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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1969
Page
5
Conesville resident Rick Evans has received an address for his son Sp. 4 Riley Evans who is serving with the Armed Forces in Germany. The listing shows the address as Sp. 4 Riley Evans 506-488-9043 adth Ener. Co. APO New York 09093.
Area soldiers and sailors receive assignments and honors across the U S Navy and Coast Guard. Floyd J Boysel USN of Muscatine returns to Port Hueneme with Mobile Construction Battalion Eleven after Vietnam duty as decommissioning begins under the Vietnamization program. Seaman Apprentice Thomas J Elshoff USCG attends Electronics Technician School on Governors Island New York for 18 weeks. William J Cox USN receives new Norfolk address while Vincent J Gaeta USN returns from Vietnam and is stationed at Davisville Seabee base Narragansett. Navy Recruiting Station Davenport wins Station of the Month for November 1969 with recruiters William E Russell and Wayne F King.]
Mrs. Robert Adams of 1807 Dewey has learned Pvt. Robert Adams, stationed at Fort Sill Oklahoma, is undergoing Advanced Infantry Training after basic at Fort Polk Louisiana. He will be on leave December 18 through January 4. His address is Pvt. Robert Adams 478-64-9234 Btry Be 6th Tg 13 A 1st Edge USATC FA 1st Plct Fort Sill OK 73001.
Mr and Mrs Dan Sauer of route 2 Muscatine report their son Barry has arrived in Vietnam and gives this new address Barry W Sauer FN B 593942 Riv Div 551 RM FPO San Francisco 96601
Mr and Mrs Paul Noll of Letts announce their son Raymond Campbell has entered the Armed Services. His address is Pvt Raymond Campbell 48464 3817 A Co 4 BN 1 Bde Ft Lewis Wash 98433.
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