New Conservation Officer Named at Seneca Army Depot
Lieutenant Colonel Morgan W Jones I becomes Conservation Officer at Seneca Army Depot. He brings ornithology research, wildlife habitat plans, and a deer management program developed with New York DEC, aiming to expand waterfowl areas and improve habitat while continuing local conservation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca Army Depot
Morgan W Jones I
New York State Federation of Bird Club
Cornell University Library of Ornithology
Ltc Jones
Seneca Army Depot Conservation Club
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
Canada
March Promotions Set for Army Officers and Enlisted
Washington reports March promotions for Army personnel. Total promotions for grades E-5 through O-6 reach 5 409, with 4 909 of those for enlisted ranks including 191 to E-8 and 3 300 to E-5. FY 74 E-9 lists exhausted. FY 75 E-9 promotions begin in May shifting focus to E-8. Warrant officers total 13, while other officers number 487 across several grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
ANF
Retirements Noted for Army Employees in February
Donald E. Slocum of Interlaken and Charles A. Deal of Seneca Falls retired after 33 and 30 years of Federal service respectively. Slocum served as a motor vehicle operator in the Ammunition Division, Directorate for Supply, while Deal was an uphelper in the Directorate for Services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Army
Donald E. Slocum
Interlaken
Directorate For Supply
Charles A. Deal
Seneca Falls
Directorate For Services
Keep Thermostat Low When Not In Use In Winter and Summer Sun
Guidance advises lowering the thermostat when spaces are unused. In winter let sun warm interiors. in summer block direct sun to reduce cooling needs.
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Army
70Th Ordnance Company
U.S. Army
Turkey
Esekiel Hooper
Jerry D. Stone
Robert W. Matheny
ROD & GM
Ltc
Morgan Jones
Scott Sampson
Plate Glass
Thermopane
Fen
Sampson Glass Company Exchange St
Geneva
N.Y
Hal Champlin
Ana
Sealy
Tetea
Geneva-Waterloo Road
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