Evening star., 1945-06-10

&; 1914 TO May II, 1945. in Corsica
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sICIL1ANo: 1st 1t. Anthony j.. liaison
ei oftlcer with 24th Inf; Div. in Philippines
on Leyte, october 20 1t Siciliano
exposed himself to japanese fire in or
der to adjust artillery fire against Jap
SOUTH. Comdr Jerry G, now in charge
CT OTIS at the Norfolk Naval Training
to the commander of cruiser division
during Dur hsr The in INVASION Of Normandy and
somb. Group M 9th "A AAF; 4s3i 1877 Goth sc .gS, St,
NV: For meritorious achievement while
participating in sustained operational
during which hostile contact was prob
able and expected.
HIXoN. 1t. Robert G, Booth Field Art,
Stephenson pl. NV. 1t. Hixon's con-
stant supervision, according to the cita-
ton. was an inspiration s to howitzer
GLENDiNNING, Corpl., Alexander. 776th
Amph. Tank Bn.. l4th Army coTps' 10Th
heroic achievement during the battle
for Okinawa in the Ryukyus. Disre-
gardin1gs an injured hasd and .11 dangeT eT.1 TO
dinning rendered irst aid to two wound
ed men and assisted them to safety
c9 guTs0r Fl go
November 5. i944, to MAJ. "a: l945
sos in line with the reopening of the
Burma road, extension Of the gasoline
pipeline. into China, setting up Of q
chain Of base commands along the line
of communications and the effecting ot
new system of truck transport control
east @ Of kunming, mi g, us,.-. soe
fAhi in Philippines: ES mes; 5S7 shepherd St. NV
which viii be used tthrorghout the
theater of operations for Transporting
Air Medal and Seven Clusters.
BARRETT. SfSergt. Robert L., gunner or
A-26 Gnvaderl attack bomber, 409tt
Bomb. Group. 9th AAF, France; 1914
ance in over 40 missions over continenta
Europe. disrurting enemy communica.
tions and supply centers.
4th. 5th and 9Th Cluster to Air Medal.
MARTYR, 1st 1t Donald NJ (posthumous)
For destruction of three enemy fighter
continental Europe on April and May
4, 1914
18th Cluster to Air Medal.
SCHERTZ, 1st 1t Donald, 306th Bomt
Group, Sth AAF; 1905 Farragut st
NV. For meritorious achievement while
serving as pilot Of a B.l7 Flying Fort: %
combat operations.
Bird Cluster to Air Medal.
IRONS SiSergt. Barnard P, BIZ waist
gunner. Gath Bomb Group. Sd Air Div.
England 1902 Otis st NE. For meri.
torious achievement on heavy bombing
attacks on German military and indus
trial installations.
Bronze Air Medal.
JENKINS, st 1t. Thomas c., jr., navisa-
tor of c-47, 1st Allied Air-borne Army
1ndianhead, Md. For leading a flight
of C-47s through wall of hostile fax
and small larms fire while participating
Bastogne, Belgium, during the German
counterofensiye in the Ardennes.
Air Medal.
THOMPSON, 1st 1t. John M. 4th Marine
Air Wing, Palaus: Vienna. Va For 81
straflng and bombing missions in the
Philippines.
sToggIsENgERGER,n ga TLserst Paul NJ,
Group, sth ,AAFs Germany: For as,
day
NEIIzEY, Archer E., naval air gunner,
ners' School, Jacksonville, Fla; 1887
North Capitol st. For outstanding per-
formances while serving as an aircrew-
= man in Phys.
AlNJ, LII. SOl. f1dETys :, ulSllt SuIBeOIl
with 18th AAF. Italy: Bethesda, Md
For meritorious service in connection
with sustained fight against the enemy
Gal King has been flying to study and
evaluate medical equipment and person
mel and his missions included those
in the last drive into the Pc Valley.
HAWKINS, .Sergt. Edgar E. B-29 gunner
21st Bomber Command; 1880 Neal street
NE. For, participation in Super For
tress combat missions against Japan.
PETERSON, I'd 1t. Stanley X. 44tt
G Gpahur street Gup NV t0'' For eh achievement n
in aerial attacks on Plauen, Passau ane
Hamburg.
LARSON, Mai. Edward L., commanding
omcer, air-sea rescue squadron, Stf
AAF; wife employed at Navy Depart.
ment. For exceptionally mertoriou,
achievement in aerial flights in the
European theater of operations"
| MANLEY. Sergt. Bruce c., B-29 crewman
Philippines Falls Church, Va For meri
torious achievement while participating
in aerial missions against Japan