Evening star., 1946-10-06
Decorations

charge OF Intelligence, has beel
awarded q second Oak Leaf Cluste
to the Distinguished Service Media
for the performance Of those dutie
from September 1945 to Januar.
1916. At the conclusion Of the wa
with Japan he reorganized the In
telligence Division for peacetime.
Brig. Gen. John s. Bragdon
Westminster Apartment, receives
the Oak Leaf Cluster to the DSN
for the direction of military con
struction while serving in the OF
nee OF the Chief of Engineers from
June 1914 to September 1045. n,
also administered the program TO-
the maintenance and operation o
40 Army Air Forces bases overseas
Other Oak Leaf Clusters to tn,
|DsM:
Maj. Gen. Robert MEG. ittlejohn
1851 Columbia Road NV. for sery.
ices as chief quartermaster, Com.
munications Zone and European
theater from July 1914, to May
1945.
Maj. Gen. Henry Conger Pratt
of 1922 r street NV, who COM
manded the Western Defense Com
mand from December 1914, to De.
cember 1945.
Distinguished Service Medal.
were awarded for the first time to:
Brig. Gen. Edward C. Belts, 1856
Wyoming avenue NV, who served
as Judge Advocate Of the European
Theater from May l943. to Novem-
ber 1945.
Brig. Gen. Herman Feldman
Westchester Apartments, as Deputy
Quartermaster General for plan.
ming and operations from October
l943, to october 1914.
Maj. Gen. Philip b. Fleming, 1854
Thirty street, for outstand.
ing services as Federal Works Ad.
ministrator from December 194l, tt
January 1916. He directed a tire.
mendous construction program fol
the Army and Navy In the Unitee
States, the West Indies and Centra
America.
Brig. Gen. Ebert L. Ford, Falls
Church, Va, as chief of the main.
tenance division, Ordnance Depart.
ment. from April, 1914, to Septem.
ber, 1945.
Maj. Gen. Lawrence C. Jaynes
Park Fairfax, Alexandria, Va, whe
established the Replacement anc
Training Command In the Mediter.
ranean theater and directed 1t from
April, 1914, to July, 1945.
Brig. Gen. limerick Kutschko, 222:
Q street NV, former commandel
of the Fifth Army Group Command
and Chief Of Stan, Chinese Com.
bat Command, from January Il
September, 1945.
Brig. Gen. Harry r. Kutz, 12O(
Sixteenth street NV, former chic
OF the field service in the Ordnance
Department and later chief Of tht
plans and training service, from
June, 1912, to August, 1915.
Oak Leaf Cluster to the Legion o,
Merit:
Brig. Gen. Edward E. MacMor.
land, Alexandria, Va, for service,
In the Office Of the Chief of Ord.
nance, February, 1943, to Septem.
Der, 1945, as chief Of the Stock Con.
troll Division.
Legion of Merit:
Brig. Gen. Charles H. Caldwell
1915 Kalorama road NV, initiallJ
as chief of staff, 1st Air Force, anc
subsequently in the Training Divi.
sion at AAF Headquarters, from
January, 1914, to November, 1s45.
Brig. Gen. Sidney Chappell, 390l
Albemarle street NV, in command
Of the England General Hospital
Atlantic City. N. H. July. 1914. k
September, 1s45. Rss 4
Brig. Gen. Edgar Z. Clswell
Wardman Park Hotel, for service,
commanding the Chicago sigma
Depot and later as procurement
chief In the Once Of the Chief Sig.
nal Ofncer, all from August, 1911
to June, 1913.
Maj. Gen. Roger b.. Cotton, 260:
Sixteenth street NV, chief of ths
material and supply branches, OF.
fee Of Chief Signal ofncer, August
1941, to June, 1943.
Brig. Gen. Alexander o. Gorder
223 Orange street Sc, commander
Of the Tank Destroyer Replacement
Training Center and Tank De.
stroyer Unit, Camp Hood, Tex.
February. 1914, to November, 1945.
Brig. Gen. George E. Hartman
2230 California street NV, fol
training quartermaster units al
Fort Warren, Wyo., and Vancou.
yer Barracks, Wash, December
1941, to October, 1943.
Mai. Gen. Edmund w. Hill, Stat.
Ter Hotel, member Of the War De.
partment's Retirement Committes
from September, 1945, to January
1915.
Brig. Gen. william L. Mitchell
1886 Mckinley street NV, for out.
standing services with Army Grounc
Forces Headquarters, successfully q.
secretary, deputy and acting chic
Of staff. June, 1912, to September
1945.
Brig. Gen. william L. Sheep, 2ols
| Eye street NV, who commanded
the Lawson General Hospital from
December, 1910, to September, 1945
Maj. Harry L. Moffett, 1924 Thir.
tieth place NV, chief of technical
information, Office of Quartermas.
ter General, July /, 1912, to Sep.
tember 30, 1945.
Col. Charles Wingate Reed, 442(
Thirty y-sixth street NV, in success.
sive capacities in the Office of the
Chief of Ordnance, from January
1941, to September, 1945, as chie1
OF personnel and training divisions
respectively.
Col. willard A. Holbrook, jr., 500.
Lowell street NV, has been award
ed the Army Commentator Rib.
bon for services performed with the
Army Ground Forces, 1t was an.