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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1944

Page

4

Galloping Ghost Colly Smith Joins First Army In Europe

Colly Smith known as the Galloping Ghost and Solly R Sarin eet with Robert Srith of Danan join Allied Supreme Command in the First Army area in Germany. Smith enlisted four years ago at Fort Benning, trained with the Second Armored Division, and has participated in three campaigns North Ames Sealy and Prarce. Overseas two years this Christmas, he was a farmer before joining the Army.

Carpet Solly R. Sarin Mrz Robert Srith Danan Rouse Gye Merbier Serord First Army Somesnen Germany Fort Benank

Wiregrass Soldiers Wounded In Action

War Department announced three Wiregrass area soldiers wounded in Europe. Staff Sergeant Lean Bobdrer husband of Mrs Roberta O Eater, 21 Jem Street, Fire. Leon Lisenby son of Mrs Nancy Lisenby Asitun and Sergeant Earl G Myers son of Jorn Myers Newton route two.

Botanan War Department Lean Bo Bdrer Roberta O Eater Jem Street Fie Leon Lisenby Nancy Lisenby Asitun Sergear Earl G Myers Eon Jorn Myers Newton

May Given Wings Clarence T May Receives Air Forces Wings

Clarence T May son of Mrs Lucyle May of 266 South Oates street was awarded the silver pilot’s wings of the Army Air Forces on November 20 at Altus Army Air Field Oklahoma. He will pursue advanced training at a multi engined bomber or fighter school or Randolph Field then may serve as air attacker or instructor.

Clarence T May Lucyle May South Oates Street Army Air Forces Altus Oklahoron Army Air Field Randolph Field

Promotion of Orvis L. Cason Jr to First Lieutenant

Orvis L. Cason Jr former Geneva resident received a promotion to first lieutenant announced by the Public Relations Section of the Fifth Air Force in the Southwest Pacific. A bombardier in a B24 squadron nicknamed Ken's Men, he has completed 45 combat missions and earned the Air Medal with two oak leaf clusters. He is a 1939 Geneva High School graduate who worked for the State Highway Department before enlisting.

Cason Orvis L. Cason, Jr Rendemt Geneva Pustic Relations Fifth Air Force Southwest Pacific Sea C. L. Cason Church Street Montgomrry Ken Southwest Pacific Merseas Cascn Geneva High School State Highway Department Army For Forces AAF Big Springs Tex New Guinea

Berry Wounded in Action in Italy

Private First Class Harold Berry was wounded in action in Italy on October 3. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. L F Berry of Graceville route two, disclosed the news. He entered the Army in November 1943 and has been overseas since May of this year.

Harold Berry Italy L F. Berry Graceville

Wounded in Action SSgt Robert D. Raley Named

War Department announces Staff Sergeant Robert D. Raley husband of Mrs R D Raley of 304 North Appletree has been wounded in action in the European area while serving in the war frontline forces.

Robert D. Raley R. D. Raley North Appletree War Department

Lamb Commissioned Ensign in Naval Reserve Aviator

Louie E. Lamb son of A. C Lamb of Gordon was commissioned an Ensign in the Naval Reserve and designated a naval aviator at the Naval Air Training Base Pensacola Florida. Ensign Lamb will be ordered to duty at an operation base or at an instructor's school for further training.

Louie E. Lamb A. Camb of Gordon Naval Reserve Naval Air Training Base Pensacola Fla Office of Public Relations Ensign Lamb Hollomon South Bend Frederick Shelton Halloman S. A. Hallomon Dothan U. S. Naval Reserve Midshipmen’s School University of Notre Dame Indiana U. S. Naval Reserve

Moon Awarded Marine Private First Class

Marine Corps records Private First Class Dallas Moon 19 of Hartford route three received the Purple Heart and two Gold Stars in lieu of a second award for wounds in action against Japan. Moon, attached to the Second Marine Regiment, was wounded twice during the Saipan fighting in the Marianas, first by a machine gun on Garapan Street and then by a sniper near Marpi Point as his unit pressed pillboxes and sea exit.

Dallas Moon Hartford Re S. Marine Corps Second Marine Regiment Moon Saipan Marianas Islands 12Th Garapan Marpi Point

Livingston Graduates From Air Forces Training at Tyndall Field

Private Toe L. Livingston graduated from the Army Air Forces Flexible Gunnery School at Tyndall Field. He received silver wings signifying readiness to serve as a combat crew member on an RAF bomber. He is the son of Mr and Mrs A G Livingston of Headland.

Toe L. Livingston Army Air Forces Flexible Gauonery School Tyndall Field A. G. Livingston Headland

DILLARD RECUPERATING FROM SHARPNEL WOUNDS IN ENGLAND

Pfc. Vernon Dillard 21 of 300 North Appletree street recovers at a U S Army General Hospital in England after a shrapnel wound to the left ankle during the St Lo fighting. A Tank Destroyer driver he was wounded by an 88 shell burst above him and evacuated from France to England after surgery. He has been awarded the Purple Heart. His family details are listed.

St. Lo Vernon Dillard North Appletree Street U.S. Army General Hospital England Fic Dillard France Bris. M. MM. Dillard Geneva 6§ Cab Company Army

Yawset Awarded Distinguished Flying Cross for Gallantry

Flight Lieutenant Powes, RAF, awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross after serving with the Yugoslav and paracano forces. He stayed at Na pier Field for about a year and is noted for gallantry. The report also mentions Lt Powres wife and Barking, England, and references repair work by a salvage company in Italy under Gen. Mark W. Clark’s Fifth Army.

Yawset Laewenast Fred W Pawsey Royal Air Force United States Napier Field Gallary Flebt Powres Eivae Dothan Mectueat Bithe Bhiz London Ethridge Jerrol D. Einidge Tent Reparman Jones L Ehidge Colut B 29D Quartermaster Salvage Repair Company Roevt Mark W. Clark Fifth Army Maly

Hayes Decorated for Meritorious Flight Missions

Second Lieutenant Hubert W. Hayes 27 of Dothen a bomber crewman with the 351st Bombardment Group Eighth Air Force in England receives an oak leaf cluster to his Air Medal for meritorious achievement on missions over Europe. Hayes entered the Army in 1942 and is married to Jean C. Hayes who resides at 411 East Lafayette Street.

Hayes Hubert W. Hayes Dothen Europe 351St Eighth Air Force England United States Army Jean C. Hayes East Lafayette Street

Norrell Selected for Officer Survey Course at Fort Sill

Second Lieutenant Lloyd C. Norrell, son of Mr and Mrs W E Norrell of 1801 West Main Street, has been selected to attend the Officer's Survey Course of the Field Artillery School at Fort Sill Oklahoma. He studied at Alabama Polytechnic Institute and reported to Fort Sill Camp Gruber Oklahoma.

Norrell Lloyd C. Norrell W. E. Norrell West Main Street Field Artillery School Fort Sur Oklahoma IA. Norrell Alabama ‘Polytechnic Institute Army Fort Sil Todm

Local Officer James L Hardwick Graduates Medical Field Service School

First Lieutenant James L. Hardwick of Slocomb has completed the Medical Field Service School at Carlisle Barracks Pennsylvania and is now qualified for field duty with troops. He earned his M D degree from Tulare Medical School.

Hardwick James L. Hardwick Slocomb Medical Field Service Carlisle Barracks Lieut Tulare

Espy Completes Auto School Course at Atlanta Depot

John R. Espy of Gordon completes instruction at the Automotive Schools of the Ordnance Training Center Atlanta Ordnance Depot. A veteran of the Solomon Islands campaign, Espy joined the Marine Corps in 1941 and served 18 months overseas. His brother Leo is a Navy seaman third class.

Espy John R. Espy Gordon Solomon Islands Orderance Training Center Attlanta Ordnance Depot Marine Corps Pearl Harbor Leo Navy

Military promotions and honors from World War II notices

SUAN promotes Baggerd Bush son of Mre Waine VY Bush of Ciplay to technical sergeant assigned to Sidin Troup Corner Squadron at Pope Field. Brown daughter of Mrs Midheline Brown of Andalu becomes a Marine Corps wife, Hallomon joins Navy Midshipmen School at Notre Dame, Davis awarded Bronze Star and serving in Europe, Ritchie reassigned in Miami Beach after combat duty, Tew promoted to corporal at Pollock Army Air Field.

Suan Baggerd Bush Mre Waine VY. Bush Ciplay Fort Bragg N. Co Bush i Sidin Troup Force M Brown Midheline Brown Andalu‘a Norman Oils Brown Warner Marine Aviation Detachment Naval Air Technical Trascang Center Virginia University of North Carolina Chi Omega Sorority Tew Pfc Grady L. Tew Dothan Route One Pollock Army Air Field

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