Local soldiers move through Gordon training and Korea duties
Report details Camp Gordon trainees completing eight weeks of infantry and tactics training and proceeding to specialized schools. It lists promotions and assignments including Corporal David S. Brown in Korea, Cpl. Hockman on leave, Pvt. Alfred Armel and Pvt. Tony Davis at Gordon, and Navy enlistee John Allen Ryan. Also notes Cpl Hillary Brant at Fort Bliss and Pfc Aubrey Clevenger at Cherry Point, with Morrison awaiting Fort Lewis assignment.
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Ter
Army
Camp Gordon
Signal Corps Training Center
Provost Marshal General Center
David Brown
Korea
Pusan
Cpl. Brown
Mable Brown
Berryville
Route 1
Cpl
David S. Brown
Hats. Co
5Th
APO
San Francisco
Cal
Cpl. Hockman
James L. Hockman
Elizabeth Godlove
S. Kent St
40Th Infantry Division
2053Rd Service Unit
Fort George G. Meade
Alfred W. Armel
John E. Armel
Stonewall School
Co. M
Trag
Box 4
John Allen Ryan
Robert R. Ryan
Navy
Washington
Naval Training Center
Bainbridge, Md
Hillary M. Brant, Jr
Brant
Martinsburg Pike
Camp Pickett
Battery A
Fort Bliss
Texas
James Wood High School
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Jean Dove
Cpl. Brant
Louisiana Ave
Apt
el Paso
National Guard
Morrison
Fort Meade
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Fort Slocum
New Rochelle
N. Y
Crack Military Police
Army Information School
the Chaplain School
The
Chaplain Board
Post Command
Winchester
Stonewall
James Wood
John S. Solenberger
Fort Lewis, Wash
Corporal Morrison Receives Overseas Orders
Corporal Ray J. Morrison son of Mr and Mrs William E Morrison of Berryville Pike has received military orders for transfer overseas with the United States Army in the Far East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray J. Morrison
William E. Morrison
Berryville Pike
United States Army
Far East
Siler Passes Sunday Visits Noted In Martinsburg Area
Mrs Harry Kerns article lists visits and illness in Martinsburg area. Ruth Ann Whitacre Elwood Whitacre Jr and Mrs Boyd Whitacre visited Mr and Mrs Harry DeHaven. Zane Kerns and A L DeHaven ill at home. Ambrose Whitacre Alva Lamp families called on Kerns and DeHaven relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kerns Siler
Elwood Whitacre
Ruth Ann and
Elwood, Jr
Boyd Whitacre
Martinsburg
Harry DeHaven
Zane Kerns
A. L. DeHaven
Ambrose Whitacre
Arthur DeHaven Eerlwood Whitacre, Jr
Alva Lamp
Glen and
Helen
Cross Junction
Harry Kerns
Kerns
Othella DeHaven
Audrey DeHaven
A. C. Whitacre
A. P. Whitacre
Charles Allen
Frank Cannes
Literary Guidepost: A Full Study of Jo Shelby
Daniel O Flaherty profiles Confederate cavalryman Jo Shelby, praising a balanced, humane portrait. The UNC writer treats Shelby as a complex cavalier of the old South, noting his endurance, leadership, and moral moments while contrasting heroism with humility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JO Shelby
Daniel O'Flaherty
University of North Carolina
Beau Sabreur
Alfred Pleasanton
Shelby
Jeb Stuart
South
Rio Grande River
Texas
Mexico City
Maximilian
O'Flaherty
Austin
Tex
Betsy
Army marching from a halt begins with the left foot
When executed from a halt all steps and marchings start with the left foot, not the right. This rule applies to standard marching procedures in drill instructions.
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Alfred Armel
Tony Nolan Davis, Jr
Eunice C. Davis
Tony N. Davis
Giant Food Store
Takoma Park
Tony N. Davis, Jr
ITR
CGRTC
Bruce B. Comer
BMC
USN
Aubrey Clevenger
Cherry Point
Aubrey L. Clevenger
Charles W. Clevenger
Stephens City
Marine Corps Air Station
N. C
Second Marine Aircraft Wing
Walter T. Biggert
Paul D. Strawderman
Herbert B. Taylor
Stanley T. Biggert
Gore
Evelyn Strawderman
Orchard Ave
H. B. Taylor
Grimes
Davis
Hillary Brant
Winchester’s Shopping Center
Ray Morrison
Siler
W.G. Rogers
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Strong Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
National Ave
Frederick County Court House
Cameron St
Diffendorfer
Leicester St
E. M. Sullivan
E. T. Snider
Acony
Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
Sacony