May 1972 Bond Drive Captains Named for Buy U.S. Savings Bonds
Mrs. Alice Burgdorf announces 1972 Savings Bond officers and a long list of captains and canvassers across divisions including Spec Serv, Safety, DD&T, Maint, and QA. Notable names include CW2 David Hauser co-chair, Sgt. Hoedeck, Jean Hinman, Harold Brown, Ronald McIntire, Frank Seufert, Henry J. Bromka, Lou Parell, and Lt. Sherrell Johnson among many others.
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America
U.S
Alice Burgdorf
CW2
David Hauser
Burgdorf
Jean Hinman
SpServ
P.M. Office
Intell. Office
Sgt. Hoedeck
Harold Brown
Nicholas di Raddo
Robert Zemanek
Ronald McIntire
Evelyn Wallace
Robert Sibley
Marco Errico
T- Frank
E. Hulburt
H. Sullivan
P-P&c
H. Davidson
Henry J. Bromka
William E. Lathey
Nathaniel A. Wilson
Carmelo P. Venuti
Ives
Sam Bonacci
Betty McCullough
John Quartaro
EMD
Joanne Taylor
EMD - Oper. Br
Charles Deal
Emd-Mhe Br
Harold Barnett
Hve Equip
Stanley Greta
Ruth Clyde
Consol
Boyd Peterson
Purchcontr
Jack Lincoln
Ads & Grds
Donald House
Ben Spina
HSW
Lee Johnson
Elec & PM
Virginia DeSarro
Lou Parell
Peter Lisi
Bob Justine
HHC
Sherrell Johnson
James Goodwin
Janet Stedge
Michael Con
Army to layoff 1263 at nine installations
An Army Times report from April 19, 1972 notes layoff notices will go to 1263 civilian employees at nine installations as part of Defense Department involuntary dismissals through July 1. The sites include Stock Control Center presidio San Francisco, Army Topographic Command in Washington DC, Jefferson Army Proving Ground Indiana, New York Army Procurement Agency, Frankford Arsenal Pennsylvania, Charleston Army Depot South Carolina, San Antonio Field Office Topographic Command Production Center, and Project Manager Night Vision Fort Belvoir Virginia. Seneca Army Depot is not among the listed cuts.
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The
Army Times
Army
Defense Department
Sixth Army Stock Control Center
Presidio of San Francisco
Army Topographic Command
Washington, D.C
Jefferson Army Proving Ground
Ind
New York Army Procurement Agency
Frankford Army Arsenal
Charleston Army Depot
S.C
San Antonio
U.S. Army Topographic Command Production Center
Night Vision
Ft. Belvoir
Seneca Army Depot
Westmoreland backs NCO Education System Army broadens noncommissioned officer training
General Westmoreland approved the Noncommissioned Officer Education System to boost NCO development. By fiscal year 73 the program should run at all service schools with basic, advanced, and senior courses. General Miley directs emphasis on attendance and civilian education as part of career progression. Commanders may adjust duty hours to allow class participation and the SEAD advisory staff assists in planning educational programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Miley
US Army Materiel Command
Miley
Army Material Command
SEAD
Scott Sampson
Law Day 1972 Proclaimed by President Nixon
President Nixon proclaims May 1 1972 as Law Day USA urging public ceremonies in schools private bodies and public buildings. He cites the rule of law as foundation for liberty prosperity and equality and urges the legal profession media and courts to lead observances nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Nixon
United States of America
Congress
Law Day message from Seneca Army Depot commander
May first marks the 15th annual Law Day observance. The commander calls depot employees to recognize Law Day as a nationwide event honoring our legal heritage under liberty and law. He quotes President Nixon on renewing governmental institutions and strengthening citizenship responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USA
Congress
Seneca Army Depot
Nixon
New Seneca Army Depot Director Takes Charge
LTC Heiker assumed responsibilities as director of services at Seneca Army Depot on March 20. He holds a Virginia Military Institute electrical engineering degree, was commissioned in 1949, and has served in Korea Germany Libya Iran Vietnam Panama and Thailand with stateside postings at Fort Belvoir Fort Rucker Mercury and Fort Monroe. He is married to Mae Beckwith and has three children Jerome Jamie and Theresa. The family resides in quarters 206. COL Mort to lead Memorial Day parade at Waterloo May 29 at 9:45 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H Heiker
Seneca Army Depot
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Fort Riley
Kansas
Ltc
Helker
Republic of Korea
Germany
Libya
Iran
Republic of Vietnam
Panama
Thailand
Fort Belvoir
Fort Rucker
Ala
Mercury
New
Fort Monroe V
Hesker
Mae Beckwith
Enterprise
Jerome
Jamie
Theresa
Col Mort
VFW
Waterloo Memorial Post No
Waterloo
Certificates of achievement awarded to 295th MP Company members
SGT Desue and SP4 Wyant received Department of the Army certificates of achievement from COL Mort, depot commander, for exemplary performance with the 295th Military Police Company at Seneca Army Depot. Desue earned high promotion board scores and leadership roles, while Wyant's security leadership and quick judgment prevented violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Mort
Department of the Army
William 1B Desue
William J Wyant
295Th Military Police Company
Desue
Sgt Desue
Seneca Army Depot
Sgt DeLue
SP4
Wyant
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Larry KuJala
Wiliam Reese
Gary Konopka
Henry Kenderine
Craig Honda
Edward Klerge
Ord
Friestad
Westmoreland
Army Chief of Staff
Felix Frankfurter
Harvard Law School
Frankfurter
Justice Frankfurter
Daniel Webster
Heiker
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