Hartford Sailor Recounts USS Biloxi Souvenir Capture
Hartford sailor Quilla M. Kelly recalls the USS Biloxi collecting a bomb dud from a Japanese kamikaze attack off Okinawa. The bomb, found on the quarterdeck, served as a wartime memento and the incident followed Kelly’s radioman service as he receives honorable discharge at the Nava Separation Center in New Jersey.
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Memorial for Navy Sailor with Okinawa Service
An obituary style note honors a sailor who served aboard a destroyer during Okinawa operations. He joined after training and supported landings for a month, later continuing reserve duty. He was a University of Alabama student before the war and is survived by four brothers including JOM and PDK Kelly in military service.
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J Harrison Wins Bronze Star for Meritorious Service
Staff Sergeant James D Harmison, formerly of Dothan, receives the Bronze Star for meritorious service with the 587th Air Material Squadron at a B-29 base in the Marianas. As NCO in charge of requisitioning, he secured parts and equipment, maintaining readiness and inspiring his crew during operations from December 1, 1944 to August 15, 195? The award citation credits his past experience and decisive procurement efforts for sustaining air power against the enemy.
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Danley - Johnson Furniture Co
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Army Ribbon Rule Expands Campaign Eligibility
The Navy directs that all active duty personnel who have served honorably for one year within the continental United States on active duty between December 7, 1941, and a future date may wear the American Theater of Operations campaign ribbon. Electricians Mate Second Class Fred William Forehand, USNR, of Cottonwood, now serves aboard the U S LSM S56, built at Charleston Navy Yard and commissioned last Friday.
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Itchy Pimples Kill Romance Rotated and Tired Feet
Itchy pimples ruin romance as couple confronts rotating fatigue and cracked feet. The fragment hints at discomfort and strain in a relationship setting with unclear details.
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