Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-18


cluded in a passenger list of Army
personnel rotated from Korea, whJ
arrived at Fort Mason, San Fran.
cisco Port of Embarkation recent
ly.
S/SGT. DAVID f. OREM, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Orem, Jr., of
Chevy Chase, is at Camp Pickett
Va. where he served in the support
group of the Army's fifth annual
logistical support maneuvers early
in May. Members of the LOGEX
Support Group furnished realis-
tic problems as nearly 1000 stu
dent officers engaged in actual OPP
erations to furnish a mythical half
million man combat army with
everything it needed to live and
fight. S/Sgt. Orem, who is regu-
larly assigned as a craftsman at
Fort Belvoir, Va, entered the Air
Force in August, 1850.
1T. COL. WILLIAM o. BRAD
LEY, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
M. Bradley, Chevy Chase, is also
at Camp Pickett, Va. and partici-
pated in the Army's fifth annual
logistical support maneuver. Col.
Bradley, who came to the exercise
from Fort Lee, Va. graduated from
the University of Maryland.
ARMY I'd 1T. DANIEL SULLI-
VAN, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sullivan, of Chevy Chase, is serv-
ing in Korea with the 25th Infan-
try Division. Now the senior
American division on the PENN
sula, the 25th landed in July, 1850,
shortly after the Communists at
tackled the Republic of South
Korea. 1t. Sullivan, platoon lead
er in Company c of the 18th Re-
giment, arrived in Korea last Dec
ember and has been awarded the
Combat Infantryman Badge and
the Korean and UN Service Rib
bons. A former Student at Holy
Cross, and graduate of George
town University, he entered the
Army in November, 1850.
. ARMY LIST 1t. STEWART F.
TAYLOR, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John I. Taylor, Chevy Chase, has
been awarded the Bronze Star
Medal for meritorious service with
the Sd Infantry Division in Korea.
. The decoration was presented in
recognition of his service from
September Is, 1852 to January 10,
1853. 1t. Taylor was a member of
Headquarters Battcrfv in the 39th
Field Artillery Battalion before
being rotated to the U. S. in jan
uary, 1858. He arrived in Korea
last July. The Sd Division has
participated in many of the bloody
battles of the Korean conflict, in
GLIDING White Horse, Jackson
Heights and Kelly HILL
PVT. JOHN A. RUGGLES, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn A. Ruggles,
of Chevy Chase, has been assigned
to the Engineer Officers Candi-
date School at Fort Belvoir, Va.
The school is designed to produce
well-trained officers for the Army's
corps of Engineers. A graduate of
the University Of North Carolina,
Private Rusgles entered the Army
last September.
RALPH f. CLAGGETT, son OF
Mrs. Beatrice Claggett, Boyd, was
recently promoted to corporal
while serving in Korea with the
25th Infantry Division. Cpl. Clag.
gett, who entered the Army in
November, 1851, arrived in Korea
last June and is serving as an
automatic rifeman in Company
F of the divisions 35th Regiment.
He has been awarded the Combat
lnfantryman Badge.
PVT, ROBERT D. HUFF, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Huff, Star
Route, Boyd, recently completed a
course in chemical warfare at the
Army's Eta Jima Specialist School
in Japan. The two-week course is
designed to teach defenses against
chemical meteorological and radio
logical warfare. Private Huff, a
rifeman arrived overseas in
March. He received basic training
at Camp Breckenridge, Ky. Before
entering the Army last October,
he was employed by the Auto
Parts and Machine Company in
Rockville as a clerk and salesman.
Taking part in Operation Sea-
jump" large scale amphibious
training exercise off the coast of
Southern California, is NAVY 1T.
THEODORE NJ. SHEAD, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Shead,
Silver Spring, and husband of the
former Miss Gloria Rdwel of
Miami, Fla. He is serving abroad
the submarine, USS CHAIR. The
climax of the exercise will be a
full scale land assault by amph,-
bious forces supported by air units
and helicopter landing attacl,
forces, against an enemy" en-
+renched at Camp Pendleton,
Oceanside, Calf.
The Bureau Of Naval Personnel
has announced that it is an ad.
vancement in rating for JAMES K
COLE, aviation machinist's mate
third-class, USN, son of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Fred O. Cole, Silver Spring
serving aboard the us. Nava