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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1973
Page
3
Technical Sergeant William D. Brannon, son of Mrs. Anna M. Brannon and the late Lowell G. Brannon of 602 South Cameron Street Winchester, recently retired from the U.S. Air Force after twenty years of service. Brannon enlisted in the U.S. Air Force in earlier years.
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Brannon, a Marine Corps veteran discharged in July 1958, later joined the Air Force in October 1958 where he served 20 years at bases including Naha Okinawa Bangkok Hawaii Tuy Hoa Andrews Bolling. He received a fourth Air Force Commendation Medal and now works as a police officer for the U.S. Supreme Court in Washington DC and lives in Hillcrest Heights Maryland.
British Columbia's forests account for about half of Canada's timber, comparable to the combined timber volume of the 14 westernmost United States states.
Navy Seaman Apprentice Robert A. Hoover son of Mrs Marie C Hoover of Clearbrook is aboard the fleet oiler USS Tolovana in the western Pacific. The ship recently visited Sasebo Japan where the crew had an opportunity to visit a foreign country.
Marine Sgt. Kenneth W. Grill, son of Mrs. Orra B. Grill and husband of Sandra Shaw, earned a Good Conduct Medal at Marine Corps Station New River for exemplary service over the past three years.
Nicky Cruz former Newark City gang leader now evangelist will guest Monday at Handley High School during the Key 73 crusade. The weeklong event runs Sunday through June 24 at 7 30 p m nightly with Larry Tomczak as speaker except Monday and music by New Life.
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