Corry natives serve in U S military and honor Raoul Wallenberg
Airman Kathie D Upperman of Corry and Lynn H Mokwa of Corry serve abroad after basic training and aboard the USS Ranger in Southeast Asia and the Gulf of Tonkin. Mokwa, 20, a 1969 high school grad, joined Navy last April after working at Corry Jamestown Corp. Wallenberg honored in Beersheba hospital pathology name.
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Corry
Ranger
Southeast Asia
Lynn H. Mokwa
Joseph G. Mokwa
East Frederick Street
Gulf of Tonkin
Mokwa
Seaman
Corry Area High School
Navy
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Mokna
Corry, Ymca
The
Rod and Gun Club
Beersheba
Israel
Beersheba Negev Hospital
Raoul Wallenberg
Hungary
Local Servicemen Complete Training and Enlistments
Franklin R. Messinger, son of Corry residents, completes eight weeks of basic training at Fort Jackson and heads to Fort Lee for office machine repair training. Thomas A. Cross, Union City native, enlists for three years in armor at Fort Knox after six months in National Guard. George E. Coons returns to Long Beach after seven months in the Western Pacific. Sgt. Rodney McCray, Corry, discharged from the 2nd Battalion 32 Artillery in Vietnam. Navy Seaman Albert D. Berlin, Corry, graduates from Great Lakes recruit training and is a 1970 Corry High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin R. Messinger
Laverne Messinger
R.D. 1
Corry
U.S. Army
Fort Jackson
Fort Lee
Messinger
Darlene Higby
North Carolina
Thomas A. Cross
Edward Cross
Union City
United States Army
Thomas
National Guard
Army
Ft. Knox
Sfe
Robert W. Jewell
Crawford County
Meadville
Navyman
Geroge E. Coons
Albert S. Coons
East Main Street
Long Beach
Western Pacific
Rodney McCray
Joseph McCray
R.D
32 Artillery
Tay Ninh Province
South Vietnam
Navy
Albert D. Berlin
Shirley Bugbee
R.D. 2
Recruit Training Center
Great Lakes, Ill
Berlin
Corry High School
West Point graduate objector granted discharge
West Point graduate First Lt. Louis P. Font, who sought Army discharge as a conscientious objector over the Vietnam war, is to be granted release. Font, Kansas City native and 1968 West Point graduate, had faced possible 25 years for willful disobedience after a clash with 1st Army officials over a report on housing at Fort Meade. He claimed fraudulent charges were pressed against him and said the Army chose to dismiss him to avoid another uniformed conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Meade, Md
West Point
Army
Louis P. Font
United States
Hedley
Font
Kansas City
Kaw
Robert G. Ciccollella
1St Army
Meade Housing
Jonathan O. Seaman
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Kathie D. Upperman
Leslie W. Upperman
Spring Street
U.S. Air Force
Lackland Afb
Tex
Upperman
Corry Area High
Sel
Vietnam
Triangle Shoce
North Center Street
Titusville
Alexander
Font Said
Food Club Butter
Food Club
Ford Dealers
America
Jaguar
Maverick
Ford
Lefore
Accent Group
Cliff Buesink Ford, Inc
West Smith Street Ext
Corry, Penna