort
Motor Transpact
Ray Mulling
Camp Barkeley
J. O. Mullins
Cedar Grove
Morehead
A. G. Williams
Hillsboro
Densel C. Willams Gigh
Marine Corps
South Pacific
CL. Perry
Pennsylvania