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US Army Officers
1939-1945

 Dates: day-month-year, so 10.08.1909 is August 10, 1909. RA = Regular Army. AUS = Army of the United States (temporary rank).
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M      
Major,
Bernard Peter
B.P. Major

Married Laura Fitzgerald (died 1999); four daughters.
15.02.1912
New Yrok, NY
-

Melbourne, FL
2nd Lt.
12.06.1937 [O20750]
...
...
Capt. AUS
09.09.1940
Lt.Col. AUS 1942?
Lt.Col.
01.07.1954
Col. AUS
29.06.1951 (retd 1967)
Bronze Star Medal (US) BSM
?
3x
Commendation Ribbon CR
?
?
Education: US Military Academy, West Point (01.07.1932-11.06.1937; grad. # 10922); Field artillery School, Officers' Advanced Course (1943); Command and General Staff College (1948); Princeton University (1953); Strategic Intelligence School (1954)
28.06.1930
-
30.06.1932
enlisted service (Private, Company C, 28th Infantry, HQ Company 2nd Infantry Brigade & DEML)
12.06.1937


commissioned in the field artillery
(10.1939)


2th Field Artillery (Madison Barracks, NY)
< 10.1942
-
> 06.1945
Commanding Officer, 108th Field Artillery Battalion, 28th Division (USA & Europe)
1948
-
1951
Intelligence Division, European Command
1953
-
1955
ACSI
1955
-
1957
O Army Attaché
1957
-
1960
G2 Section, 2nd US Army
1964
-
1966
G2, USAR Alas ChCDC (Int Agcy)
1966
-
1967
Commanding Officer, Fort Holabird
Manager, Federal Credit Union, 1967-1973.
Marshall,
George Catlett

G.C. Marshall



Son of late George Catlett Marshall and Laura Bradford. Married 1st (11.02.1902) Elizabeth Carter Coles (died 1927), Lexington, Va.. Married 2nd (15.10.1930) Katherine Boyce Tupper Brown, Baltimore, Maryland; three stepchildren.
Lived at Pine Bluff, NC.
31.12.1880
Uniontown, PA
-
16.10.1959
Walter Reed General Hospital, Washington, DC
[Arlington National Cemetery, VA]
2nd Lt.
02.01.1901 [accepted 02.02.1902] [01616]
1st Lt.
07.03.1907
Capt.
01.07.1916
Maj. (temp)
05.08.1917-07.01.1918
Lt.Col. NA
05.01.1918 [accepted 08.01.1918]
Col. USA
27.08.1918 [accepted 18.09.1918; honorably discharged 30.06.1920]
Maj.
01.07.1920
Lt.Col.
21.08.1923
Col.
01.09.1933
Brig.Gen.
01.10.1936 [accepted 01.10.1936]
Maj.Gen.
07.1939
Gen.
01.09.1939
Gen. of the
Army (temp)
16.12.1944 (retd 11.1945)
Gen. of the Army
04.1946 (restored to active army list 1949 at own request)
Distinguished Service Medal (US) DSM
?
2 x
Silver Star Medal (US) SSM
?
?
Nobel Peace Prize, 1953. Congressional Gold Medal, 22.03.1946. GCB (Hon), 1945. Victory Medal with 4 clasps.
Education: Virginia Military Institute (1897-1901); US Infantry-Cavalry School (1907); Army Staff College (1908); Washington and Jefferson College (D.Sc., 1939); Dr. of Military Science, Pennsylvania Military College (1940); etc. etc.
02.02.1902


commissioned in the infantry
1902
-
1903
served in the Philippines
1908
-
1910
instructor, Army Staff College



initial General Staff Corps, Eligible List
1913
-
1916
served in the Philippines
05.06.1917
-
04.06.1921
General Staff Corps
1917
-
1919
with American Expeditionary Force: General Staff 1st Division, Chief of Operations, 1st Army, Chief of Staff 8th Army Corps; participated in battle of Cantigny, Aisne­Marne, St Mihiel and Meuse­Argonne operations
1919
-
1924
ADC to General Pershing
1924
-
1927
served in China
1927
-
1929
instructor, Army War College
1927
-
1932
Assistant Commandant, Infantry School
1933
-
1933
Commander, 8th Infantry Regiment
1933
-
1936
Senior Instructor Illinois National Guard
1936
-
1938
Commanding General 5th Brigade, USA
07.1938
-
10.1938
Chief of the War Plans Division, War Department General Staff (Washington, DC)
10.1938
-
01.07.1939
Deputy Chief of Staff, US Army (Washington, DC)
[Chief Military Mission to Brazil, May­June 1939]

01.07.1939
-
01.09.1939
Acting Chief of Staff, US Army (Washington, DC)
01.09.1939
-
18.11.1945
Chief of Staff, US Army (Washington, DC)
[
Atlantic Charter Conference at Sea, August 1941; Casablanca Conference, January 1943; Quebec Conference, August 1943; Cairo and Tehran Conferences, November 1943; Quebec Conference, September 1944; Yalta Conference, February 1945; Potsdam Conference, July 1945]
Special Representative of President to China, with personal rank of Ambassador, 1945-1947. Secretary of State, United States, 01.1947-01.1949 (Council of Foreign Ministers, Moscow, March­April 1947; Inter­American Conference for Maintenance of Continental Peace and Security, Brazil, August­September 1947; General Assembly UN, New York, September-November 1947; Council of Foreign Ministers, London, November-December 1947; Ninth International Conference of American States, Bogotá, Colombia, March­April 1948; General Assembly UN, Paris, September-November 1948). Secretary of Defense of the United States, 09.1950-1951.
A consultant to President of the United States, Secretary of Defense, and United States Government officials.
Chairman, American Battle Monuments Commission, 1949-; President, American National Red Cross, 1949-1950. Hon. degree at Oxford Univ. (Eng.) and at many other Universities.
Martin,
Clarence Ames

C.A. Martin
13.09.1896
Belle Haven, VA
-
11.12.1986
Taylors, Greenville, SC
2nd Lt.
25.10.1917 (accepted 23.11.1917) [O7007]
1st Lt.
25.10.1917
Capt.
01.07.1920
Maj.
01.08.1935
Lt.Col.
?
Col.
?
Brig.Gen.
02.1943
Maj.Gen.
11.1944 (retd 31.07.1947; disability LOD, not physically qualified for promotion)
Distinguished Service Cross DSC
?
?
Distinguished Service Medal (US) DSM
?
?
Silver Star Medal (US) SSM
?
3 x
Legion of Merit (US) LM
?
?
Air Medal AM
?
?
Education: Viriginia Military Institute (...-1917; BS in Civil Engineering); Infantry School Company Officers' Course (1922); Command and General Staff School, Fort Leavenworth (1937); Army War College (1940)
15.08.1917
-
23.11.1917
Captain of Infantry, National Army
07.11.1918
-
30.06.1920
Captain of Infantry, US Army [accepted 11.11.1918; honorably discharged 30.06.1920]
23.11.1917


commissioned in the infantry
1918


served with the American Expeditionary Force
1922
-
1927
Professor of Military Science and Tactics, Tennessee Military Institute
06.1927
-
08.1929
with the 45th Infantry Regiment, Philippine Scouts
(01.1931)


34th Infantry Regiment (Fort Eustis, VA)
1932
-
1936
Professor of Military Science and Tactics, Virginia Military Institute
1940
-
1940
instructor, Tennessee National Guard
?


transferred to the General Staff Corps
06.1940
-
01.1942
staff officer, 30th Infantry Division
1942
-
1942
Assistant Chief of Staff for Supply, I Corps (Pacific)
1942
-
1942
Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence, I Corps (Pacific)
01.1943
-
02.1943
Commanding Officer, 128th Infantry Regiment
1943
-
1944
Assistant Division Commander, 32nd Infantry Division
09.1944
-
12.1945
Commanding General, 31st Infantry Division (Philippines)
Martin,
Thomas Lyle

T.L. Martin
18.05.1891
Forrest City, AR
-
26.04.1984
Dallas, TX
2nd Lt.
1916 [O4470]
...
...
Col.
?
Brig.Gen. (T)
20.06.1942 (reverted to Col. 07.1944)
Brig.Gen.
? (retd 30.04.1951)
Legion of Merit (US) LM
?
?
Bronze Star Medal (US) BSM
?
?
Commendation Ribbon CR
?
?
Education: US Military Academy, West Point (...-1916; grad. # 5548)
1916


commissioned in the infantry
...


...
06.1939
-
04.1940
Executive Officer, Washington Provisional Brigade (Washington, DC)
1940
-
1941
Supply Officer, 4th Army
04.1941
-
06.1942
HQ Western Defense Command
1942
-
04.07.1944
Assistant Division Commander, 2nd Infantry Division [from 22.11-02.12.1943 acting Commanding General]
1944
-
1945
G-4 at a UK base
1946


National Guard Bureau, DC
Mason,
Stanhope Brasfield

S.B. Mason
Son of Edwin Bolton and Fenton (Brasfield) Mason. Married (04.11.1931) Maria Daniel Lockwood; two children.
04.11.1904
AL
-
26.08.1990
Birmingham [?], AL 
2nd Lt.
09.06.1928 [O17295]
...
...
Capt.
09.06.1938
...
...
Brig.Gen.
?
Maj.Gen.
01.07.1951 (retd 1961)
Distinguished Service Medal (US) DSM
?
2 x
Legion of Merit (US) LM
?
2 x
Bronze Star Medal (US) BSM
?
?
Education: US Military Academy, West Point (1928; grad. # 8449)
09.06.1928
    commissioned in the infantry
(01.1931)


4th Tank Company (Fort McClellan, AL)
(10.1939)


45th Infantry (Manila, Phillipine Islands)
1942?
(05.11.43)
-
14.12.1944
Chief of Staff, 1st Infantry Division (NW Europe)
01.1945
-
09.1945
Chief of Staff, V Corps (NW Europe)
1948


National War College
1948
-
1951
Joint Chiefs of Staff
1951
-
1952
Commanding Officer, 26th Infantry (European Command)
1952
-
1954
Chief of Staff, HQ Allied Land Forces, Southeastern Europe
1958
-
1961
Commanding General, 4th Corps Reserve (AL)
1961


Deputy Chief of Staff (Intelligence), HQ US Army Europe
McAlister,
Robert Carter

R.C. McAlister

15.09.1923
Mayfield, KY
-
26.02.2008
Melbourne, FL
2nd Lt.
05.06.1945 [O27159]
...
...
Lt.Gen.
? (retd 1980)
Education: US Military Academy, West Point (1945; grad. # 14538)
05.06.1945


commissioned in the Field Artillery
07.1971
-
04.1973
Commanding General, South Eastern Task Force (Italy)
McLain,
Raymond Stallings

R.S. McLain

Son of Thomas A. and Lucetta (Stallings) McLain.
Married 1st (1910) Norma Leeman; one son, three daughters.
Married 2nd (12.08.1933) Bertha Cunningham; one son.
04.04.1890
Washington County, KY
-
14.12.1954
Walter Reed Army Hospital, Washington, DC
[buried Oklahoma City]
2nd Lt. OKNG
12.1914
1st Lt. OKNG
1915
Capt. OKNG
1917
Capt. ORC
1919
Capt. OKNG
1921
Maj. OKNG
1922
Lt.Col. OKNG
1924
Col. OKNG
22.12.1925
Brig.Gen. OKNG
06.1937
Brig.Gen. (T) USA
1940
Maj.Gen. (T)
08.1944
Lt.Gen. (T)
06.06.1945
Brig.Gen. USA
1945
Maj.Gen. USA
1948 (retd 30.04.1952; retaining rank of Lt.Gen.)
Distinguished Service Cross DSC
1943
Sicily
Distinguished Service Cross DSC
1944
France
Distinguished Service Medal (US) DSM
1944
France
Distinguished Service Medal (US) DSM
1945
Germany
Silver Star (US) SSM
1943
Italy
Bronze Star Medal (US) BSM
1944
Italy
Bronze Star Medal (US) BSM
1945
Germany
Grand Officer with Swords, Order of Orange Nassau (The Netherlands) OON
?
?
Légion d'Honneur (France) LegH
?
?
Croix de Guerre with Palm (France) CdeG
?
?
Order of Leopold II (Belgium) LeoII
?
?
Croix de Guerre (Belgium) CdeG
?
?
Education: Hills Business College, Oklahoma City (1909); graduate School of Musketry (1917); Command and General Staff School, Fort Leavenworth (1938)
Clerk in real estate office, 1907-1911. Abstractor, 1912-1915. Assistant County Treasurer, 1916. President Central Title & Investment Co., 1919-1923. Vice-president, American National Co., 1923-1928. Vice-president, American-First Trust Co., Oklahoma City, 1933-1953. President, American Mortgage & Investment Co., 1953-1954. Chairman of the Board, American First Title & Trust Co., 1953-1954.
1912
-
1914
Private, Corporal & Sergeant, Oklahoma National Guard
1914
-
1919
commissioned in the infantry, Oklahoma National Guard (served on Mexican Border, 1916-1917, and [as Machine Gun Company Commander] with 36th Division, 1917-1919 (Ft Sill, OK, then Ft Worth, TX and with AEF in France))
1919
-
1921
Officers' Reserve Corps
1921
-
1937
Oklahoma National Guard
1937?
-
1938
Assistant Chief of Staff & Chief of Staff, 45th Division
09.1940


called to active duty
1940
-
04.1944
Artillery Commander, 45th Infantry Division (Sicily & Italy)
26.04.1944
-
09.05.1944
DS, HQ, First Army (UK)
10.05.1944
-
24.07.1944
Artillery Commander, 30th Infantry Division (Normandy)
25.07.1944
-
30.07.1944
Assistant Divisional Commander, 90th Infantry Division (France)
31.07.1944
-
15.10.1944
Commanding General, 90th Infantry Division (France)
18.10.1944
-
31.07.1945
Commanding General, XIX Corps (NW Europe: Roer, Rhine, Elbe & Germany) (assigned to Detachment of Patients, Walter Reed Hospital, Washington, DC 05.1945)
1946
-
1947
Assistant Chief of Information, War Department
1948
-
1949
Chief of Information, Department of the Army
1949
-
1953
Comptroller of the Army
McMahon Jr.
John Eugene

J.E. McMahon Jr.
11.09.1890
West Point, NY
-
27.06.1971
Saratoga, CA
2nd Lt.
12.06.1913 [O3541]
...
...
Col.
?
Brig.Gen.
16.02.1942 (reverted to Col. 03.1946) (retd 30.09.1950)
Distinguished Service Medal (US) DSM
?
?
Legion of Merit (US) LM
?
2 x
Bronze Star Medal (US) BSM
?
?
Education: US Military Academy, West Point (1913; grad. # 5129)
12.06.1913


commissioned in the field artillery
1940
-
1942
HQ 7th Division
1942
-
1943
Artillery Commander, 77th Infantry Division
1943
-
1945
Artillery Commander, VIII Corps (NW Europe)
1945
-
1946
Chief of Staff, 5th Service Command

 

McMahon,
William Claude

W.C. McMahon
10.01.1895
Brooklyn, NY
-
23.03.1990
Winter Park, FL
2nd Lt.
20.04.1917 [O5300]
...
...
Brig.Gen.
06.1942
Maj.Gen.
06.02.1943 (retd 30.09.1949)
Distinguished Service Medal (US) DSM
?
?
Legion of Merit (US) LM
?
?
Education: US Military Academy, West Point (20.04.1917; grad. # 5698)
20.04.1917


commissioned in the infantry
1936
-
1940
instructor, Command and General Staff School
07.1940
-
01.1943
Assistant Chief of Staff for Supply, 4th Motorized Division
21.01.1943
-
11.07.1944
Commanding General, 8th Motorized Division
1944
-
1945
Deputy Chief of Staff for Personnel G-1, 15th Army Group (Italy)
1945
-
1946
Chief of Staff, US Forces in Austria
1947
-
1949
Deputy Chief of Staff, Sixth Army

 

Meyer,
Henry John Dick
H.J.D. Meyer
20.09.1899
New York City
-
04.03.1972
Cornwall, NY
2nd Lt.
1919 [O12290]
Capt.
01.08.1935
Maj.
?
Lt.Col.
?
Col.
?
Brig.Gen.
06.09.1944 (retd 30.09.1952; disabled 31.05.1957)
Silver Star (US) SSM
?
?
Silver Star (US) SSM
?
?
Silver Star (US) SSM
?
?
Silver Star (US) SSM
?
?
Legion of Merit (US) LM
?
?
Legion of Merit (US) LM
?
?
Purple Heart (US) PH
?
?
Education: US Military Academy, West Point (1919; grad. # 6313); Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1933; MS)
1919


commissioned in the field artillery
1920
-
1923
duty at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii
1925
-
1929
Instructor, US Military Academy, West Point
1938
-
1941
Battalion Commander, 24th Field Artillery, Philippine Division
07.1942
-
?
Executive Officer, 13th Field Artillery Brigade
?
-
05.1944
Commanding Officer, 17th Field Artillery Regiment
15.08.1944
-
1945
Commanding General, 45th Infantry Divisional Artillery
09.1945
-
07.12.1945
Commanding General, 45th Infantry Division
1946
-
1948
Commanding General, 2nd Infantry Divisional Artillery
1948
-
1951
Commanding General, 24th Infantry Divisional Artillery (Japan, Korean War)
1951


Commanding General, XV Corps Artillery (Camp Polk)
Michaelis,
John Hersey

J.H. Michaelis

21.08.1912
CA
-
31.10.1985
Dillard, GA
2nd Lt.
12.06.1936
...
...
Gen.
? (retd 1972)
Education: US Military Academy, West Point (1936; grad. # 10676)
12.06.1936


commissioned in the infantry
(06.1944)


Executive Officer, 502nd Parachute Infantry Regiment (Normandy)
(09.1944)


Commanding Officer, 502nd Parachute Infantry Regiment (Holland)
10.1955
-
10.1956
Commanding General, South Eastern Task Force (Italy)
Middleton,
Troy Houston
T.H. Middleton


12.10.1889
Hazelhurst, Miss.
-
09.10.1976
Baton Rouge, LA
[Baton Rouge National Cemetery, LA]
2nd Lt
? [03476]
Capt.
?
Maj.
?
Lt.Col.
?
Col.
? (retd 1937)
Brig.Gen.
06.1942
Maj.Gen.
10.1942
Lt.Gen.
05.06.1945
Distinguished Service Medal (US) DSM
?
?
Distinguished Service Medal (US) DSM
?
?
Silver Star (US) SSM
?
?
Legion of Merit (US) LM
?
?
Legion of Merit (US) LM
?
?
Bronze Star Medal (US) BSM ?
?
Education: Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College (1909; BS); Command and General Staff School (1924); Army War College (1929)
1910
-
1912
enlisted service
1912


commissioned in the infantry
1916


Punitive Expedition into Mexico
WW I


47th & 39th Infantry, AEF (Aisne-Marne, St Mihiel & Meuse-Argonne offensives)
1919
-
1921
Instructor, Infantry School
02.1930
-
09.1936
Professor of Military Science and Tactics, Louisiana State University
11.1937
-
01.1941
Dean, then Comptroller, Louisiana State University
01.1941
-
10.08.1945
reactivated:
1941
-
1942
Infantry Replacement Training Center
03.1942
-
04.1942
4th Motorized Division
04.1942
-
05.1942
36th Infantry Division
10.1942
-
12.1943
Commanding General, 45th Infantry Division
15.03.1944
-
10.08.1945
Commanding General, VIII Corps (ETO)
1951
-
1962
President, Louisiana State University
Literature: Frank James Price. Troy H. Middleton : a biography (Baton Rouge: LSU Press, 1974)
Milburn,
Frank William

F.W. Milburn


11.01.1892
Jasper, IN
-
25.10.1962
Missoula, MT
2nd Lt.
12.06.1914 [O3738]
...
...
Brig.Gen.
02.1942
Maj.Gen.
09.1942
Lt.Gen.
08.02.1951 (retd 30.04.1952; disability)
Distinguished Service Medal (US) DSM
?
?
Silver Star (US) SSM
?
?
Legion of Merit (US) LM
?
?
Bronze Star Medal (US) BSM
?
?
Air Medal AM
?
?
Education: US Military Academy, West Point (...-12.06.1914; grad. # 5304)
12.06.1914


commissioned in the infantry
1940
-
1941
plans & operations officer, 8th Infantry Division
1941
-
1942
Asisstant Division Commander, 6th Infantry Division
08.1942
-
12.1943 Commanding General, 83rd Infantry Division
31.12.1943 -
30.09.1945
Commanding General, XXI Corps
12.11.1945
-
06.06.1946
Commanding General, V Corps
05.1946
-
08.1949
Commanding General, 1st Infantry Division
1949
-
1950
Deputy Commander, US Army, Europe
10.08.1950
-
11.09.1950
Commanding General, IX Corps
11.09.1950
-
18.07.1951
Commanding General, I Corps (Korean war)
1951
-
1952
Inspector Infantry, Office of the Chief of Army Field Forces (Fort Monroe, VA)
Football and basketball coach, Rocky mountain College, Colorado Springs, CO.
Miley,
William Maynadier

W.M. Miley
26.12.1897
Fort Mason, CA
-
24.09.1997
Starkville, MS
2nd Lt.
1918 [?]
...
...
Brig.Gen.
06.1942
Maj.Gen.
03.1943 (retd 07.1955)
Distinguished Service Medal (US) DSM
?
?
Silver Star (US) SSM
?
2 x
Bronze Star Medal (US) BSM
?
2 x
Education: US Military Academy, West Point (...-1918; grad. # )
1918


commissioned in the infantry
10.1940 - ? Commanding Officer, 501st Parachute Battalion
? - 01.1942 Commanding Officer, 503rd Parachute Infantry Regiment
1942 - 1942 Commander, 1sy Parachute Infantry Brigade
08.1942 - 15.04.1943 Assistant Division Commander, 82nd Airborne Division
04.1943 - 09.1945 Commanding General, 17th Airborne Division
... - ... ...
Millikin,
John

J. Millikin
07.01.1888
Danville, IN
-
06.11.1970
Arlington, VA
2nd Lt.
15.06.1910 [O2856]
...
...
Brig.Gen.
10.1940
Maj.Gen.
16.07.1941 (retd 29.02.1948)
Distinguished Service Medal (US) DSM
?
?
Silver Star (US) SSM
?
?
Bronze Star Medal (US) BSM
?
?
Education: US Military Academy, West Point (...-15.06.1910; grad. # 4890)
15.06.1910


commissioned in the cavalry
1939
-
1940
Commanding Officer, 6th Cavalry Regiment
1940
-
1941
Commanding General, 6th Cavalry Brigade
[ 1941
-
?
Commanding General, 83rd Infantry Division ?]
12.06.1941
-
04.1942 Commanding General, 2nd Cavalry Division
10.08.1942
-
09.1943
Commanding General, 33rd Infantry Division (New Guinea)
06.10.1943
-
16.03.1945
Commanding General, III Corps (Presidio of Monterey, CA; NW Europe)
17.04.1945
-
09.1945
Commanding General, 13th Armored Division (Central Europe)
1946
-
1948
Commanding General, Field Artillery Replacement Center
Millinor,
James Frederick

J.F. Millinor (Photo courtesy of Mr Bud McLaughlin)
Married Viola Simons, of Columbus, GA; two daughters, one son.
24.03.1914
Madison, FL
-
25.03.1945
Germany
(KIA)
[Henri-Chapelle American Cemetery, Belgium, plot C, row 5, grave 7]
Pvt.
09.08.1934
Pfc.
01.07.1935
Corp.
01.08.1936
Sgt.
11.1940
S/Sgt.
01.1941
2nd Lt.
05.08.1942 [O1289296]
1st Lt.
1943?
Capt.
12.1944
Silver Star (US) SSM
21.12.1944
for leadership & courage displayed 03 & 04.12.44 *
Purple Heart (US) PH
?
?
* As a result of Capt. Millinor's skillful leadership his company took their large objective with unusually light casualties, killing 34 and capturing 54 enemy soldiers. By his personal bravery, inspiring leadership, and unflinching devotion to duty, Capt. Millinor acted in keeping with the best traditions of the military service.
Education: Madison schools
Entered CCC Service.
09.08.1934


joined US Army



basic training at Fort Scriven & Fort Benning, GA
1938
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1940
served with 415th Infantry Regiment, 104th Infantry Division at Hawaii
05.04.1940
-
07.1944
served with 415th Infantry Regiment, 104th Infantry Division at Fort Benning, GA (also attended Officers Candiate School there) & Camp Adair, OR
07.1944
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25.03.1945
served overseas with 415th Infantry Regiment, 104th Infantry Division (Belgium, Holland & Germany) [lastly as OC Company G]
Morris Jr.,
William Henry Harrison

W.H.H. Morris Jr.
22.03.1890
Ocean Grove, NJ
-
30.03.1971
Washington, DC
2nd Lt.
13.06.1911 [O3102]
...
...
Brig.Gen.
01.1942
Maj.Gen.
05.1942
Lt.Gen.
01.10.1949 (retd 31.03.1952)
Distinguished Service Cross DSC
?
?
Distinguished Service Medal (US) DSM
?
?
Silver Star (US) SSM
?
?
Legion of Merit (US) LM
?
?
Bronze Star Medal (US) BSM
?
?
Purple Heart (US) PH
?
?
Education: US Military Academy, West Point (...-13.06.1911; grad. # 4991)
13.06.1911


commissioned in the infantry
1938
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1940
War Department General Staff (Wahington, DC)
01.1942
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05.1943
Commanding General, 6th Armored Division
05.1943
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09.1943
Commanding General, II Armored Corps
10.1943
-
07.1944
Commanding General, XVIII Corps (Presidio of Monterey, CA)
07.1944
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05.1945
Commanding General, 10th Armored Division
1945
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1945
Commanding General, VI Corps
1945
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1947
War Department Personnel Board
1949
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1952
Commander-in-Chief, Caribbean Command
Murdoch Jr.,
Francis Johnstone

F.J. Murdoch Jr.
22.07.1912
NC
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Thaxton, VA
2nd Lt.
12.06.1935 [O19853]
1st Lt.
12.06.1938
...
...
Col.
?
...
...
Maj.Gen.
? (retd 1970)
Distinguished Service Medal (US) DSM
?
?
Silver Star (US) SSM
?
2 x
Legion of Merit (US) LM
?
?
Bronze Star Medal (US) BSM
?
?
Purple Heart (US) PH
?
?
Commendation Ribbon CR
?
?
Education: US Military Academy, West Point (...-12.06.1935; grad. # 10326)
12.06.1935
    commissioned in the cavalry
(10.1939)     Cavalry School (Fort Riley, KS)
1942
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1943
Allied Force HQ, Mediterranean
1943
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1945
Commanding Officer of a Battalion (1st Infantry Division) (NW Europe)
09.04.1945
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1945
Commanding Officer, 26th Infantry Regiment (1st Infantry Division) (NW Europe)
1951
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1955
staff & faculty, Army War College
07.1957
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1958
Commanding Officer, Combat Command B, 3rd Armoured Division
1958


Director Plans & Operations, HQ CDEC
1961
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1963
Assistant Division Commander, 7th Infantry Division (Korea)
1963
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1965
Assistant Commandant, TARS
1965
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1967
Deputy Chief of Staff (Logistics & Administration), HQ Allied Land Forces Southeastern Europe
1967
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1970
Deputy Commanding General, Reserve Forces 4th Army
Farmer since 1971.
Murray,
Roy Alexander

R.A. Murray
Married; two sons.
09.03.1909
Chicago, IL
-
16.12.1998
El Paso, TX
2nd Lt.
13.05.1933 [O42366]
1st Lt.
?
Capt. (temp)
1942?
Maj. (temp)
1943?
Lt.Col. (temp)
1943?
Capt.
02.07.1947 (date of rank 09.03.1944)
Col. AUS
01.12.1952
Col.
25.06.1958 (retd 1964)
Silver Star (US) SSM
?
?
Bronze Star Medal (US) BSM
?
3x
Legion of Merit (US) LM
?
?
Purple Heart (US) PH
?
?
Commendation Ribbon CR
?
?

Chief Emperor Minilik II Medal.

Education: University of California, Berkeley (1933; BS in BA) ; Army War College (1956); Armed Forces Staff College (1952); Command and General Staff School (1950?); General Staff Class (1944); 
13.05.1933
    commissioned in the infantry reserve
1942


sent to Ireland in preparation for America's entrance into World War II and while there was accepted into the prestigious Darby's Rangers: 



Officer Commanding, Fox Company, 1st Ranger Battalion (Dieppe Raid, France, 18.08.1942; landed in North Africa at Arzew, and fought in the raid on Sened Station (Silver Star)



Commanding Officer, 4th Ranger Battalion (as a Captain) (invasion of Sicily at Gela, and was promoted to Major; amphibious assault at Maori-Salerno and Murray earned a battlefield promotion to Lieutenant Colonel; behind enemy lines to cut the road at Ceppagna, Italy; Anzio invasion)
02.1954
-
?
commanding the 32nd Infantry Regiment during the Korean War



I Corps Deputy Chief of Staff



Other notable positions include: Infantry School Director of Instruction, Berlin Brigade Chief of Staff, and Combat Surveillance school-Commandant
Began working for Northrup Ventura Corporation in California, 1966. In 1966 he was transferred to El Paso, where he would later have a successful real estate and insurance career.
Donated his time and talents to the Northeast El Paso Rotary Club, YMCA, General Omar Bradley Chapter of the Association of the United States Army, and Department of Veterans Affairs; he continued to be active with Darby's Rangers and the army, conducting officer development programs at the Sergeant Majors Academy at Fort Bliss, and in 1993 was honored by being inducted into the Ranger Hall of Fame at Fort Benning, GA.

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