Airmen Graduations Highlight Local Service Records
Airman Gary M. Pugh and Airman Larry J. Combs, both James Wood High School graduates, completed training at Sheppard and Lackland AFBs and joined West Virginia ANG and Air Force centers. Wayne Marshall Davis SR finished basic training at Great Lakes NTC and will serve aboard USS Newport News. Col. Paul Bradshaw, veteran of WWII and Korea, received the U S Air Force Commendation Medal at McGuire Air Force Base and holds a BA from GWU. Captain Aubrey C. Hall Jr. completed the medical service officer basic course at Brooke Army Medical Center.
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Gary M. Pugh
Verlis
Wayne Marshall Davis, SR
Raymond T. Davis
Stephenson
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Larry J. Combs
Marvin E. Combs
Route 2
Lackland Air Force Base
Tex
Air Force Technical Training Center
Sheppard Air Force Base
James Wood High School
Stephen R. Swimley
Samuel J. Swimley
Route 1
Gore
U.S. Air Force Technical School
ANC
Martinsburg
W. Va
Paul C. Bradshaw
S. Purcell Ave
U.S. Air Force
McGuire Air Force
Bradshaw
Twenty-First Air Force
McGuire
Military Airlift Command
Alison
Crewe High School
University of Massachusetts Extension Center
Westover Air Force Base
University of Maryland Extension Center
Andrews Air Force Base
Col
George Washington University
Cynthia A. Lowery
Aubrey C. Hall, Jr
Alice C. Hall
Purcellville
Susan
Fairmont Ave
Brooke Army Medical Center
Fort Sam Houston
Hall
Richmond College
Grady Hospital
Atlanta
Cooper lineage spans patriots authors and professionals
The COOPER surname origins trace to medieval trades and list Revolutionary era figures like Samuel Cooper and John Cooper. Notables include James Fenimore Cooper, John Montgomery Cooper, Weldon Cooper, and Richard Conrad Cooper among academics, military service, and corporate leadership.
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James Fenimore Cooper
John Montgomery Cooper
Catholic University of America
Washington, D.C
Weldon Cooper
University of Virginia
Richard Conrad Cooper
United States Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh
Bryon Nelson Cooper
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Jefferson Davis Monument Stands Tall Near Hopkinsville
In Hopkinsville Kentucky the Jefferson Davis monument rises 351 feet nearby. The structure is noted as the fourth tallest in the United States and the tallest concrete cast obelisk in the world.
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Hopkinsville, Ky
United States
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