Veterans and cadets from Long Beach area honored in military notices
Sgt. Robert E. Berkhan 22 of the Air Force heads to Long Island for a new assignment after serving in five major engagements in Korea and Japan. Pfc. Wesley E. Pickens graduates from Air Force Communications School at Scott AFB and returns home. Theodore Alviso, 20, joins the Queen's Own Regiment in Korea with the 32nd Infantry, and Albert F. Schmidt, Naval Aviation Cadet, completes initial training at Whiting Field. Drake Hawkins Jr. receives assignment to the 581st Fighter Interceptor Wing maintenance section in recognition of Operation Cleaver.
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Robert E. Berkhan
Air Force
Japan
Korea
Long ‘Island
103Rd
ABG
Berkhan
M.F. Berkhan
Keever Ave
Fifth Air Force
Seventh
49Th
Polytechnic
Civil Air Patrol
Wesley E. Pickens
Air Force Communications School
Scott Air Force Base
Global Air Force
Pickens
Wilson High School
R. W. Pickens
Raymond Ave
Fairbanks
Alaska
Pic
Theodore Alviso
Philip C. Alviso
Mountain View St
Seventh Infantry Division
Queen's Own”r Regiment
Kumsong
Jordan High School
Albert F. Schmidt
USN
Whiting Field
Milton
Fla
Navy
Wings of Gold
Schmidt
Unm
SNJ
Sset Drake Hawkins Jr
Hermosa Ave
Hawking
U. N
Navy Men May Seek Coast Guard Academy Nominations
Enlisted naval personnel may compete for Coast Guard Academy nominations. Examinations run February 18–19, 1952 across the U S territories. Candidates must be 17 to 22 on July 1, 1952, high school graduates, unmarried with specified algebra, geometry, English, physics and elective credits. Descriptive literature and forms available from the commandant U S Coast Guard Washington D C. Lt Col Barry F Phillips departs Fort MacArthur for Far East duty after 21 years in Army and five battle stars.
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The
Coast Guard
Coast Guard Academy
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
U. S. Coast Guard
Washington, D.C
Barry F. Phillips
Fort MacArthur
Far East
Army
Fort Knox, Ky
Gen. MacArthur
Japan
Europe
Along the Water Front Alaska Run 'Just Routine' to Sailors
Edsel Newton reports aboard a tanker on the Alaska run where routine seas turn to gale blunt force. Captain Willie Bodden slows the ship as storms track from Prince William Sound to Juneau, while port work at Long Beach prepares berths and conveyors for Trans-Arabia pipe line shipments.
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Union of Co
Gulf
Alaska
Long Beach
Los Angeles Harbor
Press-Telegram
Edsel Newton
Edsel Newton Press-Telegram Marine Hiditor
Willie Bodden
Palos Verdes
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Long Beach Naval Station
Walter Wolleman
Ernest’ B.hefley
Hmc
Lonnie Baker
Hummock
Marine
Bow
Pasadens
Cee
Arthur W. Benson
Naval Supply
San ‘Pedro
USS
Sfcs
Over. L. Woods
Raymond L. Whitlack
Donald H. Ryan
Alan F. Patterson
Frigid
Prince William Sound
Tey Strait
Juneau
Union Oil
Esilars
de Ee Renae
Pacific
Iron and Steel Co
Walter Grostling Construction Co
United Construction Co
Fier D
Smith-Rice Co
American Oi! Co
Persian Gulf
Pericles
General Steamship Corp
Aramco
Craig Shipyard
Walker
By Glen Raven
Opus Brown
Victoria Auto Park
Crescendoe
Northern Tankers
Sabre Heathertone
Milminery Walker
Pine