Notable Maryland general shaped postwar National Guard reforms
Reckord, the state's oldest adjutant general, led Maryland troops in both World Wars and helped reorganize the National Guard after the wars. He retired December 31, 1965, ending a 64 year military career.
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Reckord
Maryland
National Guard
N.C
Surry County
Curtis McKinley Mancus
Rt. 1
Longap
C. L. Murphy
Mount Airy
Beltway Samaritans Return to Assist on I 495
The Virginia Highway Courtesy Patrol resumes weekend aid on the Capital Beltway after federal and state reviews. Organizer John E. Sullivan says two trucks began Saturday and volunteers helped about 85 motorists with directions and breakdowns. Some officials oppose the move, insisting on officerled relief.
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Virginia Highway Patrol
Virginia
John E. Sullivan
Falls Church
Virginia Highway Courtesy Patrol
Interstate 495 Capital Beltway
Sullivan
Andrew Miller
State Highway Department
Safety Patrol
Evening Star
Star
North Kent Street
P.O
Winchester Evening Star
Winchester
E. Main St
Front Royal
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Norfolk
Navy
Cat Futch
Jacksonville
Donald Johnson
Johnson
Washington
Benjamin F. Bailor
Congress
United States Postal Service
Beltway Samaritans
E.E. ‘“Shotsie
Bayliss, III
Prudential
Valley Ave
St. Stephen's
Handley
Woodbridge
James Wood
Turner Ashby
Warren County
Clarke County
Hampshire
Stafford
Stonewall Jackson
Spotsylvanie
Loudoun Valley
Delaware
Vmi
Virginie Tech
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Stonewall
Mt. Jackson
Strasburg
Shepherd
West Virginia Wesleyan
Temple
West Virginia
Tenness
Richmond
Cincinnati
Louisiana State
Nebraska
Tulane
Clemson
Air Force
Arkansas
Mississippi
Texas
Oakland
Los Angeles
Care
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Va. Tech
LOWES
Lowe's Route
B&m
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Millwood Ave
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