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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1977

Page

5

Local men complete training and promotions in armed forces

Three local men finished military training at Fort Knox Navy and Marine schools. Private Jeffrey D. Dawson trained as an armored reconnaissance specialist. Navy machinist third class Lewis A. Buterakos completed the basic machinist mate course. Marine Private First Class Barry M. White finished the basic refrigeration mechanic course. Two Marines and two sailors promoted in Germany and North Carolina, with careers spanning 1957 to 1976 and ties to Martinsburg Winchester Front Royal and Midletown.

United States Armed Forces Jeffrey D. Dawson Irvin D. Dawson Martinsburg Ft. Knox Dawson Martinsburg High School Army Navy Lewis A. Buterakos Thomas G. Buterakos Winchester Buterakos James Wood High School Marine Barry M. White Howard White Middletown Marine Engineer School Camp Lejeune Roger L. Pritchett Robert L. Pritchett Front Royal 1St Armored Crailsheim Germany Pritchett Donald B. Reed Carson H Allamong 1St Armored Division Zirndorf Reed Alan A. Burkhart Loring Burkhart 2Nd Marine Division Marine Corps Base N.C Burkhart Marine Corps Herbert M. Williamson Hollis Williamson

Dollar decline strains US GIs in West Germany housing costs

The dollar’s drop to 2.11 marks tightens budgets for about 210,000 US servicemen in West Germany and over 20,000 low‑ranking GIs with families. Many rent local apartments earning $647 monthly, face higher rents and living costs, prompting more wives to seek work and spouses to return home.

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