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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Mar 22, 1944

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General Hatch Takes Command Of Seventh Army

General Hatch replaces Patton as commander of the Seventh Army in Naples with Maj. Gen. Alexander Patch named to lead. Washington confirms Patton reassignment to an unidentified unit. Patch, Guadalcanal veteran, earned the Navy Distinguished Service Medal and oversaw Guadalcanal and New Caledonia actions. Sicily victory under Patton noted, including the Messina assault and the Pa lermo hospital incident.

Allied Headquarters Naples George S. Patton, Jr U.S. Seventh Army Alexander M. Patch Pacific Washington War Department Patton Europe Guadalcanal Patch Alexander A. Vandegrift U. S New Caledonia Navy William F. Halsey, Jr Seventh Army Fifth Army Italy Sicily Messina Sicilian Palermo Dwight D. Eisenhower 2Nd Armored 82Nd Second Army Corps

Patch heads Fourth Army Corps in early 1943 shift

In March 1943 Patton era commander Patch returned to the United States to lead the 4th Army Corps with headquarters at Fort Lewis Washington as part of the War Departments plan to reassign battle tested leaders to training units. A World War I veteran and graduate of the Command and General Staff School and Army War College Patch had previously led Camp Croft infantry training center and taught at Staunton Military Academy.

Patton Patch U. S 4Th Army Corps Fort Lewis Wash War Department Command and General Staff School Army War College Camp ‘Croft South Carolina

School Farm Work Program To Reopen In County

Washington County high school students will be registered for farm work again this summer, announced County Agent Mark Miller. Registration will be handled by school principals. Between 25 and 30 students worked on county farms last year.

Hagerstown Washington County Mark Miller

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