Evening star., 1945-06-24
Awards to D. G.. Area Men

ture OF ths reslmental objective tne
ROW. Pvt. Kion O, 1st Inf. Div. Germany;
a45 Firteenth street Sc, Despite ), heavy sr,
e atspy kox mnysd aa sbout nerons
tration ration and delivered ed important ] mes
sages between platoon and squadron
cox 1t. Col. william A. executive off.
Ger. Antiaircraft Artillery Section. %
Arm Army Southeast Europe Virginia
fnfantfy Reeiment. ISL io4th % fi DIVISION SION
Germany: formerly of Census Bureau
an oeobsf sf a0nns5ss jssuay 70: ss
battalion headquarters executive and
motor oficer. 1t, Georgacopulous fire.
R1PPEoS S eieu seret Edward Td c. - With f United
States Service Troops, Southern France;
2119 Plymouth Circle. For crossing a
stretch of open terrain under fire. cap
turing zoo German soldiers and an
enemy motor pool.
Ger, 415th Infantry Regiment, io4th
Ing m his his unit 'iI in the l5ho1r capture Of
large enemy city with minimum of
For sens eae l. service SHe in szsf Be-!
gium. Luxembourg and Germany, Janu.
ary II to March 4. as a litter squad
seyacuatins casualties from the front
HARTMAN, Capt: Clarence R, surgeon.
COMPANY E 5th Ensineer Resimen:
500 Bancroft place NV. For his
service as unit surgeon overseas in Ice
land, ENGLAND and France.
CURTIS, SISerst. Archie c., 1o53d Port
many; 6o9 Fourteenth street NV. In
'Victory bridge M over over the Rhine River
between DuiSberg and RheinhauSen.
Group Headquarters, formerly of Wash
ington; Confidential secretary in the
control and operations section OF No.
Tactical Headquarters A Force.
CALHOUN, 1t. Col. William l., assistant
G.l ofilce in charge OF personnel and
mand soah New 1
32o9 Sixteenth street NV.
SEARS, TM2/c Phillip C, U. S N. R,
aboard a PACIFIC patrol submarine;
odent9n Md Msde repairs
tion during attacks which resulted in
the sinking and damaging of more than
10000 tons OF enemy shipping.
Third Cluster to Air Medal.
HODGE, Capt. Idom M jr., commander
Of 35th Fighter Group squadron,
For service at New Guinea. Dutch East
Indies and the Philippines.
Air Medal.
EVANS Cd 1t. Llewellyn J., fight engineer,
2lst Bomber Command, Marianas' 3olO
yGi GainsSyllle TS,Ey GNau ave ,,r,o u ~
81 ,(Gold Star in lieu of second Air
Aeronauties; s Alexandria. va Va. Was pilot
IN anti-submarine patrol in the Atlantic
eAMBGE Hf Ii It. "1o1ee comer o' David s, jr, q
n R. 35. 6nH.nls now With the once Of Chief
For meritorioLs achievement as air COM
Tat air information onicer attached to
Kavieng November, I943. to January,
1914. and at Palau, Hollandia and Truk
DREssENDoRFER, 1t. comdr, David E.
y. S. NJ, 30, now with the ONCE of, the
Deputy Chief of Naval Operations for
All Air 155 LOCUST rd NV Was sauadsGn
squadron in action against Japanese ma
val forces in the Marianas, Bonins.
western Carolnes and Philippines July
uted to the heavy loss inflicted by the
squadron Upon hostile planes damaged
on the ground. medium and small yes
sells sunk or crippled and vital installa-
NEUSSLE: Comdr. Francis E. U. s. n. "A
now with Cffice Of Deputy Chief of Ma
val Operations: Chevy Chase, Md. Was
pilot of bomber engaged in anti
and English Channel areas, October.
1943 to May, 1914. AS pilot of a PB4Y-l
bomber. Comdr; Neussle participated in
numerous vital missions over enemy
SWAMI, I'd 1t. Earl s., 90 B-o5 pilot
with 5th AAF, Philippines; formerly
employed with WIPE, For, meritorious
missions and sa5 combat so; hours s'st at his his
KoBER, Mlserst. Paul M, chief clerk.
GO, 9Th Army Group. Germany: 1903