Army Commendation Medal awarded to Thomas D Moore
Thomas D Moore, assistant manager of Fort Detrick post dining facility since 1941, received an Army Commendation Medal in a recent ceremony. He resides in Frederick.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1984
Page
5
Thomas D Moore, assistant manager of Fort Detrick post dining facility since 1941, received an Army Commendation Medal in a recent ceremony. He resides in Frederick.
Michael Kelty son of Richard P B and Susan M C Kelty of Gatthersburg finished recruit training at Coast Guard Training Center Cape Way during a seven week cycle. He studied general military subjects to prepare for further academic and on the job training toward a Coast Guard occupation. Courses included first aid seamanship history regulations close order drill and damage control. Melissa S Luhn named a 19 art US National Award recipient by the US Achievement Academy. her name will appear in the official yearbook. She is a ninth grade student at Heritage Academy in Hagerstown, daughter of Donald Luhn Jr and granddaughter of Donald Luhn Sr. Gerald Hawkins of Clarksburg and Mrs June Weber of Rochsilvale.
Hichesd Packer Brown of Frederick graduated from the Columbian College of George Washington University with a BA double major in American literature and American civilization and earned Phi Beta Kappa honors. Laura Grannis won an outstanding senior award at the University of Idaho. Jonathan Foster to US Army Communications Command East Coast Telecommunication Center. Ronta Fe Herr earned a two year diploma in computer processing from Mennonite College Harrison Kueg of Harrisonburg, Va.
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