The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-03
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 An Eighth Air Force Fighter Sta. ton, Engiand-C Corporal Fred R. Daniels, Jf., whose wife, Mrs. Leota M Daniels, lives ct 04 Lexington avenue Waterbury, Conn, recently completed 6 two week course In An- tI, aircraft machine gInnery, He was selected to attend the school by the commanding officer of his squadron, and will continue in his duties aS communication clerk but will be available in the event of on emerg- ency.
 The intensive course covered the mechanics Of the machine gun, stripping and assembling, the theory Of leading the target, basic identi- fipation of aircraft, and range firing ct targets lowed by airplaneS.
 Corporal Daniels was employed In the purchasing department of the Waterbury Farrell Foundry and Ma chine shop Go. before entering the Army Air Forces in June, i0A2.
 HiJ parents, MT. and Mrs, Fred Daniels, live at i30 Chestnut avenue, Waterbury, Conn.
 An Elghth Air Force Bomber Sta. ton, England-StRf Sergeant Earl lM, Daniels, 27, of Waterbury, Conn, engineer and top turret gunner on a B.i7 Flying Fortress, has won an Oak Leaf Cluster to his Air Medal for "neFitoFiouB achievement ceolness, courage and skill" during Eighth Air Force bombing attacks on ts"gcts jn Germany and NaSl oc- cuDied Europe,
 Sergeant Daniels wife, Mrs, Mau' Feen Daniels, lives at 7ei Baldwin street, Waterbury. The combat gun. ner attended LeaVenworth High School and WAS employed aB Q tool maker before entering the Army Air Forces,
 A veteran Of many Eighth Air FeFce heavy bombardment missions, Sergeant Daniels has participated in aerial assaults on Nazi air fields, ''buzzsbomb" launching platforms and intuition manufacturing plants ard has taken part in bombing at. taokS in support Of the Allied drive on Berlin, '.
 Sergeant Daniels Is Q member of the 3rd BombaFdment Division, cited by the President for its now historic Engian ? dsAfFica shuttle bombing Of NaZt MesseFschmitt aiF' craft plants at Regensburg, Ger many, ln August Of iD43.
 As first sergeant, Junius Harrison of % Pearl street Waterbury, Conn., holds the most important non'cofn' Fnlssloned administrative post in one Of the famed Engineer units at the Army Service Forces Training Gen. ter, Camp Claiborne, LG,
 He is assigned to F & s Company Of tie i33Ist Engineer oenreal Berv' lee Regiment at the ABPfC, which is the largest installation Of i1 kind iD the nation
 Before entering the Army, Sgt' Harrison has been studying law at Shaw University, Raleigh, N o.
 Previous to being assigned 70 Camp Claiborne, nc served Il months with an Engineer unit con. stYueting the AlcRn Highway and Wss stationed ct Ft. DevenB, Mass, Fort BelvoiF, Va,, Fort Bragg, N' C. RBd Camp DutneF, M Q.
 Randolph Field, Texas, October TW3 men from Waterbury, Conn, have arrived at Randolph Field to take training aB pilot instructors oi thO Army Air Forces Training coin' nand.
 They gre; First Lieutenant YTeds erick y. Potter, son Of Mrs, Helen 4, Potter, 1914 West Main street, and Second Lieutenant Luclen E' Per, eauit IT,, son Of MT. and MFs' faicien '. PeFTeauit, Q cliff street
 They are among the several hufiS dred pilots, selected for their flying proficiency end ability to teach, who vii take 6 months course here in Randolph Fields Central InStFuc" tors School,
 Calvin K, Hubbard Ot 100 Plank road has been advanced to first lieutenant At his post in Italy, Hold- CT Of the Afr Medal, he has coInplet- cd % missions since June.
 Flight Officer F. Charles Martin Of Cheshire road has aNglved in England, according to word Fecelvs cd by his parents, MT, and Mrs' Harold Martin, lie is coSpiIot of c BsiT Flying Fortress,
 Private George DelcheF Of SSl North Main street and Private Ser" nard MaFshalka Of Db Glendale drive gre receiving training 9s B.N IL,beFat0r mechanics at keegleT TAtd, Miss,
 Robert W, PisEson, husband 0f tbO former Helen D0nneily Of leT! Fest Main street, has been assigned tC the Navy electrical school at PiF' dug university, Lafayette, Ind, He B tiSe son Of Mfr. and Mrs. Earl w, PitFSon Of i67 Newton terrace, Seven men enlisted in the Navy through the Iocai recruiting station duying the past week, according 70 R report made today, They gre; PlsFYe !, LatFeniege Of 201 Grove street Robert Doyle Of 22e Circular ayenise, Richard Smith, JTy 0f ID