Depot salutes John J Volpe for decades of service
John J Volpe began as a munitions handler at the depot in 1942, rose to foreman, served two years in the Marines, and returned to lead. A motor vehicle operator for 12 years, he earned many commendations and awards for innovative suggestions. He contributes to wildlife, guides deer hunts, and holds a Certificate of Achievement. He and his wife Carmella live in Clyde with two sons John Jr. and Dale.
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John J Volpe
U.S. Marine Corps
John
Carmella
Clyde
John Ttr
Washington, D.C
Dale
Ithaca College
Clyde-Savannah
Wayne County Marine Corps League
NRA
Hilltop Gun Club
Discipline defined by General Hutchin Jr in 1971 speech
Discipline is learning to do things right and maintaining high standards. It means self-control, responsibility, and daily professionalism, yielding morale, esprit, and mission success. Patriots who love their country strengthen the Army's core discipline. Excerpt from a 1971 address in Columbus, Ohio.
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C.E. Hutchin Jr
United States Army
Central Ohio
Association of the United States Army
Columbus
Ohio
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