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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1972

Page

18

General Ramsey Visits Seneca Army Depot on March 2 and 22

Major General Lloyd B. Ramsey Provost Marshal General of the Army visited Seneca Army Depot in March, meeting depot leaders Col. Mort and Michael Saporito, and receiving briefings from MAJ Bertocci, Eugene Helpard, CPT D Aprix, and others. The itinerary included tours of the provost marshal's office security police, the 295th Military Police Co. and the directorate for special weapons. Demonstrations by the 295th M P Co highlighted firefighting capabilities. It was Ramsey's first depot visit.

Lloyd B. Ramsey Department of the Army Washington D.C Seneca Army Depot Ramsey Jerry Bortz Finger Lakes Law Enforcement Association Joe Jordan John Puckett Federal Bureau of Investigation Geneva 295Th Military Police Co Igloo 295Th M.P. Co Col. Mort Michael Saporito David Bertocci Eugene Helpard Barry R. D’aprix 295Th M.p.co Joseph Comerinsky Hubauer Joseph Felice Thomas M. Lewis General Ramsey

Depot Ships Landing Mats to West Virginia in Flood Response

MECOM in St Louis called HUD for 34 bundles of steel landing mats from Seneca Army Depot after a West Virginia flood. LT Thomas M. Lewis coordinated a rapid 2100 pound bundle shipment, loaded by 1:30 p.m. and en route to Man, West Virginia, with possible follow up for 150 more bundles.

Seneca Army Depot Mobility Equipment Command MECOM St. Louis HUD West Virginia Thomas M. Lewis Michael Herr Lawrence Walter Edward J LTC Lewis

1972 Depot Commanders Conference Held In San Francisco

COL Mort chaired and served on a four commander panel during the 1972 AMC Depot Commanders Conference in San Francisco March 13 to 15. The event at Ft Mason, co hosted by Sacramento Army Depot and the Logistics Command Office, Pacific, featured sessions on funding personnel policies and productivity with a banquet and commemorative gold pan for each attendee.

Col Mort Army Materiel Command San Francisco AMC Depot Commanders Ft. Mason Sacramento Army Depot Logistics Command Office Pacific William Whelan Ft. Mason Officers Open San Francisco Bay Alcatraz Island Federal Penitentiary California

May designated for Savings Bond Drive campaign

Mrs Alice Burgdorf appointed Savings Bond Officer for 1972 drive. Directors select captains and canvassers for every 25 employees. Campaign support urged. May month designated for the effort.

Alice Burgdorf Burgdorf

General Vaughan Visits Seneca Army Depot March 7

Lieutenant General Woodrow W. Vaughan deputy commanding general US Army Materiel Command made his first depot visit to Seneca Army Depot on March 7 observing operations at several worksites. COL Mort welcomed him and briefed in HQ with escorts Lt Cols Lewis Hubauer and others accompanying.

Woodrow W. Vaughan U.S. Army Materiel Command Seneca Army Depot Col Mort Vaughan Thomas M. Lewis Patrick J. Hubauer Sherrell Johnson Headquarters & Headquarters Co Barry R. D’aprix 295Th Military Police Co Donald K. Harden Reese D. Veater Woodford Oklahoma U.S. Military Academy Fort George G Meade Command and General Staff School Fort Leavenworth Kansas China Ant Burma Japan United States Naval War College War Department General Staff Stanford University Graduate School of Business Washington Europe Army Theater Support Command U.S Army US Army Materiel Command

National Week of Concern for POWs and MIAs Proclaimed

President Nixon proclaims March 26 to April 1, 1972 a national week of concern for American prisoners of war and missing in action and designates March 26 as National Day of Prayer. The proclamation accompanies a joint House Senate resolution and calls for humane treatment under the Geneva Convention.

Nixon House-Senate Congress of United States U.S Pentagon Joint Chiefs of Thomas H. Moorer Army Navy Air Force Marine Corps Congress Southeast Asia North Vietnam

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Seneca W. Va Depot Commanders Mrs. Burgdorf General Vaughan Joint Army Emergency Relief and Army Relief Society Aer-Ars Henry A. Miley, Jr AMC Woodrow W Vaughan Joe Barbi Gen Vaughan Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird
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