Paul Updike Earns Army Identity Award
Paul F Updike a parts keeper in the administrative production control branch equipment maintenance division received a certificate for outstanding participation in the Zero Defects program covering July to December 1968. The award noted his work improving repair service for 500 office machines and tightening property controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F. Updike
Department of the Army
Updike
Nishing
U.S. Army Materiel Command
Michael Saporito
Damon E. van Duser
Clarence Gnau
Glenn Huff
Thomas Boyes
Donselaar
Charles Brown
Miss Walter Joins Special Services Branch
Susan Walter, Recreation major at State University College Cortland, joined the Special Services Branch on February 4 for a field work assignment through April. From Long Island, she learned to love the ocean and its activities and enjoys skiing volleyball music books and jewelry making. After Seneca her tour ends she will be assigned to Frederick Maryland for school camping duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Walter
Special Services
the State University College
Seneca
Frederick
Branham Takes Command at Seneca Depot in 1969
Col Milton G Branham assumed command of the Seneca Army Depot on February 17 1969. He came from Washington DC where he led the Ammunition Distribution Branch. A Kansas native with degrees from the University of Maryland and the Air Force Institute of Technology, he served in North Africa and Italy during World War II and held posts at Sierra Army Depot Fort Monroe and Fort Arson Cole. He has awards including the Soldier s Medal and Army Commendation Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster. He succeeds Col William F Spicher as the 17th depot commander.
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Milton G. Branham
Seneca Army Depot
Department of the Army
Washington, D.C
Kansas
Col Branham
Army
University of Maryland
Air Force Institute of Technology
North Africa
Italy
Sierra Army Depot
Herlong Calif
Fort Monroe
Fortarson Cole
Ordnance
Royal Danish Army
Copenhagen
Denmark
Taman
Chief of Ordnance
Army Materiel Command
Wash
Mickey Parsons
California
Nancy A
Ohii Wesleyan College
Delaware
James M
Ripon College
Ripon
Wise
Sally K
Romulus Central School
Seneca Ordnance Depot
William F. Spicher
Howard C. Metzler
Donselaar cited for Cost Reduction achievements at Seneca Depot
Richard L. Donselaar, production controller at Seneca Army Depot, received a certificate from General Besson for advancing the Cost Reduction Program. LTC Spicher presented the award noting a method that increased shell production from 100 to 900 rounds daily, saving $37,009.
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Richard L. Donselaar
Directorate For
F.S. Besson, Jr
U.S. Army Materiel Command
William F. Spicher
United States Army Materiel Command
Seneca Army Depot
Donselaar
Besson
AMC
Clarence Gnau
Chael Saporito
Damon E. van Duser
Thos. Boyes
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Paul Updike
Charles R. Brown
APC
Joseph Ilacqua
Damon E. VanDuser
Joseph Tacqua
Miss Walter
Col
R. L. Donselaar
Bloodmobile
Waterloo
Seneca Falls
Geneva
Anthony J. Cannuli
Ltc Spicher
Gen. Bessom
Uipment
Millwright
Arsenal
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