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REPORT
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THE ADJUTANT GENERAL
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State of North Carolina
JANUARY 1, 1938— DECEMBER 31, 1940
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CONTENTS
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Report of the Adjutant General 1938-1939-1940 3
Report of Audit 1938 17
Report of Audit 1939 19
Report of Audit 1940 21
Report of U. S. Property & Disbursing Officer 1938-1940 24
Roster— North Carolina National Guard for 1938-1939 28
Roster — North Carolina National Guard as of September
16, 1940— Date of Induction 43
Officers — Inactive National Guard 58
Enlisted Men — National Guard of the United States hold-
ing Inactive Commissions 58
Officers — National Guard who have Severed their Connec-
tion with the Service 1938-1939-1940 59
Executive Order of The President Ordering the National
Guard into Federal Service 61
Executive Order of The Governor 62
General Orders 1938 64
General Orders 1939 95
General Orders 1940 140
Special Orders and Circular Letters 1938-1940 170
(Certain ones of importance or general interest)
Roster of Officers and Enlisted Men Inducted into Federal
Service 185
North Carolina In The Program of National Defense 292
Brief for Consideration of Joint Committee on Appro-
priations 295
Former Adjutants General of North Carolina 299
REPORT
OP
THE ADJUTANT GENERAL
OF THE
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
FOR THE PERIOD JANUARY 1, 1938— DECEMBER 31, 1940
To: His Excellency, The Governor of North Carolina and Com-
mander-in-Chief, North Carolina National Guard, Raleigh,
North Carolina.
Sir: — Submitted herein is a report of the operation of the
Adjutant General's Department and on matters pertaining to the
National Guard for the triennium January 1, 1938, through
December 31, 1940.
THE ADJUTANT GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT
The following is a report made under date of December 30,
1938, covering this year :
It is our effort to handle State funds to the best interest of the
National Guard and to run the office on an economical basis. Our
appropriation as made annually by the General Assembly is not
quite enough to enable us to carry on some of the normal activi-
ties necessary in the maintenance and training of the troops. In
the operation of the Adjutant General's Department, it is stated
that salaries in general of the office employees are in keeping
with the salaries for the respective positions as paid in all State
Departments. We do not have a surplus of employees, endeavor-
ing at all times to carry on the work necessary with a minimum
force.
STRENGTH OF THE NATIONAL GUARD
The present strength of the North Carolina National Guard
is 3,438 officers and men. The strength allotted the State by the
War Department is 3,560 officers and men. It is required by
the Federal Government that each unit maintain a minimum
strength, according to the tables of organization, in order to
retain Federal support and Federal equipment. There are sixty
units with station in many sections and counties throuhout the
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State. All units authorized by the War Department have been
organized.
TRAINING
The Adjutant General has always endeavored to maintain and
train the National Guard purely as a military organization with-
out regard to politics or religion; endeavoring at all times to
secure the best available officer personnel to perform the partic-
ular and necessary military duties to which assigned. Enlisted
men and junior officers having shown the proper ability and
interest are given the opportunity for promotion to fill occurring
vacancies. In the selection of officer personnel to command
these troops it is our desire to secure these officers from the citi-
zenship and to secure officers who, having the military knowl-
edge, confidence and respect of the business community in which
they live and who understanding that there is work to be done,
feel that they can and will give sufficient time to these military
duties that they may maintain an efficient organization.
SPECIAL DUTY OF TROOPS
It is very pleasing to state that there has been no unlawful
disturbances within the State within the past two years necessi-
tating the Governor to order on duty any part of the National
Guard, however, during 1937 one unit was called on duty at High
Point to assist in the rescue of men covered in a landslide in
connection with the construction of the railroad tunnel. In years
past National Guard troops have protected prisoners on trial
and have been used in disasters embodying conflagrations and
tornadoes, etc., and have performed in these duties a splendid
service to the State and citizenship.
ARMORIES
For the many years past units of the National Guard have
occupied armories leased by them for the purpose and usually
located in some mercantile building in the community and gen-
erally on an upstairs floor. Such armories have never been satis-
factory and in the last two or three years the War Department,
which issues to each National Guard unit from $50,000 to
$100,000 worth of Federal property, has been more insistent that
proper and adequate armories be provided for training and par-
ticularly for care of Government property against theft and
fire. Within the last two years, through the Works Progress
Administration and the sponsorship of municipalities and coun-
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ties, we have had constructed in the State twenty-three new
and adequate brick armories, which armories are occupied by
twenty-six units of the Guard. In Greensboro, through arrange-
ments with the municipality, there has been constructed a suit-
able armory which is occupied by four units. At the present
time we are endeavoring to arrange for the construction of three
additional armories.
ALLOTMENT TO OFFICERS
Under Section 6889, Consolidated Statutes of 1919, as amended
from time to time, certain allotments are made to officers and
organizations of the National Guard. The amount authorized
as payment to each organization annually of $600.00 is not suffi-
cient to pay armory rent in the majority of cases, and this
amount necessarily is augmented in many instances by allot-
ments made by counties and municipalities. There is also the
matter of other minor expenses incident to the maintenance of
an armory and the organization. The allotment authorized for
certain officers of the Guard who have administrative functions
throughout the year cannot be paid in full because of the lack of
funds in this item of our budget. These officers give a great
amount of time and thought to the maintenance and training of
their respective commands and, I feel, are entitled to the full,
though small, amount as authorized in the law.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR NATIONAL GUARDSMEN
The Federal Government authorizes each year a certain num-
ber of the officer and enlisted personnel to attend the Regular
Army Service Schools for a period of approximately three
months.
Each year the War Department affords the Governor one to
two recommendations of an enlisted man of the Guard to take
an examination for entrance to the United States Military Acad-
emy. This selection is made under War Department regulations
based upon a preliminary examination held in this office; the
man attaining the highest general average receiving the recom-
mendation.
Through competitive rifle range work the National Guard rifle
team is selected each year to attend the National Rifle Matches
at Camp Perry, Ohio, at Federal expense.
In these matters and through the disciplinary training of the
young men, they are not only fitted to protect themselves in case
of any future or Federal emergency but have that knowledge of
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military training to cause them to perform their duties in a
proper and efficient manner and to obey orders or directions of
proper and higher authority. In my judgment, this training is
of great benefit to the young man in his business life, all of which
is of benefit to the business community of the State.
STATE APPROPRIATION
For each of the two years, as stated, the State appropriation,
as made by the General Assembly for the fiscal year ending June
30, 1937, was $81,180 and for the year ending June 30, 1938,
$90,795. Expenditures from the appropriation for 1937 are
shown in the copy taken from the report of the audit of our
accounts, as follows:
STATEMENT OF INCOME AND EXPENSE
Year Ended June 30, 1937
INCOME: EXHIBIT "A"
Appropriation, Chapter 306, P. L. 1935 $81,180.00
Contingency & Emergency (Spec. Duty) 360.62
25% Salaries Withheld 1933 1,059.44
$82,600.06
EXPENSE:
Administration $17,909. 47
National Guard ' 58,850.30
Special Duty 360.62
25% Salaries withheld 1933 1,059.44 78,179.83
EXCESS INCOME OVER EXPENSE .._.. 4,420.23
PROOF:
Balance (State Auditor's Records) June 30, 1937- _ $ 4,420.23
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS
Year Ended June 30, 1937
RECEIPTS: EXHIBIT "B"
Appropriation, Chapter 306, P. L. 1935 $76,759.77
Contingency and Emergency (Special Duty). — 360.62
25% Salaries withheld 1933 - - - 1,059.44
$78,179.83
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DISBURSEMENTS:
I. Administration:
101 Salary Adjutant General $ 4,625.01
102 Salaries Office Staff 10,554.00
103 Wages Janitor-Messenger _ 676.00
104 Postage and Box Rent 704.00
105 Telephone and Telegrams 392.95
106 Express, Freight and Drayage 11.41
107 Office Supplies 307.67
108 Printing Forms, Stationery, etc 190.39
109 Binding 8.25
110 Publications ._ 22.00
111 Repairs 22.79
112 Equipment 395.00
Total Administration $17,909.47
II. National Guard:
201 Officers Special Duty $ 903.18
202 Official Travel _. 336.55
203 Occasional Travel ._ 474.49
204 SA Allowances Organization 33,310.00
205 30th Division 400.00
206 Rentals 4,890.00
207 Camp Glenn 206.21
208 Examination of Recruits 1,188.20
209 Insurance and Bonding 87.40
210 Tel. N. G. Instructors 203.30
211 Encampments 103.67
212 Association Dues 125.00
213 State Arsenal
214 Other Expense 508.32
215 Salary Ckg. Federal Property 2,064.00
216 Travel Ckg. Federal Property 688.46
217 Court Martials
218 Allotment, Officers and Supply Sgts 13,329.52
219 Workmen's Compensation 30.00
Total National Guard $58,850.30
III. N. G. Special Duty:
Emergency $ 360.62
IV. 25% Salaries Withheld 1933:
Salaries 1,059.44
Total Disbursements $78,179.83
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DISBURSEMENTS BY OBJECTS:
Salaries $17,919.01
Supplies and Materials 307.67
Postage, Telephone and Telegrams.— 1,311.66
Travel Expense . — 1,499.50
Printing and Binding 220.64
Repairs 22.79
General Expense ._ 635.32
Insurance and Bonding _. 87.40
Extraordinary 54,360.78
Equipment ..__ 395.00
$76,759.77
N. G. Special Duty . 360.62
25% Salaries Withheld 1933 — 1,059.44
Total Disbursements _ _ - — $78,179.83
FEDERAL FUNDS
In addition to the amount expended from State funds, as
shown in paragraph 8, above, the Federal Government has pro-
vided for the fiscal year 1938, through the United States Prop-
erty and Disbursing Officer, who holds a dual position with the
State and Federal Government, approximately the following :
For Camps of Instruction, including service pay,
transportation and subsistence _ ..$128,345.44
Pay of officers and enlisted men for attendance
at drills at home stations 257,780.47
Arms, uniforms and equipment and miscel-
laneous 122,847.00
$508,972.91
In addition to the above the War Department assigns to duty
with the National Guard of the State eight Regular Army
Officers as Instructors and eight Sergeant Instructors whose pay
and expense will probably approximate $70,000.00.
Approximately $350,000 cash goes to organizations and men
in the counties having National Guard units. Based upon the
Federal expenditures of $508,972.91 (excluding the Instructor
personnel) and the State appropriation of $90,795.00 the com-
parative cost per year per man in maintaining the National
Guard of North Carolina is Federal Government $145.42 and
State $25.72.
The Adjutant General will be glad to furnish further infor-
mation as to the Military service of the State and this Depart-
ment as may be desired.
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
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1939. — Practically no unusual activities of the Department or
of the National Guard occurred within this year. It is believed
that the statement publicly made on many occasions by Governor
Hoey, that sit-down strikes would not be permitted in this State
and that law and order would be maintained, is largely responsi-
ble for the fact that North Carolina was not troubled with law-
lessness and no part of the National Guard was called out during
this period for service in the State.
The War Department did, however, order the National Guard
into seven days' winter field training which is the first time in
the history of the Guard that the organization has entered field
training at a time other than for the annual summer encamp-
ments of fifteen days. Copies of General Orders embodied in
this report give more detailed information as to these maneuvers.
These maneuvers were most satisfactory and of much value in
training to both officers and men.
Eleven members of the Governor's personal Staff accompanied
him to New York upon occasion of North Carolina Day at the
New York World's Fair which date was June 14, 1939. This is
the first occasion in several years upon which our Governor has
used his full Staff upon an official occasion.
THE STRENGTH OF THE NATIONAL GUARD
Company B, 105th Medical Regiment was organized under
authority of the War Department in April 1940 and was Feder-
ally recognized on April 20.
The War Department authorized in September 1939 an in-
crease of seven hundred fifty-three (753) enlisted men for the
Ntional Guard which increased the strength from three thousand
four hundred thirty-eight (3,438) officers and men to two hun-
dred seventy-seven (277) officers, five (5) warrant officers and
four thousand thirteen (4,013) enlisted men. This was approxi-
mately the strength of the National Guard when authorized an
increase to peace strength immediately prior to the induction of
the National Guard of the State into Federal service on September
16, 1940.
NATIONAL MATCHES AND MARKSMANSHIP
The State sent the National Guard rifle team, composed of
the team coach, ten shooting members and two alternates, to the
National Matches, Camp Perry, Ohio, August 21-September 10,
1938. These matches are held at the expense of the Federal
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Government. Civilian Rifle Team also attended the matches in
1938, 1939 and 1940. Due to conflicting dates of the Army
Maneuvers in Mississippi and Louisiana during August 1940
with those of the matches, we did not send a National Guard team
to participate in this year's matches.
Though it has been a hard matter to get the majority of those
units equipped with rifles definitely interested in marksmanship,
a few companies of the 120th Infantry and the 105th Engineers
entered the Indoor Rifle Matches held by the Chief of the
National Guard Bureau during the year 1939, but there was no
participation on the part of our National Guard during these
matches in 1940.
UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY
The annual competitive examination, open to all enlisted men
of the National Guard, is held at the office of the Adjutant
General, and based upon which the Governor has the opportunity
to recommend an enlisted man of the National Guard to take the
final competitive and entrance examination for the United States
Military Academy at West Point. The Governor's recommen-
dation in 1938 was for Private Thorpe C. Grice, Headquarters
and Service Company, 105th Engineers, NC. NG., station Char-
lotte, N. C. In 1939, Private Thorpe C. Grice again attained the
highest standing and was recommended by the Governor. Due
to the standing of Private LeRoy W. Wilson, Jr., Company E,
105th Engineers, NC. NG., station Asheville, N. C, Private Wilson
was recommended as an alternate. In 1940, Sergeant Louis G.
Gamble, Battery F, 252nd Coast Artillery, NC. NG., station
Raeford, N. C, was recommended by the Governor.
SERVICE SCHOOLS
During the years 1938, 1939 and 1940, the following officers
and enlisted men of the North Carolina National Guard had the
opportunity to attend United States Army Service Schools. At-
tendance in these schools helps materially to perfect an officer
and a non-commissioned officer in his military training, all of
which is of much benefit to the National Guard. I may say that
these schools also are conducted at Federal Government expense.
1938
Captain John D. Hines, QMC.
Co. A, 105th QM. Regt.
1st Lt. John Wm. Dandridge,
Co. F, 120th Infantry
Quartermaster School, Philadelphia,
January 15th to March 31, 1938.
Infantry School, Fort Benning Ga.,
February 24th to May 28, 1938.
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Major A. L. Fletcher, SS.
J.A.G.D.
Mr. Sgt. Henry W. Mixon,
Service Co. 105th Med. Regt.
Sgt. Arnold A. Culbreth,
Hq. B. 4 CT. 2nd Bn. 252nd CA.
St. Sgt. Charles N. Baumann,
Co. E, 105th Engineers
1939
Brig. General Don E. Scott,
60th Infantry Brigade
Colonel John H. Manning,
120th Infantry
Major Thomas S. Kittrell,
105th QM. Regiment
Captain Conrad B. Sturges,
Co. C, 120th Infantry
Captain Henry B. Culbreth,
Co. M, 120th Infantry
Captain Thomas H. Upton, FD.,
State Staff
Captain Norman A. Fox, MC,
252nd Coast Artillery
Captain Charles F. Williams, MC,
120th Infantry
Captain Worth Wicker,
Battery A, 113th F. A.,
St. Sgt. Ralph W. Yoder,
Co. D, 105th Engineers
1940
Brig. General Don E. Scott,
60th Infantry Brigade
Colonel John H. Manning,
120th Infantry
Major Thomas S. Kittrell,
105th QM. Regiment
Captain James B. Cole, QMC,
105th QM. Regiment
2nd Lt. Joseph E. Adkins,
Co. M, 120th Infantry
Captain Harold R. Skillman.
Co. B, 120th Infantry
1st Lt. John H. McKinnon
Co. L, 120th Infantry
Captain Wiley M. Pickens,
Company D, 105th Engineers
Sgt. Thurman D. Woodall,
Hq. B. & CT. 2nd Bn. 113th FA.
Captain Wm. H. Williams,
Hq. 3rdBn., 113th FA.
Captain Weston H. Willis,
Battery D, 113th FA.
Captain Ernest P. Meredith, Jr ,
Battery C, 113th FA.
1st Lt. Frank W. Wheless, Jr.,
Battery B, 113th FA.
Captain Philip B. Smith, MAC,
Captain James N. O'Neil, MAC.
Selective Service School, Washington, D. C,
March 28, 1939 for two weeks.
Medical Field Service School, Carlisle Barracks, Pa.,
Sept. 11th to Nov. 12, 1938.
Engineer School, Fort Belvoir, Va.,
Sept. 13th to Dec. 21, 1938.
Engineer School, Fort Belvoir, Va.,
Sept. 14th to Dec. 17, 1938.
Command and Staff School, Camp J. C. R. Foster,
Fla., January 14th-29th, 1939.
Infantry School, Fort Benning, Ga.,
Feb. 22nd to May 26, 1939.
Infrantry School, Fort Benning, Ga.,
Feb. 22nd to May 26, 1939.
Selective Service School, Washington, D. C,
April 9, 1939 for two weeks.
Assoc. Military Surgeons, Washington, D. C,
May 8th-10th, 1939.
Assoc. Military Surgeons, Washington, D. C,
May 8th-10th, 1939.
Field Artillery School, Fort Sill, Okla.,
Sept. 14th to Dec. 16, 1939.
Engineer School, Fort Belvoir, Va.,
Sept. 15th to Dec. 16, 1939.
Command and Staff School, Jackson Barracks, La.,
January 7th-22nd, 1940.
Quartermaster School, Philadelphia,
Jan. 15th to March 30th, 1940
Infantry School, Fort Benning, Ga.,
Feb. 20th to May 24, 1940.
Engineer School, Fort Belvoir, Va.,
March 14th to June 14, 1940.
Communications Course, Field Artillery School,
Fort Sill, Okla., Feb. 8th to June 8, 1940.
Field Artillery School, Fort Sill, Okla.,
Feb. 8th to May 11, 1940.
QM. Motor Transport School, Holabird QM. Depot,
Baltimore, Md., Feb. 3rd to April 4, 1940.
Fort McClellan, Ala., Field Training with Regular
Army concentrations 3rd & 4th Army Areas.
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IstLt. Gilbert M. O'Neil, "l Infantry School, Fort Benning, Ga.,
Co. B, 120th Infantry J Feb. 20th to May 24th, 1940.
Brig. General Don E. Scott,
60th Infantry Brigade
Colonel Graham K. Hobbs,
105th Engineers
Major Thomas S. Kittrell,
105th QM. Regiment
Major A. L. Fletcher, SS. ] Selective Service Conference, Washington, D. C,
Captain Charles R. Jonas, SS. \ April 6th-21st, 1940.
Captain Thomas H. Upton, SS. J
Captain Harold W. Glascock, Jr., MC, \ Medical Field Service School, Fort Benning, Ga.,
Med. Det„ 120th Infantry J May 2nd to June 1, 1940.
Captain Somers S. Smith, 1 Field Artillery School, Fort Sill, Okla.,
113th Field Artillery J Sept. 12th to Dec. 7, 1940.
CAMPS, ARMORY DRILLS AND INSPECTIONS
Army drills have progressed on a weekly basis as heretofore
at home stations of respective units. Each year the War Depart-
ment assigns regular Army Officers as inspectors to inspect all
units of the National Guard at their home stations. These inspec-
tions bring out the state of efficiency in training of the men of
the unit and conditions of property and armory facilities. In
many instances the Federal Inspecting Officers have criticized
severely certain armories which have been leased and in which
adequate facilities are not available for the proper care and
protection of Federal property. Mainly through the construc-
tion of new armories, some of these conditions have been cor-
rected. Yet there is still a criticism of other armories which are
not adequate.
Camps. — In 1938 the Coast Artillery entered its summer field
training at Fort Moultrie, South Carolina, its normal place of
training. The remainder of the National Guard went into
Maneuvers in the DeSoto National Forest near Hattiesburg,
Mississippi.
In 1939 the summer camps were intended to be held at Camp
Jackson, South Carolina and at Fort Moultrie; but due to an
epidemic in South Carolina at that time, it was necessary to
change the camp locations. The North Carolina part of the 30th
Division Headquarters and Detachments, 30th Signal Company,
105th Engineers, and 105th Medical Regiment encamped at
Camp Foster, Florida. The 252d Coast Artillery encamped at
Fort Story, Virginia. The 113th Field Artillery encamped at
Fort Bragg, North Carolina. The 120th Infantry, the State
Staff and Hq. Co., 60th Brigade were at Fort McClellan, Alabama
in July. The Brigade Commander and Staff visited the 117th
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Infantry in camp in Tennessee part of the period and the 120th
Infantry at Fort McClellan for the remainder of the time.
In 1940, the 252d Coast Artillery camped at Fort Moultrie,
South Carolina in July. All other branches of the service took
part in the Third Army Maneuvers for three weeks, spending
part of the time in training with the 30th Division in the vicinity
of Camp Shelby, Mississippi. From thence they proceeded to
the Sabine Area in Louisiana where they were joined by Regular
Army and National Guard troops from eight states of the Fourth
Corps Area for the large maneuvers. The headquarters for these
maneuvers was Camp Beauregard near Alexandria, Louisiana.
ARMORIES
Since the report of the Adjutant General as of December 31,
1937, under the direction of Works Progress Administration
with the assistance of local communities as sponsors, there have
been constructed additional new armories at Leaksville, Parkton,
Louisburg and Lumberton. During 1940 construction was begun
on armories at Warrenton, Roanoke-Rapids and Dunn; these,
however, were not completed at the end of 1940. Oxford and
Shelby are considering such construction.
APPROPRIATION RY GENERAL ASSEMRLY
This Department presented a budget of approximately $90,000
to the General Assembly of 1939 and in the hearings before the
Joint Appropriations Committee, the Committee gave out infor-
mation that this budget had been cut by approximately $12,000.
With the assistance of officers of the Advisory Board, we were
able to restore part of this cut, and the final appropriation for
each year of the biennium as made was $83,421. In view of the
reduction of the annual appropriation of the National Guard,
this Department necessarily curtailed its activities. There seems
not to be the "interest on the part of the citizens and particularly
our General Assembly in the National Guard of this State as is
manifest by the appropriations and activities in the majority of
other states. In proportion to the strength of the National
Guard of our State and that of other states, North Carolina is
towards the bottom of the list in the amount of appropriations
made by the respective general assemblies. The State's money
is always conserved as far as practicable by this Department,
yet the efficiency of the National Guard suffers to some extent
for lack of funds with which to carry on more advanced activi-
ties.
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DEATHS
Within the year 1938 the Guard lost a very efficient and popu-
lar medical officer in the death of Lt. Col. John D. Kerr, Clinton,
N. C, who was Executive Officer of the 105th Medical Regiment.
In the year 1939 Lt. Col. Walter G. Craven, from the Staff of the
34th Division died suddenly at his home; and early in the year
1939 Major Charles Barton of the State Staff, who commanded
the State Detachment, died at the Armory of this unit. Both of
these officers had for a number of years rendered most valuable
military service to the State through their efficiency and popu-
larity.
CONVERSION OF CAVALRY TO ENGINEERS
The North Carolina squadron of Cavalry, embodying a troop
at Lincolnton, Asheville and Statesville, was under General
Orders No. 12, this Department, converted to Engineers. The
Cavalry, a squadron of the 109th Cavalry with Headquarters in
Tennessee became the 2nd Battalion, 105th Engineers. By this
conversion, a complete Regiment of the 105th Engineers came
under the command of North Carolina authorities, as formerly
this Battalion was allotted to South Carolina.
NORTH CAROLINA ANNUAL
During the year 1938 the Army and Navy Publishing Company
published the National Guard annual, State of North Carolina.
This annual was purchased by individual officers and men of the
National Guard and copies were furnished the North Carolina
Historical Commission, the University of North Carolina, North
Carolina State College, the Congressional Library and other
libraries. The annual, among other things, gives the historical
military record of the militia and National Guard of North
Carolina going back to the colonial period — 1662, embodying
conflict with the Indians and other historical military activities
in which North Carolina was involved, through North Carolina's
part in the World War 1917-1919.
There is included in this history, a sketch of the individual
Companies, Batteries and Troops of the then existing National
Guard of the State. Photographs are shown of units and of
individual groups in their military training.
INDUCTION OF THE NATIONAL GUARD INTO FEDERAL SERVICE
AND ORDERS OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
SEPTEMBER 16, 1940
Under a Proclamation of the President of the United States
and Executive Orders No. 1, September 10, 1940 issued by the
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Governor of North Carolina, the entire National Guard of the
State with the exception of the State Staff and State Detach-
ment, was ordered into Federal Service for one year's training,
in view of conditions confronting the Nation because of the
unrest and wars in Europe. Though preliminaries leading up
to the induction of troops entailed a vast amount of work on the
part of the Adjutant General's Department, the induction was
carried out with efficiency and without serious difficulties. Each
unit of the Guard mobilized at its Home Station and was author-
ized by the War Department to further recruit towards the
war strength as given in War Department tables of organization.
Strength of the Guard upon induction September 16, 1940 was
302 officers, 4 warrant officers, and 4,541 enlisted men.
Members of the State Staff were inducted into Federal Service
different dates between September 16, 1940 and October 15,
1940 ; and were assigned by the War Department to duty with
the State Headquarters, Selective Service. The Adjutant Gen-
eral, J. Van B. Metts, was recommended by the Governor to the
President for appointment as State Director of Selective Service
and assumed this office immediately upon the formation of this
Headquarters, continuing at the same time his duties as the
Adjutant General of the State. Lt. Col. Gordon Smith, U. S. P.
& D. 0., was appointed State Procurement Officer for Selective
Service. Major Thomas H. Upton, State Staff, was appointed
Assistant to the State Director.
The State Detachment, consisting of approximately 26 men,
was reduced to 4 men and these as a State Detachment were
inducted into Federal Service October 10, 1940 and assumed
their duties at State Headquarters, Selective Service.
Within fifteen days after induction, approximately all troops
were ordered to concentrate at Camp Jackson, South Carolina,
except the 252d Coast Artillery Regiment (155mm-Gun) which
Regiment was ordered to Fort Moultrie, South Carolina. Later
the 2nd Battalion, 252d Coast Artillery, was ordered to Fort
Screven, Georgia.
In the preparations for mobilization of the North Carolina
National Guard upon its induction into Federal Service, much
credit is due Lt. Col. Gordon Smith, U. S. Property and Dis-
bursing Officer for North Carolina, Major Thomas H. Upton,
State Staff and to the corps of regular Army Instructor per-
sonnel at that time on duty with the Guard ; especially was
Colonel Millard F. Waltz, Infantry, USA, Senior Instructor, of
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assistance to the Adjutant General. I cannot refrain from ex-
pressing appreciation to the entire office force, all of whom
worked much overtime, Saturday afternoons and some Sundays
with willingness and personal interest.
The Proclamation of the President of the United States and
the Executive Order of the Governor of North Carolina and
other Orders and Circulars pertaining to the induction of the
National Guard into Federal Service is given later in this report.
J. Van B. Metts,
The Adjutant General.
REPORT OF AUDIT— 1938
(Disbursing Officer)
Department of the Adjutant General
Raleigh, North Carolina
Year Ended June 30, 1938
REVENUE: EXHIBIT "A"
Appropriation, Chapter 99, P. L. 1937 $90,795.00
Allotment from Contingency & Emergency Fund,
National Guard, Special Duty 149.77
Department Receipts __ 925.73
Total Revenue $91,870.50
EXPENSE:
Administration $20,981.46
National Guard 67,593.85
Special Duty, National Guard 149.77
Net Expense __ $88,725.08
REFUNDS:
On Voucher issued National Guard Rifle Team in
amount of $500.00, 8/17/37 9.13
From Medical Detachment, Disbanded 411.80
Total Disbursements 89,146.01
UNEXPENDED BALANCE OF REVENUE ..-. 2,724.49
PROOF:
Balance Appropriation 6/30/38 (State Auditor's Records). 2,724.49
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS
Year Ended June 30, 1938
RECEIPTS: EXHIBIT "B"
From State Treasurer... $89,146.01
DISBURSEMENTS:
Administration :
Salary Adjutant General $ 5,000.00
Salaries Office Staff 13,390.00
Wages Janitor-Messenger — 754.00
Postage and Box Rent 561.00
Telephone and Telegraph 390.58
Express, Freight, Drayage 22.26
Office Supplies 236.65
Printing 272.95
Binding 1.70
Publications 107.71
Equipment-Repairs 41.15
Equipment 203.46
$20,981.46
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National Guard:
Officers Special Duty..... $ 1,917.54
Travel— Official 349.44
Travel — Occasional 689.12
Semi-annual Allowances Org 33,098.20
30th Division 500.00
Rentals 4,295.00
Examination Recruits 1,872.00
Insurance and Bonding 72.00
Tel. N. G. Instructors 225.31
Encampment 74.84
Association Dues 102.00
Other Expense 202.43
Travel, Ckg. Federal Property 653.58
Courts Martial, Disband., Reorg 12.00
Allot. Officers & Sup. Sgts 22,502.25
National Guard Rifle Team 497.77
Maintenance Reg. and Separate
Battalion Headquarters 505.08
Workmen's Compensation 25.29
.$67,593.85
National Guard — Special Duty:
Emergency 149.77
Net Expense ... $88,725.08
REFUNDS:
National Guard Rifle Team 9.13
Medical Detachment, Disbanded 411.80 420.93
Total Disbursements _ $89,146.01
DISBURSEMENTS BY OBJECTS:
Salaries $19,144.00
Supplies and Materials 236.65
Postage, Tel., Tel., Express 1,199.15
Travel Expense 1,692.14
Printing and Binding 382.36
Repairs and Alterations 41.15
General Expense — . 304.43
Insurance and Bonding 72.00
Equipment : ~ 203.46
Extraordinary 65,299.97
National Guard— Special Duty 149.77
Refunds 420.93
Total $89,146.01
REPORT OF AUDIT— 1939
(Disbursing Officer)
Department of the Adjutant General
Raleigh, North Carolina
Year Ended June 30, 1939
EXHIBIT "A"
REVENUE:
Appropriation Chapter 99, P. L. 1937- __, $90,795.00
EXPENSE:
Administration __ $22,050.89
National Guard 67,468.85
Total Expense __ 89,519.74
EXCESS REVENUE OVER EXPENSE 1,275.26
PROOF:
Balance Appropriation Account as per State Auditor's
Records, June 30, 1939 1,275.26
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS
Year Ended June 30, 1939
EXHIBIT "C"
RECEIPTS:
State Treasurer _ $89,519.74
DISBURSEMENTS:
Administration :
Salary Adjutant General $ 5,000.00
Salaries Office Staff _ 13,860.00
Wages Janitor-Messenger _ 754.00
Postage and Box Rent __ 700.00
Telegrams and Telephone 356.34
Express, Freight, Drayage 13.71
Office Supplies 291.42
Printing 269.65
Binding 5.00
Publications 412.51
Equipment Repairs 40.85
Equipment 347.41
Total Administration $22,050.89
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National Guard:
Officers Special Duty $ 1,007.52
Travel— Official 347.21
Travel — Occasional 1,126.46
S. A. Allowances Organizations 34,280.00
30th Division 500.00
Rentals ...... 1,800.00
Physical Examination Recruits 2,007.50
Insurance and Bonding 35.00
Tel. N. G. Instructors ._ 206.43
Encampment 177.10
Association Dues r 137.00
State Arsenal 40.50
Other Expense 215.11
Travel, Ckg. Federal Property 631.65
Courts Martial, Disband., Reorg 274.87
Allotment Officers and Supply
Sergeants 23,485.32
N. G. Rifle Team.-... 500.00
Maintenance Regimental and Sep.
Bn. Headquarters _.._ 656.18
Workmen's Compensation 41.00
Total National Guard $67,468.85
Total All Disbursements $89,519.74
SUMMARY BY OBJECTS:
Salaries and Wages ._ $19,614.00
Supplies and Materials 291.42
Postage, Telephone, Telegrams, Express 1,276.48
Travel Expense _. 2,105.32
Printing and Binding 687.16
Repairs and Alterations 40.85
General Expense 352.11
Insurance and Bonding _ 35.00
Equipment 347.41
Extraordinary 64,769.99
$89,519.74
REPORT OF AUDIT— 1940
Department of Adjutant General
Raleigh, North Carolina
STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENSE
Year Ending June 30, 1940
EXHIBIT "A"
REVENUE:
Appropriation— Chapter 185, P. L. 1939 $83,421.00
EXPENSE:
Administration _. _. . $21,289.74
National Guard __ 62,123.56
83,413.30
EXCESS REVENUE OVER EXPENSE $ 7.70
PROOF:
Balance Appropriation Account as Per State Auditor's
Records, June 30, 1940 $ 7.70
Department of the Adjutant General
Raleigh, North Carolina
STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENSE
CIVILIAN RIFLE TEAM
Year Ending June 30, 1940
EXHIBIT "B"
REVENUE:
Appropriation— Chapter 185, P. L. 1939 _. ..._ $ 200.00
EXPENSE:
H. M. Rooney — 147 Entrance Fees _ $ 73.50
H. M. Rooney— Score Books 9.60
H. M. Rooney — Telescope Equipment 10.50
H. M. Rooney — Travel — Promotion Marksmanship . 106.40
Total Expense _ $ 200.00
Department of the Adjutant General
Raleigh, North Carolina
STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS
Year Ending June 30, 1940
EXHIBIT "C"
RECEIPTS:
From State Treasurer _ $83,413.30
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DISBURSEMENTS:
Administration :
Salary— Adjutant General $ 5,000.00
Salaries— Office Staff 13,727.00
Wages Janitor-Messenger 768.50
Postage and Box Rent 764.00
Telephone and Telegraph.... 429.71
Express, Freight, Drayage 2.70
Office Supplies 293.13
Printing 258.57
Equipment Repairs 38.37
Equipment 7.76
Total Administration .TZZHT ~ ~ $21,289.74
National Guard:
Officers— Special Duty $ 1,230.31
Travel — Official and Occasional 754.70
S. A. Allowances Organizations 33,130.00
30th Division 500.00
Rentals 1,470.00
Examination Recruits 2,267.50
Insurance and Bonding 75.50
Telephone N. G. Instructors 184.82
Encampments 57.98
Associations Dues 181.00
State Arsenal _.. 28.75
Other Expense 1,274.24
Travel— Ckg. Federal Property 660.20
Courts Martial, Disband., Reorg 221.67
Allotment Officers and Supply Sgts... 18,996.90
N. G. Rifle Team 500.00
Maintenance Reg. and Sep. Battalion
Headquarters 519.99
Workmen's Compensation 70.00
Total National Guard $62,123.56
TOTAL ALL DISBURSEMENTS $83,413.30
SUMMARY BY OBJECTS:
Salaries and Wages $19,495.50
Supplies and Materials 293.13
Postage, Tel. and Tel., and Express ... 1,381.23
Travel Expense __ _ 1,414.90
Printing and Binding 258.57
Repairs and Alterations 38.37
General Expense 1,455.24
Insurance and Bonding 75.50
Equipment 7.76
Extraordinary __ 58,993.10
TOTAL $83,413.30
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Department of the Adjutant General
RALEIGH, North Carolina
RECONCILIATION OF (ASH
Year Ending June 30, 1940
SCHEDULE C-l
RECEIPTS:
From State Treasurer $83,413.30
DISBURSEMENTS 83,413.30
DEPARTMENTAL BALANCE JUNE 30, 1940 None
ADD:
Outstanding Checks $ 6,043.93
$ 6,043.93
DEDUCT:
Deposit Credited by Treasurer in July 1939 4.72
BALANCE STATE TREASURER JUNE 30, 1940 $ 6,039.21
REPORT OF U. S. PROPERTY AND DISBURSING OFFICER
State of North Carolina
Office of U. S. Property and Disbursing Officer
Raleigh
August 19, 1941.
Subject: Report.
To: The Adjutant General of North Carolina, Raleigh, N. C.
1. Report of the United States Property and Disbursing Officer for the
period July 1, 1937 to June 30, 1941, is hereby submitted.
ACTIVITIES
The office has operated and functioned in accordance with federal and
State laws during the period covered by this report.
FEDERAL PROPERTY
The state of equipment continues to be excellent and in most cases ade-
quate. The federal government has furnished needed supplies and equipment
on requisition and has approved reports of survey covering unserviceable
and obsolete equipment. Obsolete motor vehicles have been surveyed and
modern up to date vehicles issued in lieu thereof. Equipment furnished by
the War Department has been ample and of modern types.
The four years covered by this report have been the most active in the
history of the office and the following is of interest:
Number of requisitions July 1, 1937 to June 30, 1938 678
Number of requisitions July 1, 193S to June 30, 1939- 661
Number of requisitions July 1, 1939 to June 30, 1940 1,045
Number of requisitions July 1, 1940 to June 30, 1941 38
Number of Reports of Survey Fiscal Year 1938.. ___ 71
Number of Reports of Survey Fiscal Year 1939 109
Number of Reports of Survey Fiscal Year 1940 82
Number of Reports of Survey Fiscal Year 1941 34
Number of I and I reports Fiscal Year 1938 212
Number of I and I reports Fiscal Year 1939 225
Number of I and I reports Fiscal Year 1940 315
Number of I and I reports Fiscal Year 1941 66
FEDERAL FUNDS
The number of vouchers handled were as follows:
July 1, 1937 to June 30, 1938 _ 1,388
July 1, 1938 to June 30, 1939 1,551
July 1, 1939 to June 30, 1940 ..2,051
July 1, 1940 to June 30, 1941 1,006
The work of the office from a financial and property standpoint continues
to increase on account of additional requirements in accounting for property
and federal funds. Suspensions have been negligible and the office has an
excellent record in this respect as well as for general efficiency.
This efficiency may be attributed to the employees of the office who are
painstaking, efficient, conscientious, earnest and faithful in their work.
Funds expended were as follows:
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Receipts
Balance on hand July 1, 1937.... - ..$ 3,793.97
War Warrants _ - _ _.. 185,292.65
Total ._ .....$189,086.62
Disbursements
Expenses, Camps of Instruction... ..— $114,052.98
Compensation, Caretakers and Mechanics 45,590.21
U. S. Property & Disbursing Officer 2,400.00
Procurement of Supplies (Animal) 281.48
Equipment & Incidental Expenses 9,239.09
Deposit Unexpended Balance 15,009.93
Balance June 30, 1938 2,512.93
Total $189,086.62
Receipts
Balance on hand July 1, 1938 $ 2,512.93
War Warrants 203,349.95
Total $205,862.88
Disbursements
Expenses, Camps of Instruction $134,255.71
Compensation, Caretakers and Mechanics 42,156.57
U. S. Property & Disbursing Officer 2,400.00
Equipment and Incidental Expenses 9,378.30
Deposit Unexpended Balance 17,672.30
Balance June 30, 1938 nil
Total $205,862.88
Receipts
Balance on hand July 1, 1939 nil
War Warrants ._ ...$289,181.78
Total ...$289,181.78
Disbursements
Expenses, Camps of Instruction. _ $202,194.55
Compensation, Caretakers and Mechanics 44,334.31
U. S. Property & Disbursing Officer 2,400.00
Accounting Employees 1,828.00
Equipment and Incidental Expenses. 14,827.27
Deposit Unexpended Balance 17,666.40
Balance June 30, 1940... 5,931.25
Total $289,181.78
Receipts
Balance July 1, 1940 _ _ .__.$ 5,931.25
War Warrants _.__ 239,498.01
Total __ $245,429.26
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Disbursements
Expenses, Camps of Instruction $203,222.57
Compensation, Caretakers and Mechanics 9,589.64
U. S. Property & Disbursing Officer 500.00
Accounting Employees 3,253.83
Equipment and Incidental Expenses 6,939.74
Deposits Unexpended Balance ..__ 21,923.48
Balance June 30, 1941 nil
Total _. $245,429.26
GENERAL
The office has functioned satisfactorily during the period of this report.
The duties of the office have increased and are partly enumerated as a
matter of interest:
(1) The disbursement of about $200,000.00 in federal funds annually.
(2) Accountability for from 3 to 4 millions of dollars in federal
property.
(3) The keeping of individual property accounts for all organizations
of the North Carolina National Guard.
(4) Submitting and approving requisitions for federal property re-
quired by organizations of the State.
(5) Issuing Bills of Lading and Transportation Requests.
(6) Duties as contracting officer.
(7) Reports of Survey, I and I reports, etc.
(8) The handling of rail movements to and from camps.
(9) Purchase gasoline and oil under Treasury Department contracts.
(10) Purchase motor vehicle parts.
(11) Preparation of estimates for the War Department covering sum-
mer camps and other purposes.
(12) Payment of caretakers.
2. On September 16, 1940 the entire North Carolina National Guard
was inducted into federal service pursuant to instructions of the President.
Under War Department orders contained in Army Regulations 130-10 all
federal property in the hands of the various units of the North Carolina
National Guard was ordered turned over to the federal government and this
involved a considerable task upon the office of the United States Property
and Disbursing Officer. The federal property which had to be turned over
embraced about 3,800 items consisting of about 72 typed sheets of legal size
paper with a value of from $3,500,000.00 to $4,000,000.00. In spite of the
situation and the fact that the stock records of the undersigned was over
twenty years old during which time various changes of nomenclature has
been made, every single item for which the State was responsible through
this office as the accountable officer has been accounted for and all property
accounts have been finally settled with the War Department without having
to call upon the State of North Carolina for refundment of a single penny.
This record was made possible through the fine cooperation of the unit com-
manders and acknowledgment of same is gratefully made.
The situation in this respect is entirely different from conditions which
existed upon occasions when the National Guard had been in federal service
Report of The Adjutant General 27
previously and on such occasions there were considerable shortages which
might be expected.
In the matter of federal funds the same conditions exist and suspensions
in finance accounts are practically nil over a period of twenty years.
3. Cooperation on the part of organization commanders and other indi-
vidual officers and men have made it possible for this office to satisfactorily
discharge the duties assigned and has made the work a pleasure. In the
operation of this office for the period covered by this report acknowledgment
is made of the fine assistance rendered by Major M. H. Austell, F.D., N.C.N.G.
Gordon Smith,
hi. Col. QMC USP & DO, North Carolina.
INSTRUCTORS— N. C. NATIONAL GUARD
Colonel Adolphe Huguet, Inf.
INF. The Adjutant General's Office
Raleigh, N. C.
Lt. Col. William A. McCulloch, Inf.
INF. Room 214 Post Office Building
Charlotte, N. C.
Major William Hones, Inf.
INF. P. 0. Box 79
Durham, N. C.
Major A. S. Quintard, FA.
FA. The Adjutant General's Office
Raleigh, N. C.
Major Leslie E. Babcock, FA.
FA. Greenville, N. C.
Lt. Col. Harry R. Melton, MC.
MC. P. 0. Box 4
Henderson, N. C.
Lt. Col. James deB. Walbach, CA.
CA. P. 0. Box 252
Wilmington, N. C.
Lt. Col. Robert C. Williams, CE.
CE. Room 214 Post Office Building
Charlotte, N. C.
Major Leon H. Richmond, Signal Corps
SC. Room 113 U. S. Court House
Mobile, Ala.
Captain Henry S. Evans, QMC.
QMC. State Armory— 1219 Assembly Street
Columbia, S. C.
Sgt. Gilbert Daniels
17-19 North Market Street > Sgt. Instr.
Asheville, N. C. J Signal Corps.
ROSTER
NORTH CAROLINA NATIONAL GUARD
1938-1939
Governor Clyde R. Hoey, Commander-in-Chief
Brigadier General J. Van B. Metts, The Adjutant General
STATE STAFF
ADJUTANT GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Asst. Adjutant General
Lt. Col. QMC—
Jan. 14, 1927
Raleigh
*U. S. Property and Disbursing Officer.
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
James Carlyle Dempsey
May 14, 1928
Mar. 23, 1929
Nov. 14, 1929
June 28, 1934
Oct. 12, 1934
June 18, 1934
Jan. 22, 1935
JAGD
Charles Barden
Quartermaster
Captain
Captain _._
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state detachment (qmc)
29
Name
and
Station
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
State
Mar. 16, 1921
Mar. 27, 1930)
Major
Captain
Nov. 14, 1929
June 18, 1934
Raleigh
(Redesignated:
Osborn Seavey
30TH DIVISION STAFF
(Federal Recognition August 24, 1926)
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Division Commander
Division Finance Officer
Division Signal Officer .
Division Inspector..
Macon, Ga.
Walter Gluyas Craven
William Virgil Dorsev
Lt. Col. (FD)...
Lt. Col. (SO...
Lt. Col. (Inf.)...
Captain (Inf.)...
Nov. 26, 1926
Sept. 16, 1931
June 28, 1934
May 25, 1931
Charlotte
Newton
Durham
Charles Reginald Blomme
Wilmington
30TH DIVISION
Station
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Finance Section
Div. Hq. Det.
Charlotte
Oct. 20, 1927
'Walter Gluyas Craven
Lt.Col.(FD)
Nov. 26, 1926
Charlotte
30TH DIVISION
Inspector's Section
Div. Hq. Det,
Durham
Oct. 1, 1935
'Marion Butler Fowler
Lt.Col.dnf.)
June 2S, 1934
Durham
30TH DIVISION
Signal Section
Div. Hq. Det.
Canton
Nov. 14, 1931
'William Virgil Dorsey.
Lt. Col.(SC)
Sept. 16, 1931
Newton
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special, division troops
30th SIGNAL COMPANY
Date of
Date of
Station
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Federal
Recognition
Residence
'Carter Lee Rhinehart
Captain
Sept. 16, 1931
Canton
Mailey Kermy Hipps
1st Lt
June 25, 1932
Canton
Cantan
April 12, 1921
George Henry Ryder
1st Lt
Feb. 2, 1934
Canton
Harold Albert Buck
IstLt
Mar. 10, 1934
Canton
William Lee McElrath.-.
2ndLt
June 1 1, 1933
Canton
Wayne E. Robinson _ ._
2ndLt
Oct. 4, 1934
Canton
60th BRIGADE
(Federal Recognition June 1, 1926)
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Brigade Commander
Brigadier Gen...
Major (Inf.)
Captain (Inf.)...
1st. Lt. (Inf.)...
Jan. 25, 1937
July 8, 1927
April 11, 1934
June 2, 1930
Kenneth Alexander Kirby
Charles Brantley Ay cock
Adjutant
Aide, Brigade Comdr
Raleigh
Raleigh
HEADQUARTERS COMPANY, 60th BRIGADE
Station
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Dec. 22, 1927
*George Albert Ferguson. .
William Oscar Jenkins
Captain
2ndLt
Oct, 10, 1039
Jan. 24, 1935
Leaks ville
120TH INFANTRY
FIELD AND STAFF
(Federal Recognition May 2, 1921)
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Commanding
Colonel
Lt. Col
Feb. 1, 1937
Mar. 3, 1937
Dec. 16, 1931
Nov. 5, 1926
Jan. 14, 1927
Mar. 23, 1929
May 17, 1935
Raleigh
Int. O. &P.&TO
Asst. P*TO
Adjutant
Supply Officer
Captain.
Captain
Captain
Captain. _.
Ernest Ronald Morgan
Gastonia
Raleigh
Mount Airy
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companies
31
Name and
Date of
Date of
Station of
Federal
Name of Cflcer
Rank
Federal
Residence
Company
Recognition
Recognition
Hq. Co.
Reidsville
April 4, 1921
Dec.
11, 1936
Wilson Sylvester Bigham_
2nd Lt
Oct.
1, 1938
Reidsville
April 2.A921
•Theodore King Fountain.
Captain.. .
July-
5, 1927
Raleigh
Service Co.
J
John Gorman Allen, Jr.. _
1st Lt
Jan.
18, 1929
Raleigh
Raleigh
_^S
Robert Mark Bynum, Jr.
1st Lt
April
23, 1930
Raleigh
Win. Henry Johnston, Jr.
2ndLt
June
2, 1930
Raleigh
Thomas Blake McDowell.
W. 0.
May
12, 1938
Raleigh
Howit/er Co.
Mar. 5, 1921
*Arthur Hamilton Fuller..
Captain
Jan.
5, 1927
Gastonia
Gastonia
Maston Samuel Parham..
1st Lt
May
25, 1937
Gastonia
Edward Smith Gordon
2ndLt
June
21, 1937
Gastonia
Willard Coe Goley
Major MC.
June
3, 1927
Graham
May 16, 1921
"Henry Blauchard Moore..
Capt. MC.
June
3, 1927
Graham
Medical
James Gladstone
Department
Crutchfield
Capt. DC.
June
26, 1924
Asheboro
Detachment
Charles Frederick
Graham
Williams..
Harold Winfield
Capt. MC.
Aug.
30, 1937
Raleigh
Capt. MC.
June
23, 1938
H(|. IstBn.
May 9, 1921
Claude Thomas Bowers. _
Major
Mar.
22, 1938
Warrenton
Hq. Co. 1st Bn.
May 13, 1921
♦Elbert Earle Fuller
1st Lt
J'ily
3, 1922
Oxford
Oxford
Charles Floney Jones
2ndLt
Mar.
25, 1924
Oxford
A
•Calvin Floyd Smith
Captain
Feb.
1, 1937
Burlington
Burlington
July 12, 1920
Kassell Chalmer Sykes
1st Lt
Feb.
13, 1936
Burlington
William Levi Shoffner
2ndLt
Feb.
13, 1936
Burlington
B
Feb. 18, 1921
•Harold Rafford Skillman.
Captain
June
10, 1938
Warrenton
Warrenton
Andrew Jackson Hundlev.
1st Lt
June
10, 1938
Warrenton
Nicholas Boyd Mustian. _
2nd Lt
June
30, 1938
Warrenton
C
Feb. 10, 1921
•Conrad Boyd Sturges
uilbert Maurice O'Neil...
Captain
Nov.
13, 1934
Henderson
Henderson
1st Lt
Dec.
11, 1934
Henderson
George Durwood Williams
2ndLt
Dec.
11, 1934
Henderson
D
Jan. 19, 1920
•Luther Howerton Barbour
Captain
April
3, 1923
Durham
Durham
Henry Floyd Pickett
1st Lt
June
17, 1938
Durham
John Claiborn Byrd.. ._
2ndLt
Sept.
28, 1938
Durham
Hq. 2nd Bn.
June 15, 1921
Stephen Blan Dollev
Major
Jan.
5, 1927
Gastonia
Hq. Co. 2nd Bn.
Nov. 26, 1923
•George Pearson Palmer...
1st Lt
Feb.
23, 1927
Albemarle
Albemarle
Wilbur Godfrey
2ndLt
Mar.
21, 1931
Albemarle
E
Nov. 19, 1920
•Charles Norman Alston. .
Captain
May
10, 1924
Concord
Concord
George Patterson Ritchie.
1st Lt
May
27, 1924
Concord
Wilmer Bradford Miller..
2nd Lt
May
27, 1924
Concord
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COMPANIES — Continued
Name and
Station of
Company
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
F
Charlotte
April 5, 1921
* William Avery Powell
John William Dandridge..
Herman Landrum Clanton
Captain
1st Lt.
2ndLt
June
June
July
2, 1937
2, 1937
12, 1934
Charlotte
Charlotte
Charlotte
G
Winston-Salem
July 10, 1920
*Samuel Eugene Hager,Jr._
Lindsey Thomas
Captain
IstLt
2ndLt
Nov.
Sept.
Sept.
15, 1932
11, 1937
11, 1937
Winston-Salem
Henry Clifford Willis
Winston- Salem
H
Waynesville
Nov. 27, 1920
*George Fred Piott
Edwin Paul Martin
Thomas Grady Boyd
Captain
1st Lt.
2ndLt
Mar.
May
May
24, 1923
24, 1923
24, 1923
Waynesville
Waynesville
Waynesville
Hq. 3rd Bn.
Hq. Co. 3rd Bn.
June 1, 1921
May 24, 1928
Peyton McSwain
Major
IstLt
2ndLt
April
Nov.
July
16, 1937
1, 1932
2, 1933
Shelby
Asheboro
Henry Vance Kivett
Asheboro
I
Wilmington
June 5, 1922
* Joseph Ernest Cheek
James Malcolm Hall, Jr...
Edward Sidney Johnson..
Captain
IstLt
2ndLt
Dec.
Dec.
Nov.
15, 1932
11, 1934
2, 1934
Wilmington
Wilmington
Wilmington
K
Shelby
June 16, 1923
"Henry Clarence Long
Clyde Tullie Wright
Willie Burrus Wright
Captain
1st Lt.
2ndLt
May
Dec.
Dec.
12, 1937
20, 1937
20, 1937
Shelby
Shelby
Shelby
L
Parkton
April 7, 1921
'Ernest DuVal McGougan.
John Henderson
Captain
1st Lt.
2ndLt
April
June
June
8, 1927
28, 1935
28, 1935
Lumber Bridge
John Lacy Armstrong
Parkton
M
Wilson
April 1, 1921
"Henry Bascom Culbreth..
Oakley Braswell Beland..
Joseph Edward Adkins. . .
Captain
1st Lt.
2ndLt
July 5, 1927
March 22, 1938
March 22, 1938
Wilson
Wilson
Wilson
105TH ENGINEERS
FIELD AND STAFF
(Federal Recognition January 28, 1924)
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Graham Kerr Hobbs
Colonel
Lt. Col.
Nov. 16, 1936
Feb. 22, 1927
Aug. 5, 1934
Oct. 1, 1927
May 13, 1935
Eugene Alexander
Chaplain _. ...
Adjutant ...
Plans and TO
Sidney Earle Jennette _
Saxby Chaplin
Captain
Captain
Henderson
Charlotte
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Name and
Station of
Company
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Hq. and
Service Co.
Charlotte
April 26, 1923
*Pars Hemby Lemmond...
Robert Marion Fridy
Stanhope Lineberry
Captain
1st Lt.
2ndLt
W. 0
July 1, 1936
Oct. 23, 1936
June 8, 1931
Charlotte
Charlotte
Charlotte
Charlotte
Medical
Department
Detachment
Charlotte
Aug. 12, 1926
•Thomas Craven
William Allan Brewton...
Charlie Hewitt Harrill
Major MC.
Capt. MC.
Capt. DC.
May 18, 1937
May 16, 1935
June 23, 1938
Huntersville
Enka
Lincolnton
1st BATTALION — 105th ENGINEERS
(Federal Recognition August 30, 1923)
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Feb. 22, 1927
April 24, 1931
IstLt
COMPANIES
Name and
Station of
Company
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
A
No. Wilkesboro
June 23, 1921
*Ralph Randolph Reins
Edmund Pendleton
Captain
1st Lt,
2ndLt
Oct. 19, 1924
April 28, 1926
April 3, 1928
No. Wilkesboro
William Gordon Staley...
No. Wilkesboro
B
Morganton
Jan. 11, 1923
"Howell John Hatcher
James William Amos
Alexander Laxton
Shuping_._
Captain
1st Lt.
2nd Lt
June 17, 1937
April 17, 1937
April 17, 1937
Morganton
Morganton
Morganton
c
Salisbury
Nov. 8, 1926
*Enser William Cole
Robert Reid Goodson
Frank William Stoessel_._
Captain
1st Lt.
2ndLt
Dec. 6, 1926
Nov. 8, 1926
March 28, 1933
Salisbury
Salisbury
Salisbury
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SECOND BATTALION — 105TH ENGINEERS
(Conversion fr. Cav: 4-1 -38)
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Commanding
Oct. 4, 1928
June 27, 1935
1st Lt
COMPANIES
Name and
Station of
Company
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
D
Lincolnton
Jan. 21, 1920
* Wiley Miller Pickens
Edgar Hampton Reece. . .
Harmon Hughes James...
Captain
1st Lt.
2ndLt
Dec. 15, 1927
April 9, 1937
June 30, 1937
Lincolnton
Lincolnton
Lincolnton
E
Asheville
July 26, 1920
* Joseph WillardTal lent...
Carl Owenby Shytle
George Richard Hull
Captain
1st Lt
2ndLt
June 26, 1935
Feb. 1, 1931
Dec. 4, 1937
Asheville
Asheville
Asheville
F
Statesville
May 19, 1927
*George Field
John Fletcher Long
Esten Benton Leinster
Captain
1st Lt.
2nd Lt
Nov. 8, 1934
June 19, 1929
April 1, 1938
Statesville
Statesville
Statesville
105TH MEDICAL REGIMENT
FIELD AND STAFF
(Federal Recognition January 10, 1924)
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Hodge Albert Newell
Commanding _.
Colonel MC...
Lt. Col. MC...
Major MC
Major DC
Major
Capt. MAC
Jan. 10, 1924
May 6, 1938
June 7, 1938
Dec. 27, 1929
Jan. 24, 1935
Oct. 8, 1927
James Hartwick Wheeler
Div. Med. Inspector
Div. Dental Officer. _
Chaplain __ __
Adjutant
Henderson
Robert Emmet Gribbin.
Thomas Benton Royster
Asheville
Durham
COMPANIES
Name and
Station of
Company
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Service Co.
Henderson
April 14, 1926
* James Newsom O'Neil
Philip Benjamin Smith...
Clarence Edward Greene .
Joseph Benjamin Renn...
Capt. MAC.
Capt. MAC.
1st Lt.MAC
W. 0._
April 11, 1928
July 30, 1936
Dec. 21, 1937
Dec. 16, 1935
Henderson
Henderson
Henderson
Henderson
A
Wilmington
Dec. 15, 1936
•Robert Boyd Rodman
Frederick Oliver Fay
Capt. MC.
Capt. MC.
Dec. 27, 1929
Feb. 27, 1938
Wilmington
Wilmington
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2nd BATTALION — 105th MEDICAL REGIMENT
(Federal Recognition March 31, 1928)
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Com
Adju
Major MC
1st Lt. MC
June 27, 1924
May 20, 1938
olds
COMPANIES
Name and
Station of
Company
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
F
Edenton
Nov. 24, 1922
'Martin Robert Wisely
Pearly Lorenzo
1st Lt. MC
Capt. MAC.
Feb. 24, 1938
Aug. 23, 1935
Edenton
June 27, 1924
Capt. MC.
Capt. DC.
Capt. MAC.
Capt. MC.
Capt. MC.
1st Lt. MC.
June 23, 1926
July 13, 1927
July 14, 1932
May 7, 1937
June 15, 1937
June 30, 1938
I
Madison
Charles Benton Pratt
Thomas P. Van Noppen..
James McGehee McAnally
Alexander McNeil Cox
Madison
Madison
Madison
Madison
Stoneville
105TH QUARTERMASTER REGIMENT
FIELD AND STAFF
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Plans and TO
Capt. QMC
Feb. 8, 1938
Durham
1st BATTALION — 105th QUARTERMASTER REGIMENT
Thomas Skinner Kittrell.
Joshua Ernest PaschalL.
Commanding.
Adjutant
Major (QMC)..
1st Lt. (QMC)..
Aug. 13, 1937
July 5, 1927
Henderson
Wilson
COMPANIES
Name and
Station of
Company
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
A
Winston-Salem
June 28, 1937
"John Daniel Hines
Allen Templeton
Samuel, Jr _
Captain
2ndLt
Aug. 7, 1937
Sept. 9, 1937
Winston-Salem
Winston-Salem
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CAVALRY
55TH CAVALRY BRIGADE
(Federal Recognition May 20, 1936)
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Captain
Dec. 22, 1936
113TH FIELD ARTILLERY
(155mm Howitzer)
FIELD AND STAFF
(55th FA. Brigade, 30th Div.)
(Federal Recognition March 3, 1924)
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Godfrey Cheshire
Commanding.. . __ . _
Colonel. .. ...
Lt. Col. ..
Dec. 2, 1932
Jan. 5, 1933
Aug. 15, 1933
Oct. 17, 1936
June 6, 1935
Raleigh
Captain
Captain
1st Lt.
Chapel Hill
Alfred Luther Purrington, Jr...
Int. 0. &P.&T0
Liaison Officer
Raleigh
BATTERIES
Name and
Date of
Date of
Station of
Federal
Name of Officer
Rank
Federal
Residence
Battery
Recognition
Recognition
Headquarters
May 13, 1924
*Lee James Best
Captain
Jan. 5, 1933
Dunn
Battery
Edgar Wilson Carr
2ndLt
Nov. 16, 1937
Dunn
Dunn
'Meriwether Lewis
Captain
July 30, 1928
Kinston
Edgar Boothe Marston.Jr.
1st Lt
Feb. 3, 1929
Kinston
Service Battery
Dec. 21, 1925
George Edgar Haskett
2ndLt
Jan. 14, 1927
Kinston
Kinston
Robert Lonsdale DuVaL.
2ndLt
March 28, 1936
Kinston
Clayton William Dawson.
2ndLt
July 1, 1938
Kinston
Albert Henry Coble.
W. 0
Jan. 10, 1938
Kinston
Medical
Herbert Moffett Vann
Major MC
Jan. 23, 192S
Wake Forest
Department
June 23, 1925
"Charles Tolbert Wilkinson
Capt. MC.-
Aug. 6, 1926
Wake Forest
Detachment
Gaither Fred Hale
Capt. DC.
Oct. 20, 1925
Raleigh
Wake Forest
Edward Sandling King. . .
Capt. MC.
June 17, 1935
Wake Forest
Robert Page Morehead...
1st Lt. MC.
Nov. 8, 1937
Wake Forest
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FIRST BATTALION — 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY
(Federal Recognition September 20, 1921)
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Major
Captain
1st Lt
Dec. 16, 1933
March 19, 1932
June 15, 1929
June 29, 1936
Guilford College
Louisburg
Rocky Mount
Int.O.&P.&TO
1st Lt..
HEADQUARTERS BATTERY AND COMBAT TRAIN 1st BATTALION
113th FIELD ARTILLERY
Name and
Station of
Battery
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
June 8, 1921
•Bland Grady Mitchell-.. .
Captain
1st. Lt.
May 20, 1929
Youngs ville
Youngs ville
Youngs ville
Richard Epaphroditus
Timberlake, Jr...
2ndLt
Jan. 29, 1937
BATTERIES
Name and
Date of
Date of
Station of
Federal
Name of Officer
Rank
Federal
Residence
Battery
Recognition
Recognition
•Worth Wicker
June 7, 1935
A
April 27, 1926
William Sherrod Tyson...
IstLt
March 13, 1938
Greenville
Greenville
James Howard Move
2ndLt
July 26, 1934
Greenville
Joseph Edmund Waldrop.
2ndLt
Jam 31, 1938
Greenville
•Edward Foster Griffin
Captain
Oct. 26. 1925
Louisburg
B
June 28, 1921
Frank Williams
Louisburg
Wheless, Jr
IstLt
Feb. 25, 1938
Louisburg
James Albert Wheless
2ndLt
July 17, 1933
Louisburg
Elmore Carson Bulluck...
2ndLt
May 10, 1937
Louisburg
SECOND BATTALION — 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY
(Federal Recognition May 5, 1923)
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Albert Thomas Willis
Aug. 10, 1925
Feb. 17, 1928
Sept. 16, 1928
Oct. 27, 1934
William Allen Royall
Captain
1st Lt.
Albert L von Hibbard
Int. 0. & P. &TO ..
Thomas Gates Matthews
1st Lt.
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HEADQUARTERS BATTERY AND COMBAT TRAIN 2nd BATTALION
113th FIELD ARTILLERY
Name and
Station of
Battery
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Smithfield
March 23, 1923
*Luby Franklin Roy all
Lemuel Edgar Watson, Jr.
Norman Bridgers
Grantham
Captain
1st Lt.
2ndLt
Feb. 8, 1932
July 2, 1937
July 8, 1932
Smithfield
Smithfield
Smithfield
BATTERIES
Name and
Date of
Date of
Station of
Federal
Name of Officer
Rank
Federal
Residence
Battery
Recognition
Recognition
*Ernest Paul Meredith.Jr..
Captain
July 2, 1937
Washington
C
April 6, 1923
Wiley Croom Rodman,Jr._
1st Lt
July. 2, 1937
Washington
Washington
John Thomas Lewis
Alexander Tunnell
2ndLt
June 30, 1934
Washington
Jennette -
2nd Lt
July 2, 1937
Washington
'Joseph Byrne Mullineaux.
Captain
Sept. 16, 1928
New Bern
D
Weston H. Willis
IstLt
July 5, 1935
New Bern
New Bern
Nov. 15, 1922
Rudolph Rhodes
Kermit LaFayette
2ndLt
Dec. 17, 1927
New Bern
Gutherie
2ndLt
May 5, 1936
New Bern
THIRD BATTALION — 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY
(Federal Recognition March 1, 1924)
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Commanding
July 5, 1935
Dec. 27, 1937
July 27, 1925
Nov. 21, 1935
Monroe
Captain
IstLt
Monroe
Int. 0. & P. & TO
Morganton
IstLt
Monroe
HEADQUARTERS BATTERY AND COMBAT TRAIN 3rd BATTALION
113th FIELD ARTILLERY
Name and
Station of
Battery
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Lenoir
July 24, 1925
"Charles Walter Porter
Roger Hill Robbins
Roy Elcamah Thompson .
Captain
2ndLt
2nd Lt
July 2, 1937
Aug. 12, 1934
Oct. 26, 1937
Lenoir
Lenoir
Lenoir
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batteries
39
Name and
Station of
Battery
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
E
Sanford
May 28, 1928
•Russell Irvin Holmes
Charlie Hilliard Bell
Lucien Perryman
Captain
1st Lt
2ndLt
2ndLt
Sept. 14, 1936
July 19, 1938
Sept. 16, 1928
Jan. 29, 1937
Sanford
Sanford
James Percy Seymore
Sanford
F
Monroe
Aug. 6, 1923
•Daniel Jennings Boger
James Pierponc Morgan..
Junius Stitt Stearns
James Crawford Ashcraft.
Captain
2ndLt
2ndLt
2ndLt
Aug. 17, 1935
Jan. 29, 1937
July 8, 1938
July 8, 1938
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
252ND COAST ARTILLERY
(155mm Tractor Drawn)
FIELD AND STAFF
(Federal Recognition June 9, 1924)
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Colonel
Lt. Colonel
Captain _
Captain
Captain. _. - .
1st Lt
Dec. 6, 1929
Dec. 14, 1929
Dec. 11, 1926
Feb. 4, 1936
Dec. 20, 1938
April 11, 1938
Executive
Int. 0. &P. &TO
Adjutant . ..
Chaplain
Joseph Graham Howe
Wilmington
Wilmington
Windsor
BATTERIES
Name and
Station of
Battery-
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Headquarters
Battery
May 6, 1924
•James Ernest Holton.Jr...
Kenneth Murchison
Captain
1st Lt.
Sept. 27, 1937
March 8, 1930
Wilmington
Wilmington
April 26, 1923
•Norwood Bennett
Captain
1st Lt.
2nd Lt
2nd Lt
2ndLt
March 1, 1930
Feb. 4, 1936
March 28, 1930
June 27, 1936
Whiteville
Service
Battery
Whiteville
Jackson Greer, Jr
Raymond Alonzo Heath..
Robert Oliver Rooks
Whiteville
Whiteville
Whiteville
Whiteville
Band Section
Wilmington
May 6, 1924
John William Harrison. . .
W. 0
July 13, 1933
Wilmington
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Name and
Date of
Date of
Station of
Federal
Name of Officer
Rank
Federal
Residence
Battery
Recognition
Recognition
Medical
Robert Arthur
March 18, 1937
Detachment
May 11, 1926
*Norman Albright Fox
Capt. MC.
May 17, 1931
Greensboro
Greensboro
William Louis Patman
James Brantley
Capt. MC_.
April 11, 1936
Greensboro
Richardson _
Capt. DC.
Aug. 27, 1937
High Point
William Carter
1st Lt. MC.
May 28, 1937
FIRST BATTALION — 252ND COAST ARTILLERY
(Federal Recognition March 14, 1923)
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
McCulloch Brogden Wilson
Commanding _
Major .
Captain
IstLt
IstLt.
Dec. 14, 1929
Feb. 19, 1930
April 6, 1930
May 1, 1933
Wilmington
Paul Jennings Dishner
Int. 0. & Orienteur
Plans and TO
Rocky Mount
HEADQUARTERS BATTERY AND COMBAT TRAIN 1st BATTALION
252nd COAST ARTILLERY
Name and
Station of
Battery
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Raeford
March 25, 1930
*John Walter Walker
John Archibald
McPhaul, Jr.
Captain
2nd Lt,
2ndLt
March 26, 1930
May 10, 1930
July 13, 1938
Raeford
Raeford
George Graham Dickson.
Raeford
BATTERIES
Name and
Date of
Date of
Station of
Federal
Name of Officer
Rank
Federal
Residence
Battery
Recognition
Recognition
"Calhoun Dove
Cunningham
Captain
Feb. 18, 1930
Wilmington
A
Aug. 13, 1920
Richard Maurice King. . _
IstLt
June 7, 1938
Wilmington
Wilmington
Robert Brown Rives
2ndLt
Feb. 4, 1936
Wilmington
Walker Tyler Brown
2ndLt
Sept. 30, 1938
Wilmington
•Francis Eli Wishart
Captain
June 25, 1924
Lumberton
B
June 25, 1924
Yates Williams Floyd
IstLt
May 10, 1930
Lumberton
Lumberton
George Andrew Forloines.
2ndLt
Sept. 25, 1933
Lumberton
Herbert Hoyle Daugherty
2ndLt
June 23, 1938
Lumberton
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SECOND BATTALION — 252ND COAST ARTILLERY
(Federal Recognition May 21, 19241
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Commanding
Adj utant
Int. 0. and Orienteur
Plans and TO
Jan. 30, 1927
Jan. 27, 1929
Jan. 26, 1930
July 13, 1930
Oscar I vey Wrenn.
Captain
1st Lt.
Greensboro
1st Lt.
HEADQUARTERS BATTERY AND COMBAT TRAIN 2nd BATTALION
252nd COAST ARTILLERY
Name and
Station of
Battery
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
March 24, 1930
*Earl Ray Betts
Captain
1st Lt.
2ndLt
Jan. 14, 1939
Jan. 14, 1939
Albert Edward Nowlan._
Greensboro
Greensboro
BATTERIES
Name and
Date of
Date of
Station of
Federal
Name of Officer
Rank
Federal
Residence
Battery
Recognition
Recognition
*Eugene Kluge Patterson..
Captain
Jan. 26, 1930
Greensboro
C
Feb. 13, 1923
William Walton Sharp
1st Lt
Oct. 2, 1937
Greensboro
Greensboro
Henry Lee Bridges
2ndLt
June 18, 1935
Greensboro
Nathaniel Waldo Harrison
2ndLt
May 7, 1938
Greensboro
D
April 8, 1924
*Edward Lee Faulconer, _ _
Captain
Jan. 30, 1927
Greensboro
Greensboro
Willard Robert Bloxton..
IstLt
May 8, 1931
Greensboro
Herman Huie Aderhold. .
2ndLt
Nov. 13, 1933
Greensboro
Walter Hinton McCuiston
2nd Lt
April 17, 1936
Greensboro
THIRD BATTALION — 252ND COAST ARTILLERY
(Federal Recognition December 14, 1929)
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
James Byron McCumber.
Commanding.
Major
Captain
IstLt
1st Lt.
Jan. 22, 1930
June 13, 1935
June 12, 1936
March 2, 1934
Wilmington
Wilmington
Wilmington
Wilmington
Allen Munsey Sell
Int. O. and Orienteur
Plans and TO
(*Cmdg. Band Sec.)
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HEADQUARTERS BATTERY AND COMBAT TRAIN 3rd BATTALION
252nd COAST ARTILLERY
Name and
Station of
Battery
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
High Point
March 24, 1930
'Samuel Hector Strickland-
Charles Wesley McAnally
David John Caldwell
Captain
1st Lt.
2nd Lt
April 6, 1933
April 6, 1933
July 20, 1936
High Point
High Point
High Point
BATTERIES
Name and
Date of
Date of
Station of
Federal
Name of Officer
Rank
Federal
Residence
Battery
Recognition
Recognition
♦Samuel Ellis Holt
Captain
May 28, 1936
High Point
E
April 7, 1924
Geddie Blair Strickland. .
1st Lt
July 20, 1936
High Point
High Point
Ralph Thomas Haney
2ndLt
July 20, 1936
High Point
Edward James Phibbs, Jr..
2nd Lt
Feb. 19, 1938
High Point
* William Lawrence Poole..
Captain
June 4, 1924
Raeford
F
Aug. 5, 1921
Nathaniel McNair Smith.
IstLt
May 10, 1930
Raeford
Raeford
Younger F. Snead
2nd Lt. ...
April 9, 1930
Raeford
Charles Clifford Conoly. .
2ndLt
March 20, 1935
Raeford
INSTRUCTORS— N. C. NATIONAL GUARD
Colonel Millard F. Waltz, Inf.
INF. The Adjutant General's Office
Raleigh, N. C.
Lt. Col. Roger Hilsman, Inf.
INF. Room 214 Post Office Building
Charlotte, N. C.
Lt. Col. William Hones, Inf.
INF. P. 0. Box 79
Durham, N. C.
Lt. Col. Lloyd S. Partridge, FA.
FA. The Adjutant General's Office
Raleigh, N. C.
Lt. Col. Leslie E. Babcock, FA.
FA. Greenville, N. C.
Lt. Col. Harry R. Melton, MC.
MC. P. 0. Box 4
Henderson, N. C.
Lt. Col. James deB. Walbach, CA.
CA. P. O. Box 252
Wilmington, N. C.
Major Robert F. Gill, CE.
CE. Room 214 Post Office Building
Charlotte, N. C.
Lt. Col. Haskell Allison, Signal Corps
SC. 17-19 N. Market Street
Asheville, N. C.
Captain Henry S. Evans, QMC.
QMC. State Armory— 1219 Assembly Street
Columbia, S. C.
ROSTER
NORTH CAROLINA NATIONAL GUARD
(Revised September 1, 1940)
Governor J. M. Broughton, Commander-in-Chief
Brigadier General J. Van B. Metts, The Adjutant General
STATE STAFF
ADJUTANT GENERALS DEPARTMENT
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
•Gordon Smith
Asst. Adjutant General
Lt. Col. QMC...
Jan. 14, 1927
Raleigh
"U. S. Property and Disbursing Officer.
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Arthur Lloyd Fletcher.
Judge Advocate
March 23, 1929
June 28, 1934
Oct. 12, 1934
July 27, 1940
July 27, 1940
June 18, 1934
Dec. 22, 1936
Finance Dept
Chief Surgeon
Major
Major
Murray Parmer Whichard
Murphy
Osborn Seavey Slaunwhite
Quartermaster
Inspector General's Dept.. .
Captain
Captain
Raleigh
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state detachment (qmc)
Name and
Station of
Company
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
"State
Detachment
(Redesignated:
March 16, 1921
March 27, 1930)
'Michael Hugh Austell
Osborn Seavey
Slaunwbite.
Major
Captain
June 28, 1934
June 18, 1934
Raleigh
Raleigh
"Major Hines is now commanding State Detachment.
30TH DIVISION STAFF
(Federal Recognition August 24, 1926)
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Division Commander
Division Signal Officer
Division Finance Officer
Division Inspector
Aide, Division Cmdr
Division Chaplain
Lt. Col. (SO...
Lt. Col. (FD)...
Major (Inf.)
Captain (Inf.)...
Sept. 16, 1931
June 28, 1934
May 14, 1928
May 25, 1931
Marion Butler Fowler
James Carlyle Dempsey
Charles Reginald Blomme
Durham
Wilson
Wilmington
30TH DIVISION
Name and
Station of
Company
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Finance Section
Div. Hq. Det.
Charlotte
Oct. 20, 1927
*Marion Butler Fowler
Lt.Col.(FD)
June 28, 1934
Durham
30TH DIVISION
Inspector's Section
Div. Hq. Det.
Durham
Oct. 1, 1935
* James Carlyle Dempsey .
Major i Inf.)
May 14, 1928
Wilson
30TH DIVISION
Signal Section
Div. Hq. Det.
Canton
Nov. 14, 1931
'William Virgil Dorsey.
Lt. Col.(SC)
Sept. 16, 1931
Newton
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special division troops
30th SIGNAL COMPANY
45
Name and
Date of
Date of
Station of
Federal
Name of Officer
Rank
Federal
Residence
Company
Recognition
Recognition
'Carter Lee Rhinehart
Captain
Sept. 16, 1931
Canton
William L. McElrath
IstLt
Sept. 14, 1940
Canton
Canton
April 12, 1921
Wayne E. Robinson
1st. Lt
Sept. 14, 1940
Canton
Harold Albert Buck
IstLt
March 10, 1934
Canton
Cha-les W. Gibbs
2nd Lt
Sept. 14, 1940
Canton
2ndLt
Canton
60th BRIGADE
(Federal Recognition June 1, 1926)
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Brigade Commander
Brigadier Gen...
Lt. Col. (Inf.)...
Captain (Inf.)...
Captain dnf.)._.
Jan. 25, 1937
July 25, 1940
April 11, 1934
Aug. 28, 1940
Graham
Charlotte
Charles Brantley Aycock
Raleigh
HEADQUARTERS COMPANY, 60th BRIGADE (RIFLE)
(Redesignation: June 15, 1940)
Name and
Station of
Company
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Leaksville
Dec. 22, 1927
*George Albert Ferguson . .
Lester O'Ferrall Fulcher..
Captain
2nd Lt,
Oct. 10, 1930
Feb. 20, 1940
Leaksville
Leaksville
120TH INFANTRY (RIFLE)
FIELD AND STAFF
(Federal Recognition May 2, 1921) (Redesignated [Rifle! May 1, 1940)
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
John Hall Manning
James C. Cooper
Commanding __ ._ _
Executive
Int. 0. &P. &TO
Adjutant
Chaplain .
Colonel
Lt. Col. .
Feb. 1, 1937
Aug. 28, 1940
March 22, 1938
July 5, 1927
July 28, 1939
April 27, 1940
Raleigh
Theodore King Fountain
Wm. Henry Ross Jackson
Elbert Earle Fuller
Captain
Captain _
Captain. .
Greenville
Ayden
Oxford
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companies
Name and
Date of
Date of
Station of
Federal
Name of Officer
Rank
Federal
Residence
Company
Recognition
Recognition
Headquarters Co.
(Less Communi-
March
5, 1921
'Arthur Hamilton Fuller. .
Captain
Jan. 5, 1927
Gastonia
cations Platoon)
Maston Samuel Parham. .
IstLt
May 25, 1937
Gastonia
Gastonia
Edward Smith Gordon
2ndLt
June 21, 1937
Gastonia
(Redesignated:
Sept.
1, 1939)
Headquarters Co.
Communications
April
4, 1921
Platoon
"James Martin
Captain
Dec. 11, 1936
Reidsville
Reidsville
Wilson Sylvester Bigham
1st Lt
April 27, 1940
Reidsville
(Redesignated:
Sept.
1, 1939)
Supply Officer — Alonzo
Ohio Alford
March 23, 1929
Raleigh
Service Co.
April
2, 1921
Personnel Adjutant —
Raleigh
Rov Wayne Smith
Captain
Nov. 5, 1926
Raleigh
"John Gorman Allen, Jr.. .
Captain
May 1, 1940
Raleigh
Robert Mark Bynum, Jr..
IstLt
April 23, 1930
Raleigh
Fitzgerald Edwin Davis..
1st Lt.
May 30, 1940
Raleigh
Band
May
1, 1940
*Robert Mark Bynum, Jr..
IstLt
April 23, 1930
Raleigh
Raleigh
Millard Paylor Burt
W. O .-
May 1, 1940
Raleigh
(Redesignated:
May
1, 1940)
Medical
Willard Coe Goley
Major MC.
June 3, 1927
Graham
Detachment
May
16, 1921
*Henry Blanchard Moore .
Capt. MC.
June 3, 1927
Graham
Graham
James Gladstone
Capt. DC. .
Capt. MC.
June 26, 1924
(Redesignated:
May
1, 1940)
1st Lt. MC.
Sept. 13, 1940
Hq. 1st Bn.
May
9, 1921
William Vernon Copeland
Lt. Col
March 3, 1937
Burlington
Hq. Det. 1st. Bn
May
13, 1921
"Charles Floney Jones
IstLt
March 25, 1924
Oxford
Oxford
(Redesignated:
May
1, 1940)
A
Aug.
12, 1920
♦Gilbert M. O'Neil
Captain
Aug. 28, 1940
Burlington
Burlington
Kassell Chalmer Sykes. . .
1st Lt.
1st Lt.
Feb. 13, 1936
\
Burlington
Burlington
"Harold Rafford Skillman.
Captain
June 10, 1938
Warrenton
B
Feb.
18, 1921
Andrew Jackson Hundley-
IstLt
June 10, 1938
Warrenton
Warrenton
Alton Kermit Overby
2ndLt
March 27, 1940
Warrenton
John E.Floyd
2nd Lt.
Aug. 28, 1940
Warrenton
c
Feb.
10, 1921
"Conrad Boyd Sturges
Captain
Nov. 13, 1934
Henderson
Henderson
John R. Teague, Jr
1st Lt
Aug. 30, 1940
Henderson
George Durwood Williams
2ndLt
Dec. 11, 1934
Henderson
"Luther Howerton Barbour
Captain
April 3, 1923
Durham
D
Jan.
19, 1920
Henry Floyd Pickett
1st Lt
June 17, 1938
Durham
Durham
John Claiborn Bvrd
2ndLt
Sept. , 28, 1938
Durham
Daniel Kramer Edwards. .
2nd Lt
Sept. 13, 1940
Durham
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COMPANIES — Continued
47
Name and
Date of
Date of
Station of
Federal
Name of Officer
Rank
Federal
Residence
Company
Recognition
Recognition
Hq. 2nd Bn.
June 15, 1921
Stephen Blan Dolley
Major
Sept.
13, 1940
Gastonia
Hq. Det. 2nd Bn.
Nov. 26, 1923
•Wilbur Godfrey
May 1, 1940)
2nd Lt
March 21, 1931
(Redesignated:
'Charles Norman Alston.,
Captain
May
10, 1924
Concord
• E
Nov. 19, 1920
Paul Wm. McCollum....
IstLt
Sept.
12, 1940
Concord
Concord
Wilmer Bradford Miller. .
2ndLt
May
27, 1924
Concord
Edward S. Johnson
2ndLt
Aug.
28, 1940
Concord
•William Avery Powell
Captain
June
2, 1937
Charlotte
F
April 5, 1921
John Creswell McNeely..
IstLt
June
9, 1939
Charlotte
Charlotte
William Newell Colyer
2ndLt
March
8, 1939
Charlotte
Pinkney R. Rankin... .
2nd Lt
Aug.
28, 1940
G
July 7, 1920
•Samuel Eugene Hager, Jr..
Captain
Nov.
15, 1932
Winston-Salem
Winston-Salem
Lindsey Thomas
1st Lt
Sept.
11, 1937
Henry Clifford Willis
2ndLt
Sept.
11, 1937
Winston-Salem
•George Fred Plott
Captain
March 24, 1923
Waynesville
H
Nov. 27, 1920
Edwin Paul Martin .
IstLt
May
24, 1923
Waynesville
Waynes ville
George Ellis Plott
2ndLt
Oct.
16, 1939
Waynesville
Herbert A. Lverly
1st Lt,
July
11, 1940
Waynesville
Hq 3rd Bn.
June 1, 1921
Peyton McSwain
Lt. Col
Sept.
13, 1940
Shelby
Hq. Det. 3rd Bn.
May 24, 1928
•Tom Presnell
2ndLt
July
11, 1940
Asheboro
(Redesignated:
May 1, 1940)
I
June 5, 1922
•Joseph Ernest Cheek
Captain
Dec.
15, 1932
Wilmington
Wilmington
James Malcolm Hall, Jr...
IstLt
Dec.
11, 1934
Wilmington
Edward Sidney Johnson..
2nd Lt
Nov.
2, 1934
Wilmington
•Henry Clarence Long
Captain
May
12, 1937
Shelby
K
June 16, 1923
Clyde Tullie Wright
IstLt
Dec.
20, 1937
Shelby
Shelby
Willie Burrus Wright
2ndLt
Dec.
20, 1937
Shelby
William N. Quinn ._
2ndLt
Aug.
28, 1940
Shelby
•Ernest DuVol McGougan.
Captain
April
8, 1927
Lumber Bridge
L
April 7, 1921
John Henderson
IstLt
2ndLt
June
June
28, 1935
28, 1935
John Lacy Armstrong
Parkton
Robert A. Hughes .. ...
2ndLt
Sept.
15, 1940
Parkton
M
April 1, 1921
'
Captain
Wilson
Wilson
Oakley Braswell Belaud..
IstLt
March 22, 1938
Wilson
Joseph Edward Adkins...
IstLt
Sept.
13, 1940
Wilson
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105TH ENGINEERS (COMBAT)
FIELD AND STAFF
(Redesignated: May 15, 1940 ICombatl) (Federal Recognition January 28, 1924)
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Graham Kerr Hobbs
Commanding
Executive . . . .
Chaplain..
Adjutant .
Plans & TO
Colonel
Lt. Col.
Nov. 16, 1936
Feb. 22, 1927
Sept. 13, 1940
Oct. 1, 1927
May 13, 1935
Raleigh
Eugene Alexander.
Sidney Earle Jennette _ .
*Saxby Chaplin
Lt. Col
Captain. _
Captain
Manchester
Henderson
Charlotte
Name and
Station of
Company
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Hq. and Serv. Co.
Charlotte
April 26, 1923
*Pars Hemby Lemmond...
Robert Marion Fridy
Tally McKeeNeel
Captain
1st Lt.
1st Lt.
July 1, 1936
Oct. 23, 1936
July 25, 1940
Charlotte
Charlotte
Charlotte
Band
Charlotte
(Redesignated:
May 15, 1940)
*Saxby Chaplin
Captain
W.O
May 13, 1935
Charlotte
Charlotte
Medical
Department
Detachment
Charlotte
Aug. 12, 1926
Major MC.
Capt. MC.
Capt. DC.
May 19, 1937
May 16, 1935
June 23, 1938
William Allen Brewton...
Charlie Hewitt Harrill
Enka
Lincolnton
1st BATTALION — 105th ENGINEERS
(Federal Recognition August 30, 1923)
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Ralph Randolph Reins
Commanding
Adjutant..
Aug. 13, 1940
April 24, 1931
1st Lt.
COMPANIES
Name and
Station of
Date of
Federal
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Residence
Company
Recognition
Recognition
A
No. Wilkesboro
June 23, 1921
'Edmund P. Robinson
FredMcKinley Wyatt...
Captain
1st Lt.
2ndLt
Sept. 13, 1940
No. Wilkesboro
No. Wilkesboro
No. Wilkesboro
B
Morganton
Jan. 11, 1923
* Howell John Hatcher
James William Amos
Alexander Laxton
Captain
1st Lt.
2ndLt
June 17, 1937
April 17, 1937
April 17, 1937
Morganton
Morganton
Morganton
C
Salisbury
Nov. 8, 1926
*Enser William Cole.
Robert Reid Goodson
Frank William Stoessel...
Captain
1st Lt.
2ndLt
Dec. 6, 1926
Nov. 8, 1926
March 28, 1933
Salisbury
Salisbury
Salisbury
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SECOND BATTALION — 105TH ENGINEERS
(Conversion fr. Cav: April 1, 1938) (Federal Recognition August 4, 1921)
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Wiley Miller Pickens
Wilbur Robert Carleton.
Commanding .
Adjutant
Major July 13, 1940
1st Lt June 27, 1935
Lincolnton
Asheville
COMPANIES
Name and
Station of
Company
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
D
Lincolnton
Jan. 21, 1920
*Edgar Hampton Reece...
Harmon Hughes James. ..
Ralph Wilson Yoder
Captain
2ndLt
2ndLt
July 13, 1940
June 17, 1939
July 13, 1940
Lincolnton
Lincolnton
Lincolnton
E
Asheville
July 26, 1920
* Joseph Willard Tallent
Carl Owenbv Shytle
George Richard Hull
Captain
1st Lt.
2ndLt
June 26, 1935
Feb. 1, 1931
Dec. 4, 1937
Asheville
Asheville
Asheville
F
May 19, 1927
Captain
1st Lt.
2ndLt
Nov. 8, 1934
May 6, 1940
June 17, 1939
Statesville
Esten Benton Leinster
William Richard Battley.
Statesville
Statesville
105TH MEDICAL REGIMENT
FIELD AND STAFF
(Federal Recognition January 10, 1924)
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Regtl. Cmdr. & Div. Sur....
Colonel MC...
Lt. Col. MC...
Lt. Col
Jan. 10, 1924
May 6, 1938
June 9, 1939
Oct. 8. 1927
Henderson
Henderson
Plans & Tng. Off.
Major
Captain MAC...
Durham
DIVISION SURGEONS OFFICE — 30TH DIVISION
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Colonel MC
Major MC
Major DC
Captain MAC...
Major VC
Jan. 10, 1924
Sept. 12, 1940
Dec. 27, 1929
Aug. 18, 1940
July 24, 1940
Harold W. Glascock, Jr
Irby Howard Hoyle
Clarence Edward Greene
Algernon Hubbard Kerr
Div. Med. Inspector
Div. Dental Officer
Office Executive
Veterinarian
Raleigh
Henderson
Henderson
Kerr
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Name and
Station of
Company
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Hq. & Serv. Co.
Henderson
(Redesignated:
April 14, 1926
Dee. 1, 1939)
* James Newsom O'Neil
Henry Walton Mixon
C'apt. MAC.
1st Lt.MAC
April 11, 1928
Aug. 18, 1940
Henderson
Henderson
Band
Henderson
(Redesignated:
July 1, 1940)
"James Newsom O'Neil
Joseph Benjamin Renn...
Capt. MAC.
W. 0.
April 11, 1928
Dec. 16, 1936
Henderson
Henderson
1ST BATTALION — 105TH MEDICAL REGIMENT
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Paul C. Carter _
Thomas P. Van Noppen
Commanding
Adjutant __ _ __
Major MC
Capt. MAC
June 27. 1924
July 14, 1932
Madison
Madison
COMPANIES
Name and
Station of
Company
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
A
Wilmington
Dec. 15, 1936
*Bennette E. Stephenson. _
Capt. MC.
1st Lt. MC.
Sept. 13, 1940
Roanoke Rapids
B
Roanoke Rapids
April 20, 1940
*Thomas JelTerson Taylor.
Capt. MC
1st Lt. MC.
Sept, 13, 1940
Roanoke Rapids
2nd BATTALION— 105th MEDICAL REGIMENT
(Federal Recognition March 31, 1928)
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Robert B. Rodman
Commanding
Major MC.
IstLt. MC
Sept, 13, 1940
Madison
COMPANIES
Name and
Date of
Date of
Station of
Federal
Name of Officer
Rank
Federal
Residence
Company
Recognition
Recognition
D
Nov. 24, 1922
"Martin Robert Wisely
Capt. MC.
July ?4, 1940
Edenton
Edenton
Pearly Lorenzo
(Redesignated:
Dec. 1, 1939)
Baumgardner.. .
Capt. MAC
Aug. 23, 1935
Edenton
Charles Benton Pratt
Capt. DC.
July 13, 1927
Madison
Thomas P. Van Noppen..
Capt. MAC.
July 14, 1932
Madison
G
June 27, 1924
"Alexander McNeil Cox
Capt. MC.
June 15, 1937
Madison
Madison
Ernest H. Reynolds
Capt. MC.
Sept. 2, 1940
Madison
Joseph Walter Neal, Jr...
1st Lt. MC
June 7, 1940
Madison
Frank R. Fleming
1st Lt. MC.
Sept. 12. 1940
States ville
Joseph W. Garrett, Jr
2ndLt.MAC
Sept. 14, 1940
Madison
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105TH QUARTERMASTER REGIMENT
FIELD AND STAFF
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Plans&TO
Capt. QMC
Feb. 8, 1938
1st BATTALION — 105th QUARTERMASTER REGIMENT
(Federal Recognition August 13, 1937)
Thomas Skinner Kittrell.
John William Dandridge.
Commanding.
Adjutant
Major QMC.
1st Lt. QMC.
Aug. 13, 1937
July 27, 1940
Henderson
Charlotte
COMPANIES
Name and
Station of
Company
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
A
Winston-Salem
June 28, 1937
*AUen Templeton
Samuel, Jr
Charles Wayland
Captain
2ndLt,
2ndLt
May 31, 1940
May 31, 1940
Winston-Salem
Winston-Salem
113TH FIELD ARTILLERY
(155mm Howitzer)
FIELD AND STAFF
(Redesignated: July 1, 1940) (Federal Recognition March 3, 1924)
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Godfrey Cheshire
Commanding
Colonel
Lt. Col
Captain... ...
Captain
Captain _
1st Lt
Dec. 2, 1932
July 28, 1940
Sept. 15, 1940
Oct. 17, 1936
Raleigh
Chapel Hill
Alfred Luther Purrington
Int. 0. &P.&TO
Raleigh
BATTERIES
Name and
Station of
Battery
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Headquarters
Battery
Dunn
May 13, 1924
*Lee James Best .
William Henry Sills
Captain
2nd Lt
Jan. 5, 1933
July 21, 1940
Dunn
Dunn
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BATTERIES — Continued
Name and
Date of
Date of
Station of
Federal
Name of Officer
Rank
Federal
Residence
Battery
Recognition
Recognition
*Meriwether Lewis
Captain
July 30, 1928
Kinston
Edgar Boothe Marston.Jr.
IstLt
Feb. 3, 1929
Kinston
Service Battery
Dec. 21, 1925
Marion A. Parrott
2ndLt
Sept. 13, 1940
Kinston
Kinston
Robert Frederick
Hoke Pollock
2ndLt
Mav 29, 1939
Hyman Mewborn BizzelL
2ndLt
Jan. 21, 1940
Kinston
Band
*Edgar Boothe Marston.Jr.
IstLt
Feb. 3, 1929
Kinston
Kinston
Albert Henrv Coble
W. 0
Jan. 10, 1938
Kinston
(Redesignated:
July 1, 1940)
'Charles Tolbert Wilkinson
Major MC.
Aug. 9, 1940
Wake Forrest
Medical
June 23, 1925
Alexander Tunnell
Department
Jennette
Capt. DC
July 26, 1940
Washington
Detachment
Eppie Charles Powell
Capt. MC.
Dec. 13, 1939
Rocky Mount
Wake Forest
Fred G. Patterson
Capt. MC.
Sept. 11, 1940
Chapel Hill
Capt. MC_.
Sept. 11, 1940
FIRST BATTALION — 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY
(Federal Recognition September 20, 1921)
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Commanding
Executive . _ . . ..
Adjutant
Int. O.&P. &TO
Lt. Col.
April 7, 1939
Sept, 3, 1940
Aug. 10, 1940
June 29, 1936
Louisburg
Guilford College
Charlotte
Rocky Mount
Major
Captain. __
Captain ... _
IstLt
Somers Scull Smith
HEADQUARTERS BATTERY 1st BATTALION — 113th F.A.
Name and
Station of
Battery
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Youngsville
June 8, 1921
•Bland Grady Mitchell....
James Albert Wheless
Richard Epaphroditus
Ti mberlake, Jr
Captain
1st Lt.
2ndLt
May 20, 1929
July 31, 1940
Jan. 29, 1937
Youngsville
Louisburg
Youngsville
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53
Name and
Date of
Date of
Station of
Federal
Name of Officer
Rank
Federal
Residence
Battery
Recognition
Recognition
•Worth Wicker.
Captain
June 7, 1935
Greenville
A
April 27, 1926
James Howard Moye
IstLt
April 28, 1940
Greenville
Greenville
Joseph Edmund Waldrop.
2ndLt
Jan. 31, 1938
Greenville
Dan Wright
2ndLt
June 10, 1940
Greenville
'Charles Patterson Green .
Captain
April 7, 1939
Louisburg
B
June 28, 1921
Frank Williams
Louisburg
Wheless, Jr
IstLt
Feb. 25, 1938
Louisburg
Elmore Carson Bulluck...
2ndLt
2ndLt
May 10, 1937
Louisburg
Louisburg
SECOND BATTALION — 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY
(Federal Recognition May 5, 1923)
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Joseph Byrne Mullineaux
Commanding
Major..
Major
Captain
IstLt
Oct. 24, 1939
July 28, 1940
Feb. 17, 1928
Oct. 27, 1934
New Bern
Chapel Hill
William Allen Royall
Adjutant .
Int. 0. &P. &TO .-
Goldsboro
New Bern
HEADQUARTERS BATTERY 2nd BATTALION-
ARTILLERY
-113th FIELD
Name and
Station of
Battery
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Smithfield
March 23, 1923
*Luby Franklin Royall
Lemuel Edgar Watson, Jr.
Norman Bridgers
Captain
1st Lt.
2ndLt
Feb. 8, 1932
July 2, 1937
July 8, 1932
Smithfield
Smithfield
Smithfield
BATTERIES
Name and
Date of
Date of
Station of
Federal
Name of Officer
Rank
Federal
Residence
Battery
Recognition
Recognition
•Ernest Paul Meredith, Jr..
Captain
July 2, 1937
Washington
C
April 6, 1923
Wiley Croom Rodman, Jr.
IstLt
July 2, 1937
Washington
Washington
John Thomas Lewis . ..
2ndLt
June 30, 1934
Washington
James R. Barbour, Jr
2ndLt
Sept. 13, 1940
Washington
•Weston H.Willis
Captain
Nov. 6, 1939
New Bern
D
Nov. 15, 1922
Kermit Lafayette Guthrie
IstLt
April 2, 1940
New Bern
New Bern
Rudolph Rhodes
2ndLt
Dec. 17, 1927
New Bern
Abbott Clifton Weatherly
2ndLt
May 25, 1940
New Bern
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THIRD BATTALION — 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY
(Federal Recognition March 1, 1924)
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
John C. M. Vann.
Commanding
Executive.
July 5, 1935
July 28, 1940
Aug. 10, 1940
Nov. 21, 1935
William Horace Williams.. . .
Major ...
Captain
1st Lt.
Monroe
Samuel Benjamin Howard
Int. 0. &P. &T0
Liaison Officer
Morganton
HEADQUARTERS BATTERY 3rd BATTALION — 113th FIELD
ARTILLERY
Name and
Station of
Battery
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Lenoir
July 24, 1925
"Charles Walter Porter
Roy Elcanah Thompson..
Roger Hill Robbins..
Captain
1st Lt.
2ndLt
July 2, 1937
July 21, 1940
Aug. 12, 1934
Lenoir
Lenoir
Lenoir
BATTERIES
Name and
Station of
Battery
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
E
May 28, 1928
*Lucien Perryman
Captain
1st Lt.
1st Lt.
2ndLt
2ndLt
March 7, 1939
July 28, 1940
Jan. 29, 1937
Sept. 15, 1940
Sanford
Charlie Billiard Bell
James Percy Seymore
William H. Gurley
Sanford
Sanford
Sanford
F
Monroe
Aug. 6, 1923
*Daniel Jennings Boger
James Pierpont Morgan. .
Junius Stitt Stearns, Jr...
John Harrison Lee
Captain
2ndLt
2ndLt
2ndLt
Aug. 17, 1935
Jan. 29, 1937
July 8, 1938
June 23, 1940
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
252ND COAST ARTILLERY
FIELD AND STAFF
(Redesignated: 155 mm-Gun March 15, 1940) (Federal Recognition June 9, 1924)
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Royce Stanley McClelland
Colonel _
Lt. Col...
Dec. 6, 1929
Dec. 14, 1929
Dec. U, 1926
Feb. 4, 1936
Dec. 20, 1938
Int. O. & P. &TO
Captain ._
Captain
Captain
1st Lt
Allen M. Sell
June 12, 1936 Wilmineton
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batteries
55
Name and
Date of
Date of
Station of
Federal
Name of Officer
Rank
Federal
Residence
Battery
Recognition
Recognition
Headquarters
May 6, 1924
•James Ernest Holton, Jr..
Captain
Sept. 27, 1937
Wilmington
Battery
Kenneth Murchison
Wilmington
Corbett
1st Lt.
March 8, 1930
Wilmington
•Norwood Bennett
Service
April 26, 1923
Chesnutt
Captain
March 1, 1930
Whiteville
Battery
Jackson Greer, Jr
IstLt
Feb. 4, 1936
Whiteville
Whiteville
Raymond Alonzo Heath..
2ndLt
March 28, 1930
Whiteville
Robert Oliver Rooks
2ndLt
June 27, 1936
Whiteville
James Lawrence Smith.. _
2ndLt
May 18, 1939
Whiteville
Band
May 6, 1924
•William Francis Burns
IstLt
April 11, 1938
Wilmington
Wilmington
Gaylord Willshire
Nicholas .
W. 0.
July 28, 1939
Wilmington
Robert Arthur
May 11, 1926
March 18, 1937
Department
•Norman Albright Fox
Capt. MC._
May 17, 1931
Greensboro
Detachment
Capt. MC
Greensboro
Guy Edwin Pigford
Capt. DC
Aug. 5, 1939
Wilmington
Victor Thaddeus Sullivan
Capt. MC.
July 6, 1940
Wilmington
FIRST BATTALION — 252ND COAST ARTILLERY
(Federal Recognition March 14, 1923)
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
James Byron McCumber
Cecil Lawton Matthes. ..
William Francis Burns
Commanding
Adjutant & Executive-
Reconnaissance Officer
Plans&TO
Major
Captain
IstLt
IstLt
2ndLt
Jan 22, 1930
June 13, 1935
April 11, 1938
April 20, 1940
July 20, 1936
Wilmington
Wilmington
Wilmington
David John Caldwell
Int. & Liaison Officer
Wilmington
HEADQUARTERS BATTERY 1st BATTALION — 252nd COAST
ARTILLERY
Name and
Station of
Battery
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Raeford
March 25, 1930
•John Walter Walker
John Archibald
McPhaul, Jr
Captain
1st Lt.
March 26, 1930
Sept. 1, 1939
Raeford
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batteries
Name and
Date of
Date of
Station of
Federal
Name of Officer
Rank
Federal
Residence
Battery
Recognition
Recognition
"Calhoun Dove
A
Aug. 13, 1920
Cunningham
Captain
Feb. 18, 1930
Wilmington
Wilmington
Richard Maurice King
IstLt
June 7, 1938
Wilmington
Robert Brown Rives
2ndLt
Feb. 4, 1936
Wilmington
Walker Tvler Brown
2ndLt
Sept. 30, 1938
Wilmington
"Francis Eli Wishart
Captain
June 25, 1924
Lumberton
B
June 25, 1924
Yates Williams Floyd
IstLt
May 10, 1930
Lumberton
Lumberton
George Andrew Forloines.
2ndLt
Sept. 25, 1933
Lumberton
Herbert Hoyle Daugherty
2ndLt
June 23, 1938
Lumberton
SECOND BATTALION — 252ND COAST ARTILLERY
(Federal Recognition May 21, 1924)
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Ralph Leonard Lewis . .
Commanding- . . ..
Adjutant & Executive
Reconnaissance Officer.
Plans & TO
Major ... .
Captain
IstLt
Jan. 30, 1927
Jan. 27, 1929
July 13, 1930
April 11, 1939
Greensboro
IstLt
2ndLt
William Jacob Lindemann
Int. & Liaison Officer
Greensboro
HEADQUARTERS BATTERY 2nd BATTALION-
ARTILLERY
-252nd COAST
Name and
Station of
Battery
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Greensboro
March 24, 1930
"Earl Ray Betts
Albert Edward Nowlan..
Captain
1st Lt.
Jan. 14, 1939
Jan. 14, 1939
Greensboro
Greensboro
BATTERIES
Name and
Station of
Battery
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
C
Greensboro
Feb. 13, 1923
"Eugene Kluge Patterson..
Henry Lee Bridges
Nathaniel Waldo
Captain
1st Lt.
2ndLt
2ndLt
Jan. 26, 1930
Nov. 18, 1939
May 7, 1938
Nov. 18, 1939
Greensboro
Greensboro
Leonard John Bliss, Jr
Greensboro
D
Greensboro
April 8, 1924
"Edward Lee Faulconer
Willard Robert Bloxton..
Walter Hinton McCuiston
Captain
1st Lt.
2ndLt
2ndLt
Jan. 30, 1927
May 8, 1931
April 17, 1936
Greensboro
Greensboro
Greensboro
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57
THIRD BATTALION — 252ND COAST ARTILLERY
(Federal Recognition December 14, 1929)
Name
Office
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
William Lawrence Poole
Paul Jennings Dishner
George Graham Dickson
Harrison Matthews Symmes
Commanding
Adjutant & Executive
Reconnaissance Officer
Plans & TO
Major
Captain
1st Lt.
Sept. 12, 1940
Sept. 15, 1940
Sept. 12, 1940
May 1, 1933
Sept. 14, 1940
Raeford
Greensboro
1st Lt..
Int. & Liaison Otficer
2ndLt
Raeford
HEADQUARTERS BATTERY 3rd BATTALION-
ARTILLERY
-252nd COAST
Name and
Station of
Battery
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
High Point
March 24, 1930
*Samuel Hector Strickland
Charles Wesley MeAnally
Captain
1st Lt.
April 6, 1933
April 6, 1933
High Point
High Point
BATTERIES
Name and
Station of
Battery
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Name of Officer
Rank
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
E
High Point
April 7, 1924
♦Samuel Ellis Holt
Geddie Blair Strickland. _
Ralph Thomas Haney
Edward James Phibbs, Jr.
Captain
1st Lt
2ndLt
2nd Lt.
May 28, 1936
July 20, 1936
July 20, 1936
Feb. 19, 1938
High Point
High Point
High Point
High Point
Aug. 5, 1921
Captain
1st Lt.
2ndLt
2ndLt
Feb. 19, 1930
June 17, 1940
Oct. 7, 1939
June 17, 1940
Raeford
F
Raeford
Younger F. Snead
William Lamont, Jr
Thomas Benton Lester.Jr.
Raeford
Raeford
Raeford
58 Report of The Adjutant General
north carolina officers — inactive national guard
Name
War Vacancy Assignment
2nd Lt. 120th Infantry
Captain Headquarters 120th Infantry
1st Lt. 30th Signal Company
2nd Lt. Company H, Infantry
Lt. Col., Headquarters 55th Field Artillery Brigade
Ryder, George H
Boyd, Thos. G
NORTH CAROLINA ENLISTED MEN — NATIONAL GUARD OF THE
UNITED STATES
Name
War Vacancy Assignment
Enlisted Status
Allen, Claude E
Anthony, Edward
Baggett, Charlie C.__.
Baker, Baxter L., Jr.. .
Bauguss, Richard E.__
Britt, Ellery W
Bryan, William H
Bryson, Richard C
Burwell, Richard G
Bynum, James J
Chatham, Edwin J
Colyer, Charles F
Craig, John W
Culbertson, Eual W...
Davis, James M
DeLancey, Zeb V
Edwards, Charles W._.
Ellington, Albert E....
Floyd, Reuben R
Forney, Neal M
Hansen, Oscar E., Jr.. .
Hardesty, Ivan
Huff, RufusD
Huffman, Domer J
Joyner, Edward C
Lovell, Rupert N
Mann, Romulus M., Jr
Martin, James A
Patterson, George D._.
Reich, Maurice H
Rowland, Dwight B
Steagall, Gordon I
Williamson, Leslie H.__
Wright, James E
Wyatt, Malcolm L
Yount, Eugene MeD...
2nd Lt,
2ndLt
2ndLt
2ndLt
2ndLt
1st Lt
1st Lt
2ndLt
2nd Lt
2nd Lt.
2nd Lt,
2nd Lt.
2nd Lt.
2nd Lt.
2nd Lt.
2nd Lt.
2nd Lt.
2nd Lt.
2nd Lt.
1st Lt.
2nd Lt.
2nd Lt.
2nd Lt.
2nd Lt.
2nd Lt.
2nd Lt.
2nd Lt.
2nd Lt.
2nd Lt.
2nd Lt.
2nd Lt.
2nd Lt.
2nd Lt.
2nd Lt.
2nd Lt.
2nd Lt.
Inf....
Co. F 120th Inf
CA
Inf
.Inf..
CA
Co. C 120th Inf
. Engrs
.Inf
Inf
Inf
Co. F 120th Inf
H. &S. Co. 105th Engrs
H. & S. Co. 105th Engrs
Co. H 120th Inf
Hq. Co. 120th Inf
Co. H 120th Inf
Inf
Hq. B&CT 2nd Bn. 252nd CA
FD
Co. F 120th Inf
Serv. Co. 120th Inf
H. & S. Co. 105th Engrs.
Engrs
MAC
Inf....
Inf
Hq. Co. 60th Inf. Brig
Hq. Co. 60th Inf. Brig
Inf
Hq. Btry. 113th FA
Inf
CA
Co. L 120th Inf
Co. A 105th Engrs
Co. F 105th Engrs
Cpl. Co. K 120th Inf.
Pvt. 1st CI Co. F 120th Inf.
1st Sgt. Btry A 252nd CA.
Sgt. Co. F 120th Inf.
Sgt. Co. G 120th Inf.
Sgt. Serv. Btry. 252nd CA.
1st Sgt. Co. C 120th Inf.
1st Sgt. Co. E 105th Engrs.
Sgt. Co. C 120th Inf.
M. Sgt. Serv. Co. 120th Inf.
Sgt. Hq. Co. 60th Inf. Brig.
Co. F 120th Inf.
Sgt. H. & S. Co. 105th Engrs.
H. & S. Co. 105th Engrs.
Sgt. Co. H 120th Inf.
Sgt. Hq. Co. 120th Inf.
Cpl. Co. H 120th Inf.
St. Sgt. Serv. Co. 120th Inf.
1st Sgt. Hq. B&CT. 2nd Bn. 252ndCA
M. Sgt. Hq. Det. Sp. Tr. 30th Div.
Cpl. Co. F 120th Inf.
Serv. Co. 120th Inf.
H. & S. Co. 105th Engrs.
Sgt. Co. A 105th Engrs.
Pvt. H. & S. Co. 105th MR.
1st Sgt. Co. B 120th Inf.
Co. G 120th Inf.
Sgt. Hq. Co. 60th Inf. Brig.
M. Sgt. Hq. Co. 60th Inf. Brig.
Sgt. Co. G 120th Inf.
Sgt. Hq. Btry. 113th FA.
Tech. Sgt. Hq. Det. 1st Bn. 120th Inf.
Cpl. Btry. A 252nd CA.
Cpl. Co. L 120th Inf.
St. Sgt. Co. A 105th Engrs.
Sgt. Co. F 105th Engrs.
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59
OFFICERS WHO HAVE SEVERED THEIR CONNECTION WITH
THE SERVICE
(Since published Roster of Dec. 31, 1937)
Name and Rank
Robert A. Allen, Hq. Co. 120th Inf., tra
Edwin C. Boyette, Jr._. -
Leon A. Brock
George L. Cain -
Hugh A. Currie.
Edwin C. Klingman
Robert A. Pinner
John C. Quickel, MC
James H. Weaver..
Somers S. Smith, 113th FA. transferred
Herman L. Clanton
Charles C. Conoly -
Frank D. Dean, Chaplain
Robert L. DuVal
Henry F. Long -
Wm. H. Johnston, Jr
Edward S. King, MC .-
Wm. M. Lybrook
Roger McK. Page —
Robert P. Morehead, MC
Nicholas B. Mustian
James B. Richardson, DC
Calvin F. Smith ---.
Wesley C. Thompson
Wm. S. Tyson
Herman H. Aderhold
James C. Ashcraft. —
Roy Cox - ---.
Kenan Casteen, MC - ---
Eugene P. Coston
Henry B. Culbreth
James McG. McAnally, MC
Stanhope Lineberry. ..
Robert L. DuVal
George E. Haskett
Frederick 0. Fay, MC
James F.Fulp, MC
Albert L. Hibbard
G. Fred Hale, DC
Russell I. Holmes
Wm. Hones -
Henry U. Kivett
Thomas B. McDowell
Nathaniel McN. Smith
Wm. C. Mebane, Jr., MC
Joshua E. Paschall
Charles F. Williams, MC
Preson P. Phillips _
Herbert M. Vann, MC
Wm. L. Patman, MC -.
George P. Palmer .-.
George P. Ritchie
McB. Wilson
Wm.G. Staley.... ...
Jas. H. Wheeler, MC
1st Lt j Jas. B. Wheless, MC
Major McC. B. Wilson
Organization
nsferred to N.C. Inactive N.G. 6ept. 3, 1938
120th Inf.._
113th FA
252nd CA
252nd CA
252nd CA - -
105th Engrs
120th Inf...
113th FA --
to N.C. Inactive N.G. Oct. 1, 1938.
120th Inf - --
252nd CA - ---
120th Inf ---
113th FA.. ----
105th Engrs
120th Inf - - --
113th FA --
252nd CA -.-. -
252nd CA — —
113th FA._ ---- -
120th Inf .- - --
252nd CA
120th Inf
113th FA
113th FA.. - - --
252nd CA... -
113th FA - -
120th Inf - ---
105th Med...-
105th Engrs -
120th Inf -
105th Med -
105th Engrs - -
113th FA - ----
113th FA...- - - -
105th Med
105th Med -
113th FA. ._-
113th FA
113th FA -
120th Inf
120th Inf -
120th Inf
252nd CA.__ - — -
252nd CA
105th QM.Regt
120th Inf --
105th Engrs...
113th FA -. -.-- ----
252nd CA - ----
120th Inf -
120th Inf -.
252nd CA
105th Engrs
Div. Surgeon's Office
113th FA
252nd CA
Date of
Resignation
Feb.
4, 1938
Sept.
27, 1938
March 23, 1938
Jan.
31, 1938
Nov.
30, 1938
Dec.
31, 1938
March 17, 1938
Jan.
19, 1938
Feb.
20, 1939
Sept.
30, 1939
June
22, 1939
Jan.
31, 1939
April
19, 1939
May
31, 1939
Nov.
10, 1939
Sept.
21, 1939
Sept.
21, 1939
Sept.
9, 1939
Dec.
13, 1939
July
1, 1939
Dec.
3, 1939
Oct.
3, 1939
Dec.
16, 1939
Aug.
14, 1940
June
12, 1940
Feb.
9, 1940
Feb.
23, 1940
March 31, 1940
Sept.
15, 1940
Sept.
15, 1940
Sept.
15, 1940
Sept.
9, 1940
Sept.
9, 1940
July
22, 1940
Sept.
11, 1940
March 8, 1940
March 14, 1940
March 17, 1940
July
22, 1940
July
11, 1940
April
30, 1940
April
30, 1940
May
29, 1940
July-
18, 1940
July
18, 1940
July
31, 1940
July
31, 1940
Aug.
1, 1940
Sept.
11, 1940
Sept.
6, 1940
Sept.
6, 1940
May
31, 1940
July
24, 1940
July
24, 1940
Sept.
6, 1940
EXECUTIVE ORDERS— 1940
September 9, 1940.
Hon. Henry L. Stimson,
Secretary of War,
Washington, D. C.
My dear Mr. Stimson:
I have your letter of September 5, 1940, and also received your tele-
gram relating to the ordering into service of the National Guard by the
President.
I thank you for the copy of the Order and the units of the National Guard
in North Carolina will fully respond and enter the service as indicated and
directed in this order.
North Carolina stands ready to fully cooperate in every phase of our
national defense program.
Yours very truly,
Clyde R. Hoey,
CRH/C Governor.
be: General Metts.
WD 325 (8-31-40) M-C
WAR DEPARTMENT
Washington
September 5, 1940.
Honorable Clyde R. Hoey,
Governor of North Carolina,
Raleigh, North Carolina.
Dear Governor Hoey:
In order to strengthen the common defense, the President has thought it
proper at this time to exercise in part the authority vested in him by Public
Resolution Number 96, 76th Congress, approved August 27, 1940, to order
from time to time any or all members and units of all reserve components
of the Army of the United States into active Federal service.
He has, accordingly, given his signature to Executive Order Number
8530, August 31, 1940, a copy of which is inclosed. In accordance therewith
and as indicated in my telegram of September 3, 1940, all active elements
of the following units of the National Guard of the United States of the
State of North Carolina, and all personnel of both the active and inactive
National Guard assigned to such units, are ordered into the active service
of the United States as of, and from the sixteenth day of September, nineteen
hundred and forty.
Elements of the 30th Division, North Carolina National Guard
252d Coast Artillery (155 mm gun).
Sincerely yours,
Henry L. Stimson,
1 Incl: Secretary of War.
Cpy Ex. Order.
Report of The Adjutant General 61
executive order
ordering certain units and members of the national
guard of the united states into the active military
service of the united states
By virtue of the authority conferred upon me by Public Resolution No. 96,
76th Congress, approved August 27, 1940, and the National Defense Act of
June 3, 1916, as amended (39 Stat. 166), and as Commander-in-Chief of the
Army and Navy of the United States, I hereby order into the active military
service of the United States, effective September 16, 1940, the following units
and members of the National Guard of the United States to serve in the
active military service of the United States for a period of twelve consecutive
months, unless sooner relieved:
UNITS
All active elements of:
44th Division, less 44th Tank Company
30th Division, less 30th Tank Company
45th Division, less 45th Tank Company
41st Division, less 41st Tank Company
197th Coast Artillery (Anti-aircraft)
198th Coast Artillery (Anti-aircraft)
202nd Coast Artillery (Anti-aircraft)
203rd Coast Artillery (Anti-aircraft)
211th Coast Artillery (Anti-aircraft)
213th Coast Artillery (Anti-aircraft)
251st Coast Artillery (Anti-aircraft)
244th Coast Artillery (155mm Gun)
250th Coast Artillery (155mm Gun)
252nd Coast Artillery (155mm Gun)
240th Coast Artillery (Harbor Defense)
241st Coast Artillery (Harbor Defense)
242nd Coast Artillery (Harbor Defense)
243rd Coast Artillery (Harbor Defense)
245th Coast Artillery (Harbor Defense)
246th Coast Artillery (Harbor Defense)
248th Coast Artillery (Harbor Defense)
249th Coast Artillery (Harbor Defense)
105th Observation Squadron
119th Observation Squadron
154th Observation Squadron
116th Observation Squadron
MEMBERS
All members, both active and inactive, of the units listed above.
All persons so ordered into the active military service of the United States
are, from the effective date of this order, relieved from duty in the National
Guard of their respective States so long as they shall remain in the active
military service of the United States, and during such time shall be subject
62 Report of The Adjutant General
to such laws and regulations for the government of the Army of the United
States as may be applicable to members of the Army whose permanent
retention in the active military service is not contemplated by law.
Commissioned officers and warrant officers appointed in the National
Guard of the United States and commissioned or holding warrants in the
Army of the United States, and affected by this order, are hereby ordered to
active duty under such appointments and commissions or warrants.
All officers and warrant officers of the National Guard appointed in the
National Guard, federally recognized or examined and found qualified for
Federal recognition, and assigned to units ordered to active duty under this
order prior to the effective date hereof, who do not hold appointments in the
National Guard of the United States and commissions or warrants in the
Army of the United States, are hereby tendered such appointments in the
same grade and arm or service which they respectively hold in the National
Guard.
Warrant officers and enlisted men of the National Guard who hold ap-
pointments as officers in the National Guard of the United States and
commissions in the Army of the United States, and are assigned to units
ordered to active duty under this order prior to the effective date hereof,
are hereby ordered to active military service as commissioned officers of the
Army of the United States under those appointments and commissions.
Franklin D. Roosevelt.
The White House,
August 31, 1940.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
Governor's Office
Raleigh
Executive Order September 10, 1940.
No. 1.
1. Executive Order of the President of the United States, Number 8530,
dated August 31, 1940, is quoted as follows:
"By virtue of the authority conferred upon me by Public Resolution
No. 96, 76th Congress, approved August 27, 1940, and the National Defense
Act of June 3, 1916, as amended (39 Stat. 166), and as Commander-in-Chief
of the Army and Navy of the United States, I hereby order into the active
military service of the United States, effective September 16, 1940, the fol-
lowing units and members of the National Guard of the .United States to
serve in the active military service of the United States for a period of
twelve consecutive months, unless sooner relieved:
'All active elements of:
'30th Division, less 30th Tank Company
* * * *
'252nd Coast Artillery (155 mm Gun)
* * * *
Report of The Adjutant General 63
"MEMBERS
"All members, both active and inactive, of the units listed above.
"All persons so ordered into the active military service of the United
States are, from the effective date of this order, relieved from duty in the
National Guard of their respective States so long as they shall remain in the
active military service of the United States, and during such time shall be
subject to such laws and regulations for the government of the Army of the
United States as may be applicable to members of the Army whose perma-
nent retention in the active military service is not contemplated by law.
"Commissioned officers and warrant officers appointed in the National
Guard of the United States and commissioned or holding warrants in the
Army of the United States, and affected by this order, are hereby ordered to
active duty under such appointments and commissions or warrants.
"All officers and warrant officers of the National Guard appointed in the
National Guard, federally recognized or examined and found qualified for
Federal recognition, and assigned to units ordered to active duty under
this order prior to the effective date hereof, who do not hold appointments
in the National Guard of the United States and commissions or warrants
in the Army of the United States, are hereby tendered such appointments in
the same grade and arm or service which they respectfully hold in the
National Guard.
"Warrant officers and enlisted men of the National Guard who hold ap-
pointments as officers in the National Guard of the United States and com-
missions in the Army of the United States, and are assigned to units ordered
to active duty under this order prior to the effective date hereof, are
hereby ordered to active military service as commissioned officers of the
Army of the United States under those appointments and commissions."
2. In view of the above quoted order, it is announced that as of, and
from the Sixteenth day of September, 1940, all North Carolina elements of
the 30th Division and the 252nd Coast Artillery and all personnel, both
active and inactive, assigned to such units, are ordered into the active
service of the United States. Effective midnight, September 15-16, 1940, all
members, both active and inactive, of the above designated units cease to
be members of the North Carolina National Guard, subject to the Laws of
North Carolina and National Guard Regulations and become a part of the
Army of the United States, subject to the federal laws and Regular Army
Regulations applicable thereto, in accordance with the Act of Congress rati-
fied August 27, 1940, for the period of twelve months or until such time as
relieved by proper authority.
(Seal) Clyde R. Hoey,
Official: Governor and Commander-in-Chief.
J. Van B. Metts,
The Adjutant General.
GENERAL ORDERS— 1938
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders January 12, 1938.
No. 1
1. The following named men, firing the pistol course for the season
1937, qualified in the classes indicated:
Headquarters Btry. 113th Field Artillery
Name Qualification
1st Sgt. Henry O. Shell Expert
Sgt. John G. Draughon Marksman
Cpl. Harold L. Jones Marksman
Sgt. James E. Lee Marksman
Cpl. Melvin H. Bryant Marksman
Sgt. William E. Jernigan Marksman
Pvt. Robert L. Guy Marksman
Pvt. William H. Tew Marksman
PFC. Hubert L. Sills Marksman
M. Sgt. Edgar W. Carr Marksman
Cpl. Dwight B. Rowland Marksman
Pvt. Willie W. Lucas Marksman
Pvt. Edward C. Lucas Marksman
2. All enlisted men whose names appear in the foregoing list will be
awarded the proper qualification insignia.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
The Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh, North Carolina
General Orders February 1, 193 8.
No. 2
1. The 193 8 Annual Armory Inspection of the North Carolina National
Guard, in accordance with the provisions of Section 93, National Defense
Act, as amended, and letter NG 333. 45-Gen-38, Hq 4th CA, December 1,
1937 will be conducted, as provided in Section II. NGR 48, January 18,
1934, by officers of the Regular Army detailed by the Commanding General,
Fourth Corps Area. The itinerary and the names of the Inspecting Officers
are given in paragraph 10 of this order. Time of arrival of Inspecting
Officers will be transmitted to organizations as soon as practicable. Upon
their arrival, unit commanders will report by phone or in person.
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2. The inspection will be made a formal occasion. The primary objects
of the inspection are enumerated in paragraph 8, NGR 48. The inspection
of the training of the unit or headquarters will be confined to objectives
prescribed in the program of the next higher commander, and which should
have been scheduled previous to the inspection, and, in addition, such other
training as the unit or headquarters commander may have scheduled pre-
vious to the inspection. Unit and headquarters commanders should be
prepared to demonstrate the state of training achieved in scheduled sub-
jects by presenting for the inspector a previously planned and rehearsed
schedule, after or during which the inspector may ask to see such phases
of the schedule repeated, or such other training as has been laid down
under schedules of the unit, as he may desire. The inspector will base his
report on these subjects and no other. The planned demonstration of the
training of the unit as a whole, including the repetition of certain phases
of training, or other training covered in schedule, as the inspector may
desire to see, should not exceed the normal drill time.
3. Attendance at inspection is compulsory. A report of all absentees
from inspection by reason of unavoidable causes, such as sickness, etc., will
be rendered to the Inspecting Officer. Absentees without leave of absence
or on furlough will be dealt with in accordance with the law. Officers and
enlisted men temporarily absent from their home stations at the muster
and inspection of their organizations may be attached, for inspection, to
any other organization, provided necessary arrangements are made with
The Adjutant General by the immediate commanding officers and notice
given the Inspector to whom they are to report.
4. The inspection of personnel will be made beginning at 8:00 P. M.,
on the date named herein. Field and Staff Officers whose station is that of
their respective headquarters will report for inspection with the head-
quarters personnel. Hours of inspection may be changed after consultation
between the Inspecting Officer and the unit commander. The organization
commander, caretaker, and supply sergeant to be present at the armory at
such time in the afternoon as the Inspecting Officer may designate and all
individual lockers opened and the field range set up. The first sergeant
and company clerk to be present at the armory at the designated time in
the afternoon for administrative inspection.
5. All property, arms, clothing, and equipment, will be thoroughly
cleaned and put in good condition. Sealed boxes or cases need not be
opened. Property in supply rooms and in individual lockers will be neatly
and carefully arranged, that the Inspecting Officer may see its general
condition and may count and check it easily and without loss of time.
Items mentioned on spot inventory will be arranged as requested by the
Inspecting Officer.
6. All records required by National Guard Regulations, or other War
Department authority, will be fully written up and accessible. The files of
retained enlistment and physical examination papers of enlisted men for
the entire personnel at the time of the inspection must be conveniently
arranged in case information of this nature is desired.
7. The service uniform, woolen (without packs), will be worn, in-
cluding cap, regulation shoes and leggins (or boots). The olive drab ser-
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vice shirt will be worn under the coat. Officers will be uniformed the same
as troops of their command with saber. Every effort will be made to have
personal equipment complete, thoroughly renovated and properly cleaned
in order that each may present a neat appearance.
8. Inspecting Officers are requested to inspect Motor Vehicle Service
Record Books of those units having motor vehicles. (QMC Form 248).
9. Unit commanders will be ready to state what steps they have taken
to carry out the 1938 Major Effort; Field and Staff Officers what they are
doing (AEC work) to qualify for armory drill pay; and applicable officers
what steps they have taken to overcome their deficiencies, noted in 1937
Armory and Field Inspection Reports.
10. Inspecting Officers and Dates for Inspections.
Lieut. Colonel Arthur M. Ellis, Infantry, Knoxville, Tenn.
Tue Feb 15 — Company H, 120th Infantry Waynesville
Wed Feb 16 — Headquarters 3rd Bn, 120th Infantry Shelby
Company K, 120th Infantry Shelby
Thu Feb 17 — Headquarters 2d Bn, 120th Infantry Gastonia
Howitzer Company, 120th Infantry Gastonia
Capt. E. R. Morgan, Hqrs. Adj., 120th Infantry, Gastonia
1st Lt. J. C. Quickel, MC, 120th Infantry. Gastonia
Fri Feb 18 — Company F, 120th Infantry Charlotte
Hq & Hq Det (Fin Sec), 30th Division Charlotte
Headquarters 1st Bn, 120th Infantry Charlotte
Major P. R. Younts, Hqrs. Ex. 0., 60th Brigade, Charlotte
Sat Feb 19 — Company E, 120th Infantry Concord
Mon Feb 21 — Headquarters Company 2nd Bn, 120th Infantry .Albemarle
Tue Feb 22 — Headquarters Company 3d Bn, 120th Infantry Asheboro
Capt. J. C. Crutchfield, DC, 120th Infantry, Asheboro
Wed Feb 23 — Headquarters Company, 60th Brigade Leaksville
Thu Feb 24 — Headquarters Company, 120th Infantry Reidsville
Fri Feb 25 — Company G, 120th Infantry Winston-Salem
Captain F. D. Dean, Ch., 120th Infantry, Winston-Salem
Sat Feb 26 — Company A, 105th QM. Regiment Winston-Salem
Mon Feb 28 — Company A, 120th Infantry Burlington
Headquarters, 60th Brigade Graham
1st Lt. C. B. Aycock, Hqrs, ADC. 60th Brigade, Graham
Lt. Col Wm. V. Copeland, Hqrs, Ex. O., 120th Infantry, Graham
Tue Mar 1 — Hq & Hq Det (Insp Sec), 30th Division Durham
Company D, 120th Infantry Durham
Hq 1st Bn, (Maj. P. P. Phillips), 105th Engineers-Durham
Wed Mar 2 — Headquarters, 120th Infantry Raleigh
Service Company, 120th Infantry Raleigh
Captain K. A. Kirby, Hqrs, Adj. 60th Brigade, Raleigh
Captain C. F. Williams. MC 120th Infantry, Raleigh
Thu Mar 3 — State Staff Corps & Departments Raleigh
Quartermaster Detachment Raleigh
Fri Mar 4 — Company C, 120th Infantry Henderson
Major J. C. Cooper, Hqrs, 10 & P & T. 120th Infantry, Henderson
Hq 1st Bn (Major T. S. Kittrell), 105th
QM. Regiment Henderson
Capt. S. E. Jennette, Hqrs, Adj. 105th Engineers, Henderson
Sat Mar 5 — Headquarters Company 1st Bn, 120th Infantry Oxford
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Mori Mar 7 — Company B, 120th Infantry Warrenton
Tue Mar 8 — Company M, 120th Infantry Wilson
Major J. C. Dempsey, IG, State Staff, Wilson
Wed Mar 9 — Company L, 120th Infantry Parkton
Thu Mar 10 — Company I, 120th Infantry Wilmington
Captain C. R. Blomme, Hqrs, ADC. 30th Division, Wilmington
Major Reading Wilkinson, C. E., Jackson, Miss.
Sat Mar 5 — Company B, 105th Engineers Morganton
Mon Mar 7 — Company A, 105th Engineers North Wilkesboro
Tue Mar 8 — Company C, 105th Engineers Salisbury
Wed Mar 9 — Regtl Headquarters, 10 5th Engineers Charlotte
Colonel Graham K. Hobbs, Comdg, 105th Engineers, Charlotte
1st Lt. W. O. Cochrane, Adj, 1st Bn, 105th Engineers, Charlotte
Med Dept Det, 105th Engineers Charlotte
Thu Mar 10 — Hq and Serv Company, 105th Engineers Charlotte
Lieut. Colonel Lorin A. Greene, Medical Corps, New Orleans, La.
Mon Mar 7 — Company I, 105th Med. Regt. Madison
Headquarters 2d Bn, 105th Med. Regt. Madison
Tue Mar 8 — Med. Dept. Det., 120th Infantry Graham
Wed Mar 9 — Headquarters, 105 Medical Regiment Henderson
Service Co. & Band, 105th Medical Regiment Henderson
Lt. Col. John D. Kerr, Jr., Ex O. 105th Med Regt., Henderson
Maj. A. H. Kerr, V. C, 105th Med. Regt., Henderson
Capt. J. H. Wheeler, Adj, 2nd Bn, 105th Med. Regt., Henderson
Capt. T. B. Royster. Adj, 105th Med. Regt., Henderson
Thu Mar 10 — Med Dept Det, 113th F.A. Wake Forest
Capt. G. F. Hale, D. C. 113th FA., Wake Forest
Fri Mar 11 — Company F, 105th Med Regt Edenton
Major M. P. Wichard, C. Surg, State Staff, Edenton
Sat Mar 12 — Company A, 105th Med Regt Wilmington
Major Wm. H. Quarterman, Field Artillery, Savannah, Ga.
14 — Service Battery, 113th Field Arty. Kinston
15 — Battery D, 113th Field Artillery New Bern
Headquarters 2nd Bn., 113th Field Artillery New Bern
16 — Battery C, 113th Field Artillery Washington
17 — Battery A, 113th Field Artillery Greenville
Capt. Worth Wicker, Ch. 113th FA., Greenville
1st Lt. S. B. Howard, Int O 3d Bn. 113th FA., Greenville
1st Lt. R. A. Eason, LnO 1st Bn, 113th FA., Greenville
Fri Mar 18 — Battery B, 113th Field Artillery Louisburg
1st Lt. C. P. Green, P&TO, 1st Bn. 113th FA., Louisburg
Sat Mar 19 — Hq Battery & C Tn, 1st Bn, 113th Field Arty. _Youngsville
Sun Mar 20 — Headquarters, 113th Field Artillery Raleigh
Lt. Col. J. B. Thorpe, Ex. 113th FA., Raleigh
Capt. J. B. Linker, Adj. 113th FA., Raleigh
Capt. F. C. Shepard, Adj 1st Bn. 113th FA., Raleigh
Mon Mar 21 — Hq Battery & C Tn, 2d Bn, 113th Field Arty. Smithfleld
Capt. W. A. Royall, Adj. 2d Bn, 113th FA., Smithfleld
22 — Headquarters Battery, 113th Field Artillery Dunn
23 — Battery E, 113th Field Artillery Sanford
Capt. Eugene Alexander, Ch. 105th Engineers, Sanford
24 — Hq Battery & C Tn 3d Bn, 113th Field Arty. Lenoir
25 — Headquarters 1st Bn, 113th Field Artillery Monroe
Maj. Wesley C. Thompson, CO, 1st Bn. 113th FA., Monroe
Headquarters 3d Bn, 113th Field Artillery Monroe
Battery F, 113th Field Artillery Monroe
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Lieut. Colonel Edward P. Noyes, Coast Artillery, Statesboro, Ga.
Mon Mar 14 — -Battery D, 252d Coast Artillery Greensboro
Tue Mar 15 — Battery C, 252d Coast Artillery Greensboro
Wed Mar 16 — Hq Battery & C Tn, 2nd Bn, 252d Coast Arty. Greensboro
Med Dept Det., 25 2d Coast Artillery Greensboro
Headquarters 2nd Bn, 2 5 2d Coast Artillery Greensboro
Capt. J. B. Richardson, DC. 252d CA., Greensboro
1st Lt. P. J. Dishner, I.O., 1st Bn, 252d CA., Greensboro
Thu Mar 17 — Hq Battery & C Tn, 3d Bn, 252d Coast Arty. __High Point
Pri Mar 18 — Battery E, 252d Coast Artillery High Point
Sat Mar 19 — Hq Battery & C Tn, 1st Bn., 252d Coast Arty. Raeford
Lt. Col. R. B. Lewis, Ex. O. 252d CA., Raeford
Major R. A. Matheson, Jr., MC, 252d CA., Raeford
Capt. J. H. Blue, Adj. 1st Bn, 252d CA., Raeford
Mon Mar 21 — Battery F, 252d Coast Artillery Raeford
Tue Mar 22 — Battery B, 252d Coast Artillery Lumberton
Wed Mar 23 — Service Battery (Less Band), 252d Coast Arty. _Whiteville
Thu Mar 24 — Battery A, 252d Coast Artillery Wilmington
Fri Mar 25 — Headquarters, Battery, 252d Coast Artillery Wilmington
Band Sec, Service Battery, 252d Coast Arty Wilmington
1st Lt. R. McK. Page, Jr., P&TO. 3d Bn, CA., Wilmington
1st Lt. Wra. C. Mebane, Jr., MC.
Sat Mar 26 — Headquarters, 252d Coast Artillery Wilmington'
Headquarters, 1st Bn, 2 5 2d Coast Artillery Wilmington
Headquarters, 3rd Bn, 252d Coast Artillery Wilmington
1st Lt. W. M. Latta, (Ch) 252d CA., Wilmington
Major Callie H. Palmer, Cavalry, Savannah, Ga.
Tue Mar 15 — Machine Gun Troop, 109th Cavalry Statesville
Wed Mar 16 — Troop I, 109th Cavalry Lincolnton
Captain Chas. R. Jonas, Adj. 55th Cav. Brig., Lincolnton
Thu Mar 17 — Troop K, 109th Cavalry Asheville
Fri Mar 18 — Headquarters 3d Squadron, 109th Cavalry Asheville
Med Dept Det., 109th Cavalry Asheville
Major R. E. Gribbin, Chaplain, 105th Med. Regt., Asheville
Major Leon H. Richmond, Signal Corps, Mobile, Ala.
Wed Mar 16 — 30th Signal Company, 30th Division Canton
Signal Sec, Hq & Hq Detachment, 30th Division Canton
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders
No. 3
February 1, 1938.
1. Under the provisions of Par. 54 (a) NGR-25, the Commanding
Officer, Company A, 105th Medical Regiment, NC.NG., Wilmington, N. C,
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is hereby directed to drop the following named enlisted man from the
rolls of his organization as a deserter, effective January 8, 1938.
MONTROSE E. JOHNSON, Pvt.
2. All officers of the National Guard will refrain from enlisting the
above named man in any of their organizations.
3. A copy of this order will be posted on the bulletin board of all
organizations for a period of thirty days.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders February 2, 1938.
No. 4
1. Captain Thomas H. Upton, Property Auditor. The Adjutant Gen-
eral's Department, will, at semi-annual intervals make a physical check of
all government property in the custody of organizations of the Guard;
audit the organization Council Book; and in cases of motorized units, will
inspect motor vehicles and the records pertaining thereto. Organization
commanders will be advised through special orders to be issued, the dates
upon which the Property Auditor will visit the organizations concerned.
2. Organization commanders are held responsible that all Federal
property be available in proper place on date of visitation of the Property
Auditor, conveniently arranged for checking. Any property or equipment
not presented to the Auditor will be considered short. Property or equip-
ment provided in Tables of Equipment for issue to Field and Staff Officers,
when so issued for military use only, will be represented by Memorandum
Receipt, signed by the officer concerned, on file with the organization.
3. Commanding and all other officers, North Carolina National Guard,
responsible to the State for Federal property issued by the Federal Govern-
ment, whose property accounts show a shortage of $50.00 OR MORE, OR
WHOSE SHORTAGE CONTINUES TO INCREASE, will enter on subse-
quent payrolls, in column of remarks, opposite the name of the responsible
officer, the following:
"NOT TO BE PAID, PENDING PROPERTY ADJUSTMENT,"
Until such time as his property adjustment is completed, (Par. 25 NGR-
59) and Form 18 be submitted.
4. Regimental and separate Squadron commanders and Instructors
who certify to payrolls will be advised of property shortages in such cases
as require the remark noted in paragraph 3, and should such statement
under remarks not be inserted on appropriate payrolls, the Regimental
and separate Squadron commanders and Instructors concerned will cause
the proper remarks to be made before certifying and forwarding payroll.
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5. Immediately upon receipt of statement of shortages from this office,
the responsible officer will take the steps provided (NGR 75-7) to be
relieved of responsibility for actual shortage.
6. All orders in conflict herewith are hereby rescinded.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders February 8, 1938.
No. 5
1. So much of Par. 10, General Orders No. 2, The Adjutant General's
Department, Raleigh, N. C, dated February 1, 1938, as directs 1st Lieu-
tenant Charles B. Aycock, 60th Brigade, NC.NG., to appear for the Annual
Armory Inspection February 28, 1938, at Graham, N. C, is rescinded.
2. Lieutenant Aycock will report to Lieut. Colonel Arthur M. Ellis,
Infantry Inspecting Officer on February 18, 1938, at Charlotte, N. C.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders February 11, 1938.
No. 6
1. The following named officers of the North Carolina National Guard
having recently been transferred from the line and assigned to Staff
positions, will report for the Annual Armory Inspection — 1938, North
Carolina National Guard to Lt. Col. Arthur M. Ellis, Infantry Inspecting
Officer, as designated herein :-
Captain James B. Cole, Quartermaster Corps
Tuesday March 1, 1938, Durham, N. C.
1st Lieutenant Joshua E. Paschall, Quartermaster Corps
Tuesday March 8, 1938, Wilson, N. C.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
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State of North Carolina
Adjutant Gknkral's Department
Raleigh
General Orders February 18, 1938.
No. 7
1. So much of Par. 10, General Orders No. 2, The Adjutant General's
Department, Raleigh, N. C, dated February 1, 1938, as directs Major
Robert E. Gribbin, Chaplain, 105th Medical Regiment, NC. NG., station
Asheville, N. C, to report to Major Callie E. Palmer, Cavalry Inspecting
Officer, at Asheville, N. C, for the Annual Armory Inspection on March
18, 1938, is amended to direct Major Gribbin to report to Lt. Col. John T.
McLane, USA. Cavalry, Asheville, N. C, who will conduct the inspection
for Major Palmer on March 12, 1938.
2. Lt. Col. McLane will prepare the report of inspection and submit
same to Major Callie H. Palmer, Cavalry, station Savannah, Georgia.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders February 22, 1938.
No. 8
1. So much of Par. 10, General Orders No. 2, The Adjutant General's
Department, Raleigh, N. C, dated February 1, 1938, as directs Major
James C. Dempsey, Inspector General, State Staff, NC. NG., station Wilson,
N. C, to appear for Annual Armory Inspection at Wilson, N. C, March 8,
1938, is amended to direct Major Dempsey to report to Lt. Col. Arthur M.
Ellis, Infantry Inspecting Officer on March 3, 1938 at the Armory, Quarter-
master Detachment, Raleigh, N. C.
2. Major Dempsey will communicate with The Adjutant General's
Department and ascertain the hour of the Inspection.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders February 26, 1938.
No. 9
1. So much of Par. 10, General Orders No. 2, The Adjutant General's
Department, Raleigh, N. C, dated February 1, 1938, as directs 1st Lieu-
tenant Warren O. Cochrane, Adjutant, 1st Battalion, 105th Engineers,
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NC. NG., station Charlotte, N. C, to appear for Annual Armory Inspection
at Charlotte, N. C, March 9, 1938, is amended to direct 1st Lieutenant
Cochrane to report to Major Wm. H. Quarterman, Field Artillery In-
specting Officer on March 15, 1938, with Battery D, 113th Field Artillery,
NC. NG., at New Bern, N. C.
2. 1st Lieutenant Cochrane will communicate with Captain Joseph B.
Mullineaux, commanding officer, Battery D, 113th Field Artillery, NC. NG.,
New Bern, N. C, and ascertain the hour of the Inspection.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders February 28, 1938.
No. 10
1. So much of Par. 10, General Orders No. 2, The Adjutant General's
Department, Raleigh, N. C, dated February 1, 1938, as directs Major
Arthur L. Fletcher, J. A. G. Department, State Staff, NC. NG., station
Raleigh, N. C, to appear for Annual Armory Inspection on March 3,
1938, is amended to direct Major Fletcher to report to Lt. Col. Arthur M.
Ellis, Infantry Inspecting Officer on March 2, 1938, with Headquarters
120th Infantry, NC. NG., Raleigh, N. C.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders February 28, 1938.
No. 11
1. So much of Par. 10, General Orders No. 2, The Adjutant General's
Department, Raleigh, N. C, dated February 1, 1938, as directs the fol-
lowing named officers of the 113th Field Artillery, NC. NG., to appear for
Annual Armory Inspection is amended and the officers concerned will
report as designated hereon :-
1st Lieutenant William H. Rhodes, Jr., Liaison Officer, 113th Field
Artillery, NC. NG., station Raleigh, N. C, to report to Major
William H. Quarterman, USA., Field Artillery Inspecting Officer
on March 14, 1938, with Service Battery, 113th Field Artillery,
NC. NG., Kinston, N. C.
1st Lieutenant Samuel B. Howard, Int. O.&P.&TO., 3rd Bn., 113th
Field Artillery, NC. NG., station Edenton, N. C, to report to Lt.
Col. Lorin A. Greene, USA., Medical Inspecting Officer on March
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11, 1938, with Company F, 105th Medical Regiment, NC. NG.,
Edenton, N. C.
2. Lieutenants Rhodes and Howard will communicate with the Com-
manding Officers of the respective units to which they will be inspected
to ascertain the hour of the Inspection.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
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State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders March 7, 1938.
No. 12
1. Pursuant to communication from the Commanding General, Fourth
Corps Area, Atlanta, Georgia, dated March 2, 1938, to The Adjutant Gen-
eral of North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee, the following
Headquarters and Units of the National Guard, as it affects North Caro-
lina will be reallocated and converted, effective midnight March 31st-
April 1, 1938:
Headquarters 3rd Squadron, Headquarters 2nd Battalion,
109th Cavalry, NC. NG., to 105th Engineers, NC. NG.,
Asheville, N. C. Asheville, N. C.
Troop I, 3rd Squadron, Company D,
109th Cavalry, NC. NG., to 105th Engineers, NC. NG.,
station Lincolnton, N. C. station Lincolnton, N. C.
Troop K, 3rd Squadron, Company E,
109th Cavalry, NC. NG., to 105th Engineers, NC. NG.,
station Asheville, N. C. station Asheville, N. C.
Machine Gun Troop, Company F,
109th Cavalry, NC. NG., to 105th Engineers, NC. NG.,
station Statesville, N. C. station Statesville, N. C.
2. The Medical Department Detachment, 3rd Squadron, 109th Cavalry,
NC. NG., station Asheville, N. C, is disbanded as of midnight March 31st-
April 1, 1938. Those enlisted men, who so desire, may transfer to Com-
pany E, 105th Engineers, NC. NG. (now Troop K, 109th Cav.) as of March
31, 1938, otherwise, will be discharged the service. The Commanding
Officer, Medical Department Detachment, 3rd Squadron, 109th Cavalry,
NC. NG., will confer with the Commanding Officer, Troop K, 3rd Squadron,
109th Cavalry, NC. NG., (to become Co. E, 105th Engrs.) with reference
to transfers, and will make arrangements for transfers as may be desired.
3. The following Officers, are upon the conversion midnight March
31st-April 1, 193 8, transferred, as follows:-
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Major Eugene P. Coston, Cavalry,
Commanding 3rd Squadron, 109th
Cavalry, NC. NG., headquarters to
Asheville, N. C.
1st Lt. Carl O. Shytle, Cavalry,
Adjutant, 3rd Squadron, 109th to
Cavalry, NC. NG., station
Asheville, N. C.
Captain Wiley M. Pickens, Cavalry,
Commanding Troop I, 109th to
Cavalry, NC. NG., station
Lincolnton, N. C.
1st Lt. Edgar H. Reece, Cavalry,
Troop I, 10 9th Cavalry, NC. NG. to
station Lincolnton, N. C.
2nd Lt. Harmon H. James, Cavalry,
Troop I, 109th Cavalry, NC. NG., to
station Lincolnton, N. C.
Captain Joseph W. Tallent, Cavalry,
Commanding Troop K, 109th
Cavalry, NC. NG., station to
Asheville, N. C.
1st Lt. Wilbur R. Carleton, Cavalry,
Troop K, 109th Cavalry, NC. NG., to
station Asheville, N. C.
2nd Lt. George R. Hull, Cavalry,
Troop K, 109th Cavalry, NC. NG., to
station Asheville, N. C.
Captain George Feild, Cavalry,
Commanding Machine Gun Troop, to
109th Cavalry, NC. NG.,
station Statesville, N. C.
1st Lt. John F. Long, Cavalry,
Machine Gun Troop, 109th to
Cavalry, NC. NG., station
Statesville, N. C.
1st Lt. Esten B. Leinster, Cavalry,
Machine Gun Troop, 109th to
Cavalry, NC. NG., station
Statesville, N. C.
Engineers, in Command of
2nd Battalion, 105th Engineers,
NC. NG., Headquarters
Asheville, N. C.
Engineers, assigned as Adjutant,
2nd Battalion, 105th Engineers,
NC. NG., station Asheville, N. C.
Engineers, assigned to Command
of Company D, 105th Engineers,
NC. NG., station Lincolnton, N. C.
Engineers, assigned to
Company D, 105th Engineers,
NC. NG., station Lincolnton, N. C.
Engineers, assigned to
Company D, 105th Engineers,
NC. NG., station Lincolnton, N. C.
Engineers, assigned to Command
of Company E, 105th Engineers,
NC. NG., station Asheville, N. C.
Engineers, assigned to
Company E, 10 5th Engineers,
NC. NG., station Asheville, N. C.
Engineers, assigned to
Company E, 105th Engineers,
NC. NG., station Asheville, N. C.
Engineers, assigned to Command
of Company F, 10 5th Engineers,
NC. NG., station Statesville, N. C.
Engineers, assigned to
Company F, 105th Engineers,
NC. NG., station Statesville, N. C.
Engineers, and demoted to 2d Lt.,
assigned to Company F, 10 5th
Engineers, NC. NG., station
Statesville, N. C.
4. Captain William A. Brewton, MC, Commanding Medical Depart-
ment Detachment, 3rd Squadron, 109th Cavalry, NC. NG., station Asheville,
N. C, is upon disbandment of the Detachment midnight March 31st-April
1, 1938, transferred and assigned to duty with the Medical Detachment,
105th Engineers, NC. NG., and will report by letter to Major Thomas
Craven, MC, Commanding Medical Department Detachment, 105th En-
gineers, NC. NG., station Huntersville, N. C. Captain Brewton will con-
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tinue responsibility for Federal and State property and the Detachment
funds until further notice.
5. (a) Captain Edward L. Shuford, Jr., VC, Medical Department
Detachment, 3rd Squadron, 109th Cavalry, NC. NG., station Asheville,
N. C, will be discharged the service upon the conversion midnight March
31st-April 1, 193 8, because of no vacancy for a Veterinarian in the 105th
Engineer Regiment.
(b) 2nd Lt. Robert A. Collier, Machine Gun Troop, 10 9th Cavalry,
NC. NG., station Statesville, N. C, will be discharged the service upon the
conversion midnight March 31st-April 1, 1938, because of no vacancy in
the 105th Engineer Regiment for his assignment.
6. The Headquarters and Units concerned will assemble at their re-
spective home stations at 8 PM., March 31, 1938, for an Inspection for
Federal Recognition as Engineers. A full attendance of Officers and men
is desired. Inspecting Officers will be announced later.
7. Federal and State property responsibility will be retained by the
responsible Officers. Instructions relating to the transfer of Cavalry
equipment and horses and the acquiring of Engineer equipment will issue
later.
8. Separate instructions will be issued relative to the appearance of
Officers before Examining Boards to determine their professional qualifi-
cations in the branch to which transferred. Officers so desiring may make
application to The Adjutant General, North Carolina, for an extension of
one years time in which to prepare for and to take the professional
examination.
9. Following the conversion midnight March 31-April 1, 1938, Com-
manding Officers concerned will report through channels by letter to
Colonel Graham K. Hobbs, Commanding 105th Engineers, NC. NG., head-
quarters Raleigh, N. C. (P. O. Box 28 6)
10. All orders in conflict herewith are rescinded.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders April 7, 1938.
No. 13
1. General Orders No. 3, The Adjutant General's Department, dated
February 1, 1938, is revoked.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders April 12, 1938.
No. 14.
1. With profound sorrow, the death of
LIEUTENANT COLONEL JOHN DANIEL KERR, JR.
Executive Officer, 105th Medical Regiment, North Carolina
National Guard, at James Walker Memorial Hospital, Wilming-
ton, North Carolina, on March 16, 1938, is announced.
2. Lieutenant Colonel Kerr was born at Clinton, North
Carolina, March 24, 1884, and attended the University of Mary-
land, from which he graduated in medicine with the class of
1908. He practiced his profession in his native community
throughout the years of his life and his untiring service to his
people and his charitable acts in their behalf were outstanding.
As a citizen, physician, and soldier, his happy and congenial
disposition, his loyalty to his friends and to the service, won
for him the love, confidence and esteem of all who knew him.
Those of his regiment and others of the National Guard who
came in contact with him recognized his ability as an officer
and his faithful services to the Government, his native State,
and to those under his command. Lieutenant Colonel Kerr was
returning to his home station, Clinton, after having attended
the Annual Armory Inspection of Company A, 105th Medical
Regiment, at the time he received the injuries which later
proved fatal. A true and loyal soldier and a friend has passed
to the Great Beyond and his death is mourned by soldier and
civilian. Sincerest sympathy is extended his family by this
department.
Record of Service
Lieutenant Colonel Kerr entered the military service on
June 30, 1917, as a First Lieutenant, Medical Corps, and was
assigned to duty with the 2nd North Carolina Infantry, at the
time stationed at Goldsboro, North Carolina, which regiment,
upon the organization of the 30th Division for World War
service, became the 119th Infantry. He served with this regi-
ment in Federal service throughout its training at Camp Sevier,
South Carolina, and overseas. He served in the American Ex-
peditionary Forces from May 11, 1918, to February 2, 1919.
He was honorably discharged the service upon his return to the
United States on February 6, 1919. Upon the organization of
the 105th Medical Regiment, North Carolina National Guard,
he was appointed Lieutenant Colonel, Medical Corps, February
1, 1924, and assigned to this regiment as its Executive Officer,
which position he held at the time of his death. Lieutenant
Colonel Kerr was a graduate of the Army Medical Field Service
School, course of 1931.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant Gkneral's Department
Raleigh
General Orders April 28, 1938.
No. 15.
1. With profound sorrow, the death of
CAPTAIN LESTER LAWRENCE ANDERSON,
MEDICAL CORPS
Company I, 105th Medical Regiment, North Carolina National
Guard, on April 17, 1938, at Stoneville, North Carolina, is an-
nounced.
2. Captain Anderson was born at Fork, Davie County,
North Carolina, where he lived until he entered Wake Forest
College, North Carolina, from which he graduated in medicine
with a B.S. Degree in 1925. He is a graduate of Medical Col-
lege of Virginia, at Richmond, class of 1927. He entered City
Memorial Hospital, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, as in In-
terne in 1928, and has followed his profession since 1929 at
Madison and Stoneville, North Carolina. Captain Anderson, in
the prime of life, through his congenial and happy manner, had
drawn to himself a host of good and true friends. He had the
confidence and respect of those of his profession and the citi-
zens of his community. He was a faithful, efficient, and ener-
getic officer of the National Guard and in his death the service
has lost a capable officer whose comrades will miss his presence.
Record of Service
Captain Anderson entered the military service upon his ap-
pointment as 1st Lieutenant, Medical Corps, on July 14, 1932.
He was commissioned Captain, July 5, 1934. Originally as-
signed to duty with 115th Hospital Company (redesignated
Company I) 105th Medical Regiment, he continued in this duty
to the time of his death.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
78 Report of The Adjutant General
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders June 6, 1938.
No. 16.
1. Under authority of the National Guard Bureau, War Department,
Camps of Instruction for the North Carolina National Guard will be held
as follows:
FORT MOULTRIE, S. C. — JULY 3-17, 1938
25 2nd Coast Artillery.
DeSOTO NATIONAL FOREST, MISS. — JULY 31-AUG. 14, 1938
Hq. and Hq. Co., 60th Brigade
120th Infantry
105th Medical Regiment
113th Field Artillery
105th Engineers
Hq. and all Sections, 30th Division
30th Signal Co.
State Staff and Detachment
Regtl. and 1st Bn. Hq. and Co. A, 105th QM Regiment
Hq. 55th Cavalry Brigade.
Detachment, 252nd Coast Artillery.
2. At the conclusion of the Camps, organizations will return to their
proper stations unless sooner relieved by proper authority.
3. Advance detachments and other details will be based upon Circular
14 B, National Guard Bureau, Nov. 1, 1937, and in cases where necessary
commanding officers will be advised of same in letters of instruction upon
receipt of training authorities from the National Guard Bureau.
4. Brigade, Regimental, and separate unit commanders will perform
the usual duties to include the publication of the necessary orders covering
the conduct of their camps and programs therefor. At the termination of
camps, commanding officers will submit a report to this office with such
recommendations and comments as may be deemed advisable and helpful
for the conduct of subsequent camps.
5. (a) Schedule of movements to and from camp by rail will be
furnished all concerned in separate orders. No sleeping car accommo-
dations are authorized.
(b) Units and detachments to move by motor will be so advised with
information as to dates involved.
(c) Drayage from armory to railroad station and the reverse will be
paid by the United States Property and Disbursing Officer on Form 1034
and 1034a W. D., which will be accompanied by receipted bills in duplicate
from the person or persons rendering the service. Payments will not be
made to officers commanding units. Such drayage will be accomplished
for $10.00 or less for each organization to cover hauling both ways from
armories and in no case will $20.00 be allowed unless it can be shown by
Report of The Adjutant General 79
competitive bids that $10.00 was inadequate. Full use will be made of
organizational vehicular equipment and drayage will be allowed to organi-
zations only in cases where no wagons or trucks are available to perform
such services.
(d) Transportation requests and bills of lading will be furnished by
the United States Property and Disbursing Officer together with instruc-
tions covering their use. Officers to whom transportation requests and
bills of lading are issued will be held strictly accountable for their proper
use and accomplishment.
(e) It being impracticable for the Government to furnish rations in
kind, travel rations enroute to camp will be paid at the rate of not to
exceed 30c per meal per man prorated between the usual three meals, or
90c per day. Travel rations on the return trip will be made on the basis
of 90c per day or 30c per meal where less than a full day is consumed.
Reimbursement will be made on this basis and receipted bills in duplicate
must be obtained and attached to vouchers.
(f) Rations while in camp will be purchased by the Supply Officer,
252nd Coast Artillery, in accordance with instructions of the United
States Property and Disbursing Officer. In the Third Army Maneuvers,
rations will be provided by the Army Quartermaster from time of arrival
in the concentration area until departure therefrom. Travel and camp
rations will be standardized for officers and enlisted men and officers will
have entered on their payrolls proper notations to cover deductions for
such meals as are provided for them on the basis of ninety cents for travel
and fifty-two cents (.527) camp or field ration per day. Separate instruc-
tions will be issued to cover rations of Reserve Officers who may be fur-
nished meals with National Guard units.
(g) The United States Property and Disbursing Officer will pay all
troops prior to their departure from camp, if practicable, and will settle
all accounts incident to the camps properly payable from Federal funds.
(h) Any units holding an armory drill on the day of departure for
camp will designate in company orders the hours for such drill to termi-
nate prior to departure from home station. Such drills will be considered
as properly supervised and usual armory drills as prescribed in regula-
tions, provided, said drill is held on day prior to the opening of camp.
Units returning to their stations before the last day of the camp will per-
form such duties as may be prescribed by their respective commanding
officers. Personnel will not be dismissed until the actual commencement
of the last day for which the camp is authorized.
(i) Gasoline and oil for use in motor vehicles will be purchased under
Procurement Division, Treasury Department, contracts in accordance with
instructions to be issued by the United States Property and Disbursing
Officer.
6. (a) Regulation cotton uniforms, cotton or wool shirt, shoes, wool
leggins, or boots, and campaign hat or field cap will be worn.
(b) The usual field equipment will be taken to Fort Moultrie, S. C, by
the 252nd Coast Artillery and will be as prescribed by the commanding
officer in appropriate orders.
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7. Special Instructions Third Army Maneuver:
(a) Individual equipment:
(1) The following will not be taken:
Cots (except as below)
Bed sacks
Gas masks
Steel helmets
Foot lockers for enlisted men or officers below field grade
(except umpires and other officers not assigned for duty
with combat units.)
Pistols
Sabers and scabbards.
Bayonets and scabbards.
(2) The following will be taken:
Cots for field officers and for officers not assigned to duty
with combat troops, unit umpires, and personnel of
Medical Regiments and Q.M. Bases.
One (1) mosquito bar per each officer.
One (1) single mosquito bar per enlisted man or 1 double
for each 2 enlisted men.
Holsters and belts (To be worn during all tactical phases
of the maneuver).
Each officer below field grade — 1 bedding roll, 1 clothing
roll and handbag.
Each field officer — Same as above and in addition 1 foot
locker and 1 cot, canvas.
Not more than two (2) blankets per each man will be
taken.
All other equipment not mentioned in this sub-paragraph
or paragraph 7a (1) above, which has been normally
taken to regular summer training camps.
Mess equipment for attached Reserve Officers.
Enlisted men's packs and barrack bags will be retained by
the owners individually during the movement to and
from the concentration areas, whether the movements
is by rail or motor.
Each medical detachment will take the individual and
organizational equipment prescribed in Tables of Basic
Allowances for its particular unit. For each regiment
there will be taken a Regimental Headquarters Medical
equipment, plus one Battalion Medical equipment for
each Battalion to be present. For each separate Bat-
talion, or similar unit, there will be taken one Battalion
Medical Equipment. If Medical equipment outfits are
not available, dispensary equipment (old pattern)
should be taken. Small units for which no medical
personnel is provided will bring from their home sta-
tions a container packed with first aid supplies, to be
taken by them into the field.
Report of The Adjutant General 81
(b) Organization Equipment:
(1) All communication equipment.
Such number of machine guns, 37 mm. guns, and trench
mortars, as can be manned by the personnel that will
participate in the maneuvers (spare parts chests to be
included).
Two (2) guns per each 155 Howitzer Battery.
No sub caliber equipment.
No engineer pontoon or assault bridge equipment.
Necessary items of Tables of Basic Allowances required
for sanitation, technical operations, and necessary
housekeeping in the field (this equipment to be held at
a minimum).
Lanterns and coal oil containers.
Bags, water sterilizing and milk cans.
One small ice box per mess (to be provided by unit).
Kitchen fly, field range and cooking equipment per mess.
Medical supplies that are issued to organizations.
Cleaning and preserving material.
Tactical tentage for Medical Regiments and Medical De-
partment Detachments (except for housing men).
Other tentage as follows:
Tents, wall, large complete: 1 per Bn. Hq.
2 per Regtl. Hq.
2 per Brig. Hq.
Tents, wall, small complete: 1 per each field officer, at-
tached Reserve officer of
field grade and one (1)
for each umpire with a
Regiment or Battalion.
1 per Regtl. Hq.
1 per General Officer
2 per Bn. Hq.
3 per Brig. Hq.
1 per Med. Dept. Det.
Screens, latrine: 1 per unit.
Tents, pyramidal, complete: 2 per each Battery or
Company, 2 per Med. Det.
(for storage of company
equipment during the ma-
neuver proper).
Shelter tents for each officer and attached Reserve
Officer below field grade.
All serviceable tentage held by Medical Regiments will
be taken by them.
(Note: One umpire will be attached to each Bn. and
higher Hq. Tentage to be provided by such
Hq.)
(c) (1) Articles of the uniform (worn or carried) will not exceed
the following.
2 pairs of shoes or boots
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2 pairs of breeches, cotton
3 shirts, cotton or woolen
1 Raincoat
1 Service hat or field cap
1 fatigue clothes (suit)
Leggins, puttees, underclothes, towels, toilet articles as
desired and within authorized allowances.
(Clothing of enlisted men over and above that carried
in packs or worn to be carried in barrack bags.)
(2) The following will not be taken:
Neckties
Blouses (coats, service)
Caps, service (officers or men)
Civilian clothes,
(d) (1) Motor convoys will be conducted by the Regimental or
Organization commanders concerned.
(2) Units moving by motor will take field ranges and meals
will be cooked and served en route to and from the con-
centration area. Unit Supply Officers will make the
necessary arrangements in advance for the required
rations.
(3) It is not contemplated that units will remain in the con-
centrated areas for any considerable length of time, and
that during the maneuver proper, troops will bivouac in
the field in accordance with tactical dispositions. Only
temporary facilities will be established in concentration
areas.
8. The provisions of N.G.R.-45 will govern as to numerical strength
and organizations must comply with these and other regulations to be en-
titled to pay.
9. No debts or obligations against the State or United States will be
incurred by any officer, enlisted man, or organization, except such as may
be specifically authorized from this office.
10. Commanding Officers of troops attending joint camps are directed
to comply with all orders and regulations in force at the camp, and will
issue necessary instructions to put this in effect.
11. Pay and allowances of officers and warrant officers and pay and
subsistence of enlisted men will be settled by the United States Property
and Disbursing Officer. Transportation of personnel, equipment and
animals will be paid by the Finance Officer, U. S. A., Washington, D. C.
The expenses are chargeable as follows:
Pay, Officers NG-4913 2-P-3-0120-A-703-9
Pay, Warrant Officer NG-49132-P-3-0122-A-703-9
Pay, Enlisted Men NG-49132-P-3-0123-A-703-9
Subsistence enlisted men , NG-149132-P-3-0260-A-703-9
Transportation personnel NG-49500-P-3-0600-A-703-9
Transportation equipment NG-49500-P-3-0700-A-703-9
12. Travel directed is necessary in the Military service.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
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State of Nokth Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders June 8, 1938.
No. 17
SCHEDULE OF TRAIN MOVEMENTS,
SUMMER CAMPS, N. C. NATIONAL GUARD, 1938
FORT MOULTRIE, SOUTH CAROLINA, JULY 3-17, 1938
252(1 Coast Artillery
Will move to and from camp in Government vehicles.
DeSOTO NATIONAL FOREST, MISSISSIPPI,
JULY 31-AUGUST 14, 1938
TRAIN No. 24
Organization Off. Men Imped. From To
Co. D. 105th Eng 3 48 800 Lincolnton, N. C Maxie, Miss.
How. Co. 120th Inf. 4 58 1750 Gastonia, N. C
State Staff. 1 Ft. Mill, S. C
Co. K. 118th Inf. 3 60 800
4 60 800
Hq.Co.3d.Bn.ll8th Inf. 1 Rock Hill, S. C.
Co. I. 118th Inf. 3 66 800
4 66 800
Co. K. 120th Inf. 3 64 800 Shelby, N. C.
18 296 4950
Route Going: Lincolnton, N. C, C. & N. W., Gastonia, So. Ry. Sys., Hat-
tiesburg and I. C. Sys.
Route Going: Gastonia, Ft. Mill, Rock Hill, Shelby, So. Ry. Sys., Hatties-
burg and I. C. Sys.
Route Returning: Reverse of above.
Equipment Going:
1 Baggage Car from Lincolnton.
1 Baggage Car from Charlotte.
8 Coaches.
10
Going Schedule
Lv. Lincolnton C.&N.W. Spl. 5:30 AM (ET) July 31, 1938
Ar. Gastonia " 6:30 AM "
Lv. Shelby Sou. Spl. 9:00 AM "
Ar. Blacksburg " 9:30 AM "
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Lv. Rock Hill
Sou.
No. 24
7:25 AM "
Lv. Fort Mill
"
7:38 AM "
Ar. Charlotte
"
8:15 AM "
Lv. Charlotte
S<
HI.
Special
8:30 AM "
Ar. Gastonia
"
9:00 AM "
Lv. Gastonia
"
9:10 AM "
Ar. Blacksburg
"
9:40 AM "
Lv. Blacksburg
"
9:50 AM "
Ar. Atlanta
"
4:00 PM "
Lv. Atlanta
"
3:45 PM (CT)
Ar. Birmingham
"
8:45 PM "
Lv. Birmingham
"
9:15 PM "
Ar. Hattiesburg
"
4:15 AM " Aug. 1st, 1938
Lv. Hattiesburg
I.
C
Special
4:45 AM "
Ar. Maxie
"
5:45 AM "
Equipment Returning:
1 Baggage Car to Lincolnton.
1 Baggage Car to Rock Hill.
2 Coaches to Lincolnton.
6 Coaches to Charlotte.
10
Return Schedule
Lv. Maxie
I. C. Special
5:00 AM (CT)
Aug. 12, 1938
Ar. Hattiesburg
"
6:00 AM "
"
Lv. Hattiesburg
So. Ry. Special
6:20 AM "
"
Ar. Birmingham
"
1:50 PM "
"
Lv. Birmingham
"
2:20 PM "
"
Ar. Atlanta
"
7:20 PM "
"
Lv. Atlanta
"
8:40 PM (ET)
"
Ar. Blacksburg
"
2:50 AM "
Aug. 13, 1938
Lv. Blacksburg
So. Ry. No. 36
10:40 AM "
"
Ar. Shelby
"
11:15 AM "
"
Lv. Blacksburg
So. Ry. Special
3:00 AM "
"
Ar. Gastonia
"
3:30 AM "
"
Lv. Gastonia
C. & N. W. Spl.
4:00 AM "
"
Ar. Lincolnton
"
5:00 AM "
"
Lv. Blacksburg
So. Ry. Special
3:00 AM "
"
Ar. Charlotte
"
4:00 PM "
"
Lv. Charlotte
So. Ry. No. 31
5:05 AM "
"
Ar. Ft. Mill
"
5:36 AM "
"
Ar. Rock Hill
)>
5:55 AM "
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Organization
TRAIN No.
Of. Men Imped.
27
From
Co. G. 120th Inf. 3 64
Hq.Co.3d Bn.l20th Inf. 3 24
Hq.Co.2d Bn.l20th Inf. 3 27
Co. C. 105th Eng 3 64
Co. E. 120th Inf. 3 63
Co. F. 105th Eng.„. 3 53
Hq. 30th Div 1 4(
Co. F. 120th Inf. 4 51(
Hq. & Serv. Co. 105th (
Eng 4 25(
Med. Det. 105th Eng 2 20(5185
800 Winston-Salem, N. C.
870 Asheboro, N. C
870 Albemarle, N. C
800 Salisbury, N. C
800 Concord, N. C
800 Statesville, N. C
Charlotte, N. C
To
Brooklyn
11 100 5185
30 395 10125
Route Going: Winston-Salem, Salisbury, Concord, Statesville, Charlotte,
N. C, So. Ry. Sys., Hattiesburg and I. C. Sys.
Route Going: Asheboro, N. C, H. P. R. A. & S., High Point, So. Ry.
Sys., Hattiesburg and I. C. Sys.
Route Going: Albemarle, N. C, Yad. R. R., Salisbury, So. Ry. Sys., Hat-
tiesburg and I. C. Sys.
Route Returning: Reverse of the above.
Equipment Going:
1 Baggage Car from Winston-Salem.
1 Baggage Car from Asheboro.
1 Baggage Car from Albemarle.
9 Coaches from points of origin.
1 Coach Salisbury for Statesville.
13
Going Schedule
Lv. Winston-Salem
Ar. Charlotte
So. Ry. Sys. No.
1
8:50 AM (ET)
11:35 AM "
July 31,
1938
Lv. Asheboro
Ar. High Point
H.P.R.A.&S.Spl.
5:00 AM "
6:15 AM "
»
Lv. High Point
So. Ry. Sys. No.
y>
6:28 AM "
"
Lv. Albemarle
Ar. Salisbury
Yadkin Special
8:30 AM "
9:30 AM "
»
Lv. Statesville
Ar. Salisbury
So. Ry. Sys. No.
36
8:55 AM "
9:40 AM "
»
Lv. Salisbury
Lv. Concord
Lv. Charlotte
Ar. Atlanta
So. Ry. Sys. Spl.
10:00 AM "
10:30 AM "
11:45 AM "
6:10 PM (ET)
»
Ar. Atlanta
Lv. Atlanta
Ar. Birmingham
Lv. Birmingham
Ar. Hattiesburg
"
5:10 PM (CT)
5:30 PM "
10:30 PM "
11:00 PM "
6:00 AM "
Aug. 1st,
1938
Lv. Hattiesburg
Ar. Brooklyn
111. Cent. Special
6:30 AM "
7:15 AM "
»
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Equipment Returning:
1 Baggage Car to Winston-Salem.
1 Baggage Car to Asheboro.
1 Baggage Car to Albemarle.
10 Coaches.
13
Return Schedule
Lv. Brooklyn
I. C. Special
11:55 AM
(CT)
Aug. 13, 1938
Ar. Hattiesburg
"
12:40 PM
"
Lv. Hattiesburg
So. Ry. Special
1:00 PM
"
Ar. Birmingham
"
8:30 PM
"
Lv. Birmingham
j»
9:00 PM
"
Ar. Atlanta
»J
2:00 AM
"
Aug. 14, 1938
Lv. Atlanta
"
3:30 AM
(ET)
Ar. Charlotte
>»
11:50 AM
"
Ar. Concord
»»
12:20 PM
"
Ar. Salisbury
"
1:20 PM
"
Lv. Salisbury
So. Ry. No. 21
2:05 PM
"
Ar. Statesville
"
3:06 PM
"
Lv. Salisbury
Yadkin Special
1:30 PM
"
Ar. Albemarle
"
2:30 PM
" ■
Lv. Salisbury
So. Ry. No. 34
4:55 PM
"
Ar. High Point
"
5:47 PM
"
Lv. High Point
H.P.R.A.&S. Spl.
5:50 PM
"
"
Ar. Asheboro
"
7:00 PM
"
"
Lv. Charlotte
So. Ry. No. 22
1:10 PM
"
"
Ar. Winston-Salem
"
4:30 PM
"
"
TRAIN No. 28
Organization Off. Men Imped. From
State Staff. 4 1750 Raleigh, N. C.
Hq. 120th Inf. 3
Serv Co. 120th Inf. 1 25
Hq. 105th Eng 3
To
.Maxie, Miss.
11 25 1750
Hq. 105th Med. Reg.._... 5
Serv.Co.l05th Med.Reg. 2 25 ...
Co. C. 120th Inf. 3 60 2800
Henderson, N. C
10 85 2800
Hq.Co.lst Bn.l20th Inf. 3 26
Co. B. 120th Inf. 3 61
Hq.Co.3d Bn.ll8th Inf. 2 20
178th Field Art 1 5
870 Oxford, N. C
800 Norlina or Warren Plains
for Warrenton
1000 Chester, S. C.._
800 Laurens, S. C
30 222 8020
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Route Going: All points except Laurens, S. A. L. Ry., Birmingham, So. Ry.
Sys., Hattiesburg, I. C. Sys.
Route Going: Laurens, C. N. & L. R. R., Clinton, S. A. L., Birmingham,
So. Ry. Sys., Hattiesburg, I. C. Sys.
Route Returning: Reverse of above.
Equipment Going:
1 Baggage Car.
6 Coaches.
Lv. Warren Plains
Lv. Norlina
Ar. Henderson
Lv. Oxford
Ar. Henderson
Lv. Henderson
Lv. Raleigh
Lv. Chester
Lv. Laurens
Ar. Clinton
Lv. Clinton
Lv. Howells
Ar. Birmingham
Lv. Birmingham
Ar. Hattiesburg
Lv. Hattiesburg
Ar. Maxie
Going Schedule
S. A. L. Special 6:25 AM (ET) July 31, 1938
6:30 AM "
6:50 AM "
7:40 AM
8:25 AM
8:30 AM
9:40 AM
2:00 PM
C. N. & L. No. 13
2:00 PM
2:38 PM
S. A. L. Special
3:05 PM "
6:45 PM (CT)
10:45 PM "
Sou. Special
11:30 PM
6:30 AM
I. C. Special
7:00 AM
8:00 AM
Aug. 1st, 1938
Equipment Returning:
1 Baggage Car Maxie to Oxford via Norlina.
1 Coach Maxie to Oxford.
Chester and Laurens use. Oxford Coach.
2 Coaches Maxie to Norlina or Warren Plains.
2 Coaches Maxie to Henderson.
1 Coach Maxie to Raleigh.
1 A. C. L. Coach Brooklyn to Edenton— Baggage and Imped, to be
handled in Oxford baggage car to Raleigh, thence regular
8 equipment N. S. No. 2.
Return Schedule
Lv. Maxie
Ar. Hattiesburg
Lv. Hattiesburg
Ar. Birmingham
Lv. Birmingham
Ar. Clinton
I. C. Special
So. Ry. Special
S. A. L. Special
5:00 AM (CT)
6:00 AM "
6:15 AM "
1 :45 PM "
2:30 PM "
12:10 AM (ET)
Aug. 12, 1938
Aug. 13, 1938
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Lv. Clinton
Ar. Laurens
C. N. & L. No. 12
5:48 AM
6.10 AM
Ar. Chester
Ar. Raleigh
Ar. Henderson
Lv. Henderson
S. A. L. Special
1:15 AM
5:35 AM
6:45 AM
6:50 AM
Ar. Norlina
Ar. Warren Plains
7:10 AM
7:15 AM
Lv. Henderson
Ar. Oxford
7:45 AM
8:30 AM
Lv. Raleigh
Ar. Edenton
N. S. No. 2
7:30 AM
2:03 PM
Note: Edenton Co. (2 officers, 32 men, 800 lbs. impedimenta) to be handled
on going trip to Brooklyn via Wilson and A. C. L. Special — See going schedule
of Train No. 42.
Organization
Co. B. 105th Eng 3
Co. H. 120th Inf. 3
Hq. 30th Div 1
Hq.2nd Bat.lOSth Eng... 2
Co. E. 105th Eng 4
TRAIN No. 34
Off. Men Imped. From
64 800 Morganton, N. C...
56 1750 Waynesville, N. C.
2 Canton, N. C
Asheville, N. C
50 800
To
Brooklyn
6 50 800
13 172 3350
Route Going: So. Ry. Sys., Hattiesburg and I. C. Sys.
Route Returning: Reverse of above.
Equipment Going: .
1 Baggage Car from Waynesville.
4 Coaches.
1 Coach added at Knoxville.
Lv. Waynesville
Going Schedule
So. Ry. Sys. No. 18 12:20 PM (CT)
July 31, 1938
Lv. Canton
Ar. Asheville
12:44 PM "
2:30 PM (ET)
Lv. Morganton
Ar. Asheville
So. Ry. Sys. No. 11 12:32 PM (ET)
2:45 PM "
Lv. Asheville
Ar. Knoxville
So. Ry. Sys. No. 11 3:00 PM "
5:55 PM (CT)
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Lv. Knoxville
So.
Ry. Sys. Spl.
6:10 PM
' "
Ar. Chattanooga
"
9:00 PM
' "
Lv. Chattanooga
"
9:30 PM
> »
Ar. Birmingham
j»
1:30 AM
' Aug. 1, 1938
Lv. Birmingham
>»
2:00 AM
' "
Ar. Hattiesburg
"
9:00 AM
> >»
Lv. Hattiesburg
111.
Cent.
Special
9:30 AM
, »
Ar. Brooklyn
"
10:15 AM
' "
Equipment Returning:
1 Baggage Car to Waynesville.
1 Baggage Car to Morganton.
1 Coach to Waynesville.
1 Coach to Morganton.
3 Coaches to Asheville.
Return Schedule
Lv. Brooklyn
I. (
2. Special
7:00 AM (CT)
Aug.
13, 1938
Ar. Hattiesburg
"
7:45 AM "
"
Lv. Hattiesburg
So
Ry. Sys.
Spl.
8:00 AM "
"
Ar. Birmingham
"
3:30 PM "
"
Lv. Birmingham
"
4:00 PM "
"
Ar. Chattanooga
>>
8:15 PM "
"
Lv. Chattanooga
>>
8:45 PM "
"
Ar. Knoxville
!>
11:30 PM "
"
Lv. Knoxville
>>
11:45 PM "
"
Ar. Asheville
"
3:30 AM (ET)
Aug.
14. 1938
Lv. Asheville
So.
Ry. No.
36
5:30 AM "
"
Ar. Morganton
"
7:22 AM "
"
Lv. Asheville
So
Ry. No.
17
8:25 AM (CT)
"
Ar. Canton
JJ
9:10 AM "
»
Ar. Waynesville
1>
9:33 AM "
"
TRAIN No. 40
Organization Off. Men Imped. From
Hq. Co. 30rh Div 2 2 1750 Durham, N. C.
Co. D. 120th Inf. 4 59
Co. A. 120th Inf. 4
Hq. 60th Brig 1
Med. Det. 120th Inf. 5
61 1750
64 800 Burlington, N. C.
Graham, N. C
30 800
To
Maxie, Miss.
Hq. Co. 120th Inf 2
Hq. Co. 60th Brig 1
Co. I. 105th Med. Reg... 5
Hq. 2d Bn. " 2
30 800
52 1155 Reidsville, N. C.
36 1520 Leaksville, N. C.
49 Madison, N. C...
3050
Co. A. 105th Eng 3
49 3050
61 800 N. Wilkesboro, N. C.
29 353 9880
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Route Going: Durham, Burlington, Graham, Reidsville, N. Wilkesboro,
N. C, So. Ry. Sys., Hattiesburg, I. C. Sys.
Route Going: Leaksville, N. C, D. & W., Danville, So. Ry. Sys., Hatties-
burg and I. C. Sys.
Route Going: Madison, N. C, N. & W., Winston-Salem, So. Ry. Sys.,
Hattiesburg and I. C. Sys.
Route Returning from McLaurin: Reverse of above.
Equipment Going:
1 Baggage Car from N. Wilkesboro.
1 Baggage Car from Durham.
1 Baggage Car from Danville.
10 Coaches.
13
Lv. Leaksville
Ar. Danville
Going Schedule
D. & W. No. 4 3:35 PM (ET) July 31, 1938
5:00 PM "
Lv. Danville
Lv. Reidsville
So. Ry. Sys. Spl.
5:15 PM "
6:00 PM "
Lv. Madison
Ar. Winston-Salem
N. & W. No. 21
1 :08 PM "
2:05 PM "
Lv. Winston-Salem
Ar. Greensboro
So. Ry. Sys. No.
22
5:00 PM "
5:45 PM "
Lv. Durham
Lv. Graham
Lv. Burlington
Ar. Greensboro
So. Ry. Sys. No.
17
4:00 PM "
4:53 PM "
5:02 PM "
5:40 PM "
Lv. North Wilkesboro
Ar. Greensboro
So. Ry. Sys. #14-22
2:15 PM "
5:45 PM "
Lv. Greensboro
Ar. Atlanta
Ar. Atlanta
So. Ry. Sys. Spl.
7:00 PM "
4:30 AM " Aug. 1, 1938
3:30 AM (CT)
Lv. Atlanta
Ar. Birmingham
Lv. Birmingham
Ar. Hattiesburg
u
3:45 AM "
8:45 AM "
9:15 AM "
4:15 PM "
Lv. Hattiesburg
Ar. Maxie
111. Cent. Special
>>
4:45 PM "
5:45 PM "
Equipment Returning:
1 Baggage Car to North Wilkesboro.
1 Baggage Car to Durham.
1 Baggage Car to Danville.
1 Coach to Leaksville.
1 Coach to Madison.
4 Coaches to Durham.
2 Coaches to N. Wilkesboro.
2 Coaches to Greensboro.
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Return Schedule
Lv. McLaurin
I. C. Special
5:00 AM (CT)
Aug. 13, 1938
Ar. Hattiesburg
"
5:45 AM "
Lv. Hattiesburg
So. Ry. Special
6:00 AM "
Ar. Birmingham
>>
2:00 PM "
Lv. Birmingham
>>
2:30 PM "
Ar. Atlanta
"
7:15 PM "
Lv. Atlanta
>>
8:45 PM (ET)
Ar. Greensboro
"
6:15 AM "
Aug. 14, 1938
Lv. Greensboro
So. Ry. No. 1
6:57 AM "
Ar. Winston-Salem
"
7:37 AM "
Lv. Winston-Salem
So. Ry. No. 13
8:00 AM "
Ar. North Wilkesboro
"
10:30 AM "
Lv. Winston-Salem
N. & W. No. 34
7:45 AM "
Ar. Madison
"
8:50 AM "
Lv. Greensboro
So. Ry. No. 136
7:33 AM "
Ar. Reidsville
"
8:07 AM "
Ar. Danville
>>
8:41 AM "
Lv. Danville
D. & W. Ry. Spl.
8:50 AM "
Ar. Leaksville
"
10:10 AM "
Lv. Greensboro
So. Ry. No. 16
11:30 AM "
Ar. Burlington
JJ
12:08 PM "
Ar. Graham
Ar. Durham
»
12:13 PM "
1:10 PM "
Organization Off.
Co. F. 105th Med. Reg. 2
Co. M. 120th Inf. 5
Co. L. 120th Inf. 3
Co. I. 120th Inf. 3
Co. A. 105th Med Reg... 2
5
Hq.30th Div.ll8th Inf... 1
Co. L. 118th Inf. 3
4
Hq.Co.lst Bn.ll8th Inf. 2
State Staff. 1
Co. D. 118th Inf. _£
4
Hq. 55th F. A. Brig 1
Hq. 30th Div 1
State Staff 2
Hq. 59th Brig..„ 2
Hq. 118th Inf..__ 1
Hq. Co. 118th Inf. _2
9
Co. H. 118th Inf. 3
TRAIN No. 42
Men Imped. From To
32 800 Edenton, N. C Brooklyn
66 1750 Wilson, N. C
64 800 Parkton, N. C
63 1600 Wilmington, N. C
57 Wilmington, N. C
120 1600
Hartsville, S. C.
55 800
55 800
17 1000 Timmonsville, S. C
Orangeburg, S. G...
59 1000 Orangeburg, S. C...
59 1000
( Columbia, S. C.
K
2(2000
(
(
57(
60(2000
59 1000 Columbia, S. C
(For New Brooklyn)
37 532 10750
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Route Going: Edenton, N. C, N. S., Wilson, A. C. L., Augusta, Ga. R. R.,
Atlanta, So. Ry. Sys., Hattiesburg and I. C. Sys.
Route Going: Wilson, Parkton, N. C, Hartsville, S. C, Wilmington, N. C
Timmonsville, Orangeburg, S. C, A. C. L., Augusta, Ga. R. R.'
Atlanta, So. Ry. Sys., Hattiesburg and I. C. Sys.
Route Going: Columbia, S. C., So. Ry., Augusta, Ga. R. R., Atlanta, So"
Ry. Sys., Hattiesburg and I. C. Sys.
Route Returning: Reverse of above, except Edenton unit will return
S. A. L. Special — See train No. 28.
Equipment Going and Returning:
Edenton regular train Baggage Car to Wilson.
1 Baggage Car from Wilson.
1 Baggage Car from Wilmington.
1 C-B Car from Hartsville.
1 Baggage Car Columbia to Augusta
(a)-4 Coaches from Wilson.
3 Coaches from Wilmington.
1 Coach from Hartsville.
2 Coaches from Florence.
3 Coaches from Columbia.
17
(a)-One of these Coaches to be returned on S. A. L. Special Train No. 28 to
protect Edenton unit returning via that route.
Going Schedule
Lv. Edenton
N. S.
No. 1
12:12 PM (ET)
July 31, 1938
Ar. Wilson
"
4:27 PM "
"
Lv. Wilson
A. C.
L. Special
5:00 PM "
"
Ar. Parkton
"
6:47 PM "
"
Lv. Parkton
"
7:05 PM "
"
Ar. Florence
"
8:20 PM "
"
Lv. Wilmington
A. C.
L. No. 55
4:35 PM "
"
Ar. Florence
"
8:05 PM "
"
Lv. Hartsville
A. C.
L. No. 25
6:05 PM "
"
Ar. Florence
A. C.
L. No. 63
7:15 PM "
"
Lv. Florence
A. C.
L. Special
8:45 PM "
"
Ar. Timmonsville
"
9:05 PM "
"
Lv. Timmonsville
"
9:25 PM "
"
Ar. Orangeburg
j» ■
11:10 PM "
"
Lv. Orangeburg
»»
11:25 PM "
"
Ar. Augusta
"
1:30 AM "
Aug. 1, 1938
Lv. Columbia
So. Ry. Special
10:00 PM "
July 31, 1938
Ar. Augusta
"
1:00 AM "
Aug. 1, 1938
Lv. Augusta
Ga. B
. R. Special
1:40 AM "
Aug. 1, 1938
Ar. Atlanta
"
5:55 AM (CT)
"
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Lv. Atlanta
Ar. Hattiesburg
Sou. Ry. Special
7:15 AM
7:30 PM
Lv. Hattiesburg
Ar. Brooklyn
I. C. Special
8:00 PM
8:45 PM
Return Schedule
Lv. Brooklyn
i.e.
Special
5:30 AM (CT) Aug. 12, 1938
Ar. Hattiesburg
"
6:15 AM "
Lv. Hattiesburg
So. Ry. Special
6:30 AM "
Ar. Birmingham
"
2:00 PM "
Lv. Birmingham
>»
2:30 PM "
Ar. Atlanta
"
7:30 PM "
Lv. Atlanta
Ga. R. R. Special
9:30 PM (ET)
Ar. Augusta
"
2:45 AM " Aug. 13, 1938
Lv. Augusta
So. Ry. Special
3:00 AM "
Ar. Columbia
"
5:45 AM "
Lv. Augusta
A. C.
L. Special
2:55 AM "
Ar. Orangeburg
"
5:00 AM "
Lv. Orangeburg
"
5:15 AM "
Ar. Timmonsville
"
7:00 AM "
Lv. Timmonsville
"
7:20 AM "
Ar. Florence
99
7:40 AM "
Lv. Florence
A. C.
L. No. 62
7:55 AM "
Ar. Hartsville
A. C.
L. No. 24
8:55 AM "
Lv. Florence
A. C.
L. No. 54
8:00 AM "
Ar. Wilmington
"
11:20 AM "
Lv. Florence
A. C.
L. Special
8:05 AM "
Ar. Parkton
"
9:20 AM "
Lv. Parkton
"
9:40 AM "
Ar. Wilson
"
11:30 AM "
Note: Edenton Co. (2 officers, 32 men, 800 lbs. impedimenta) will return
from Brooklyn on S. A. L. Special via Raleigh — See return schedule Train
No. 28.
1. The following will move to and from DeSoto National Forest in
Government vehicles with date of departure, July 28, 1938:
113th Field Artillery.
Detachment 252d Coast Artillery (1 officer, 48 E. M.),
30th Signal Company,
Regimental and Battalion Staff, 105th Q. M. Regiment,
Company A, 10 5th Q. M. Regiment,
Detachment Service Company, 120th Infantry (Inc. S.O. 120th Inf.),
Detachment Headquarters and Service Co., 10 5th Engineers,
Detachment Headquarters Company, 60th Brigade,
Detachment Service Company, 10 5th Medical Regiment,
Detachment Company I, 10 5th Medical Regiment,
Detachment Company F, 105th Medical Regiment,
State Detachment.
94 Report of The Adjutant General
2. The above organizations will return to their home stations not later
than August 14, 1938, and date of departure will be when relieved by
proper authority. No sleeping car accommodations have been authorized.
The number of officers and men shown is based upon prior camp attendance
and, obviously, the actual number to travel may be more or less.
3. The senior officer present on each train and in each motor convoy
will be in command and will be responsible for the conduct of the troops
to and from camps. Guards will be kept on doors and the men prevented
from leaving the coaches except when so ordered by proper authority.
Special attention will be paid to transportation equipment and responsible
officers will take the necessary steps to prevent any damages thereto.
4. All troops arriving at camps will be met by guides and taken to
their areas. Commanding Officers of units moving by rail or motor are
cautioned to exercise proper authority over their personnel and to take
precautions, particularly, from a standpoint of safety.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders June 28, 1938.
No. 18
1. General Orders No. 1, The Adjutant General's Department, January
3, 1927, are hereby revoked, and the charge of desertion of Private
Carter S. Williams, formerly of Battery E, 117th Field Artillery, Green-
ville, N. C, is set aside.
2. A copy of this order will be posted on the bulletin board of all
organizations of the National Guard for a period of thirty days.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
GENERAL ORDERS— 1939
State of North Carolina
The Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh, North Carolina
General Orders January 16, 1939.
No. 1.
1. The 1939 Annual Armory Inspection of the North Carolina National
Guard, in accordance with the provisions of Section 93, National Defense
Act, as amended, and letter NG 333, 45-Gen-39, Hq 4th CA, December 7,
1938 will be conducted, as provided in Section II, NGR 48, January 18,
1934, by officers of the Regular Army detailed by the Commanding Gen-
eral, Fourth Corps Area. The itinerary and the names of the Inspecting
Officers are given in paragraph 10 of this order. Time of arrival of In-
specting Officers will be transmitted to organizations as soon as practicable.
Upon their arrival, unit commanders will report by phone or in person.
2. The inspection will be made a formal occasion. The primary ob-
jects of the inspection are enumerated in paragraphs 8, NGR 48. The
inspection of the training of the unit or headquarters will be confined to
objectives prescribed in the program of the next higher commander, and
which should have been scheduled previous to the inspection, and in addi-
tion, such other training as the unit or headquarters commander may have
scheduled previous to the inspection. Unit and headquarters commanders
should be prepared to demonstrate the state of training achieved in
scheduled subjects by presenting for the inspector a previously planned
and rehearsed schedule, after or during which the inspector may ask to see
such phases of the schedule repeated, or such other training as has been
laid down under schedules of the unit, as he may desire. The inspector
will base his report on these subjects and no other. The planned demon-
stration of the training of the unit as a whole, including the repetition of
certain phases of training, or other training covered in schedule, as the
inspector may desire to see, should not exceed the normal drill time.
3. Attendance at inspection is compulsory. A report of all absentees
from inspection by reason of unavoidable causes, such as sickness, etc.,
will be rendered to the Inspecting Officer. Absentees without leave of
absence or on furlough will be dealt with in accordance with the law.
Officers and enlisted men temporarily absent from their home stations at
the muster and inspection of their organizations may be attached, for
inspection, to any other organization, provided necessary arrangements
are made with The Adjutant General by the immediate commanding officers
and notice given the Inspector to whom they are to report.
4. The inspection of personnel will be made beginning at 8:00 P. M.,
on the date named herein. Field and Staff Officers whose station is that of
their respective headquarters will report for inspection with the head-
quarters personnel. Hours of inspection may fc-e changed after consul-
tation between the Inspecting Officer and the unit commander. The or-
ganization commander, caretaker, and supply sergeant to be present at the
96 Report of The Adjutant General
armory at such time in the afternoon as the Inspecting Officer may desig-
nate and all individual lockers opened and the field range set up. The
first sergeant and company clerk to be present at the armory at the desig-
nated time in the afternoon for administrative inspection.
5. All property, arms, clothing, and equipment, will be thoroughly
cleaned and put in good condition. Sealed boxes or cases need not be
opened. Property in supply rooms and in individual lockers will be neatly
and carefully arranged, that the Inspecting Officer may see its general
condition and may count and check it easily and without loss of time.
Items mentioned on spot inventory will be arranged as requested by the
Inspecting Officer.
6. All records required by National Guard Regulations, or other War
Department authority, will be fully written up and accessible. The files of
retained enlistment and physical examination papers of enlisted men for
the entire personnel at the time of the inspection must be conveniently
arranged in case information of this nature is desired.
7. The service uniform, woolen (without packs), will be worn, in-
cluding cap, regulation shoes and leggins (or boots). The olive drab
service shirt will be worn under the coat. Officers will be uniformed the
same as troops of their command with saber. Every effort will be made to
have personal equipment complete, thoroughly renovated and properly
cleaned in order that each may present a neat appearance.
8. Inspecting Officers are requested to inspect Motor Vehicle Service
Record Books of those units having motor vehicles. (QMC Form 248).
9. Unit commanders will be ready to state what steps they have taken
to carry out the 1939 Major Effort; Field and Staff Officers what they are
doing (AEC work) to qualify for armory drill pay; and applicable officers
what steps they have taken to overcome their deficiencies, noted in 1938
Armory and Field Inspection Reports.
10. Inspecting Officers and Dates for Inspections.
Major Paul W. Rutledge, C. A. C, Columbia, S. C.
252nd Coast Artillery
13 — Battery F, C. A. Raeford
14— Hq. B & CT 1st Bn., C. A. Raeford
Lt. Col. Robert B. Lewis, Ex. 0.
Major Robert A. Matheson, Jr., MC.
Captain Julian H. Blue, Adj. 1st Bn. C.A.
15 — Battery B, C. A. Lumberton
16 — Service Battery, C. A. (less Band Sec.) Whiteville
17 — Headquarters Battery, C. A. Wilmington
Band Section, Service Battery, C. A. Wilmington
1st Lt. Roger McK. Page, Jr., P&TO, 3rd Bn. C.A.
Sat Feb 18 — Regtl Hq: Hq. 1st Bn: Hq. 3rd Bn., C. A. Wilmington
1st Lt. William A. Latta, Chaplain
1st Lt. William C. Mebane, Jr., MC.
1st Lt. Paul J. Dishner, Int.O., C. A.
Mon Feb 20 — Battery A, C. A. Wilmington
Tue Feb 21 — Battery D, C. A. Greensboro
Headquarters 2nd Bn., C. A. Greensboro
Wed Feb 22— Hq. B & CT 2nd Bn., C. A. Greensboro
Mon
Feb
Tue
Feb
Wed
Feb
Thu
Feb
Fri
Feb
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Thu Feb 23 — Battery C, C. A. Greensboro
Fri Feb 24 — Battery E, C. A. High Point
Sat Feb 25— Hq. B & CT 3rd Bn., C. A. High Point
Major Charles M. Thirlkeld, F. A., Columbia, S. C.
113th Field Artillery
Mon Feb 27 — Headquarters 1st Bn., F. A. Monroe
Headquarters 3rd Bn., F. A. Monroe
Major Wesley C. Thompson, CO, 1st Bn., F.A.
Battery F, F. A. Monroe
Tue Feb 28— Hq. B & CT 3rd Bn., F. A. Lenoir
Wed Mch 1— Battery E, F. A. Sanford
Major Eugene Alexander, Chaplain, 105th Engrs.
Thu Mch 2 — Headquarters Battery, F. A. Dunn
Fri Mch 3— Hq. B & CT 2nd Bn., F. A. Smithfield
Captain Win. A. Royall, Adj. 2nd Bn., F. A.
Sat Mch 4 — Battery B, F. A. Louisburg
1st Lt. Charles P. Green, P&TO, 1st Bn., F. A.
Mon Mch 6 — Regimental Headquarters, F. A. , Raleigh
Lt. Col. Joseph B. Thorp, Ex.O.
Captain Joe B. Linker, Adj. Regt. Hq.
Captain Frederick C. Shepard, Adj. 1st Bn., F. A.
Tue Mch 7 — Hq. B & CT 1st Bn., F. A. Youngsville
Wed Mch 8 — Battery A, F. A. Greenville
1st Lt. Samuel B. Howard, Int.O., 3rd Bn., F.A.
1st Lt. Robert A. Eason, Ln.O., 1st Bn., F.A.
Thu Mch 9 — Battery C, F. A. Washington
Fri Mch 10 — Headquarters 2nd Bn., F. A. New Bern
Battery D, F. A. New Bern
Sat Mch 11 — Service Battery, F. A. Kinston
Major Jasper M. Groves, INF., Rock Hill, S. C.
120th Infantry
Thu Mch 16 — Company I, Inf. Wilmington
Captain Charles R. Blomme, ADC. 30th Div.
Fri Mch 17 — Company L, Inf. Parkton
Sat Mch 18 — Company M, Inf. Wilson
1st Lt. Joshua E. Paschall, Adj. 1st Bn., 105th QM.
Mon Mch 20 — Company B, Inf. Warrenton
Headquarters 1st Bn., Inf. Warrenton
Tue Mch 21 — Headquarters Company, 1st Bn., Inf. Oxford
Wed Mch 22 — Company C, Inf. Henderson
Headquarters 1st Bn., 105th QM. Henderson
Major James C. Cooper, P&TO., Inf.
Captain Sidney E. Jennette, Adj. Regt. Hq. Engrs.
Thu Mch 23 — Regimental Headquarters, Inf. Raleigh
State Staff Corps & Departments Raleigh
Quartermaster Detachment Raleigh
Major Arthur L. Fletcher, JAGD., SS.
Major James C. Dempsey, Insp. Genl., SS.
Fri Mch 24 — Service Company, Inf. Raleigh
Captain Kenneth A. Kirby, Adj. 60th Brig.
Captain Charles F. Williams, MC.
Captain Harold W. Glascock, Jr., MC.
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Sat Mch 25— Hq. & Hq. Det. (Insp. Sec.) 30th Div. Durham
Company D, Inf. Durham
Captain James B. Cole, P&TO., 105th QM.
Headquarters 1st Bn., Engrs. (Maj. P. P. Phillips) Durham
Mon Mch 27 — Headquarters 60th Brigade Graham
Lt. Col. Wm. V. Copeland, Ex.O., Inf.
1st Lt. Charles B. Aycock, ABC. 60th Brig.
Company A, Inf. Burlington
Tue Mch 28 — Company G, Inf. Winston-Salem
Captain Frank D. Dean, Chaplain
Wed Mch 29 — Company A, 10 5th QM. Regt. Winston-Salem
Thu Mch 30 — Headquarters Company, Inf. Reidsville
Fri Mch 31 — Headquarters Company, 60th Brigade Leaksville
Sat Apr 1 — Headquarters Company, 3rd Bn., Inf. Asheboro
Captain James G. Crutchfield, DC.
Mon Apr 3 — Headquarters Company, 2nd Bn., Inf. Albemarle
Tue Apr 4 — Company E, Inf. Concord
Wed Apr 5 — Company F, Inf. Charlotte
Hq. & Hq. Det. (Finance Sec.) 30th Div. Charlotte
Major Paul R. Younts, Ex.O. 60th Brig.
Thu Apr 6 — Headquarters 2nd Bn., Inf. Gastonia
Howitzer Company, Inf. Gastonia
Captain Ernest R. Morgan, Adj. Hq. Inf.
Fri Apr 7 — Company' K, Inf. Shelby
Headquarters 3rd Bri., Inf. Shelby
Sat Apr 8 — Company H, Inf. Waynesville
Major John F. Zajicek, C. E., Huntersville, Ala.
105th Engineers
Mon Apr 10 — Headquarters 2nd Bn., Engrs. Asheville
Company E, Engrs. Asheville
Major Robert E. Gribbin, Chaplain, 105th Med.
Captain Wm. A. Brewton, MC.
Tue Apr 11 — Company B, Engrs. Morganton
Wed Apr 12 — Company A, Engrs. No. Wilkesboro
Thu Apr 13 — Company F, Engrs. Statesville
Fri Apr 14 — Company C, Engrs. Salisbury
Sat Apr 15 — Company D, Engrs. Lincolnton
Captain Charles R. Jonas, 55th Cav. Brig.
Captain Charlie H. Harrill, DC.
Mon Apr 17 — Regimental Headquarters, Engrs. Charlotte
Colonel Graham K. Hobbs, CO, Engrs.
1st Lt. Warren O. Cochrane, Adj. 1st Bn. Engrs.
Headquarters & Service Co., Engrs. Charlotte
Major Leon H. Richmond, S. C, Mobile, Ala.
Sat Apr 15 — 30th Signal Company Canton
Signal Section, Hq. & Hq. Det. 30th Div. Canton
Major Murray P. Whichard, MC, SS.
Lt. Col. Harry R. Melton, Med. Corps, Henderson, N. C.
Mon Mch 13 — Company F, 105th Med. Edenton
Tue Mch 14 — Company A, 105th Med. Wilmington
Thu Mch 16 — Med. Dept. Det. 105th Engrs. Charlotte
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Fri Mch 17 — Med. Dept. Det. 252nd C. A. Greensboro
Captain James B. Richardson, DC.
Sat Mch 18 — Med. Dept. Det. 120th Inf. Graham
Mon Mch 20 — Hq. 2nd Bn. & Company I, 105th Med. Madison
Tue Mch 21 — Med. Dept. Det. 113th F. A. Wake Forest
Captain Gaither Fred Hale, DC.
Wed Mch 22— Regtl. Hq. & Service C. 105th Med. Henderson
Captain Thomas B. Royster, Adj. Regt. Hq.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
Si
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders January 17, 1939.
No. 2.
1. With profound sorrow, the death of
2nd LIEUTENANT WILLIAM ROBERT McRACKAN, Jr.
Service Battery, 252nd Coast Artillery, North Carolina National
Guard, on January 5, 1939, at Whiteville, North Carolina, is
announced.
2. Lieutenant McRackan was born in Whiteville, North
Carolina, October 6, 1908. He was identified with the business
and social life of the community in which he spent his entire
life. At the time of his death, he was in the performance of
his duties as an employee of the Tide Water Power Company.
His death resulted from coming in contact with a high voltage
power line. Lieutenant McRackan, after graduation from
North Carolina State College, returned to Whiteville and for
several years was a member of the high school faculty, serving
as band instructor and teacher. In 1935, he resigned this
position to become connected with the power company and re-
mained with that company until the time of his death.
3. A man and an officer of sterling qualities, pleasant, and
happy of manner, both in civil life and in the performance of
his military duties, he was liked by all who knew him. His
popularity was attested by his many friends, who with officers
and men of the National Guard, with whom he had contact,
deplore his untimely death.
Record of Service
Lieutenant McRackan, upon graduation from college, was
commissioned 2nd Lieutenant, Infantry, Organized Reserve
Corps, July 21, 1930. Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant, Coast
Artillery, North Carolina National Guard, August 1, 1930, and
was assigned to duty with Service Battery, 252nd Coast
Artillery, which position he held at the time of his death.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
Report of The Adjutant General 101
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders February 8, 1939.
No. 3
1. So much of Par. 10, General Orders No. 1, The Adjutant General's
Department, Raleigh. N. C. dated January 16, 1939, as directs 1st Lieu-
tenant Samuel B. Howard, Int. O. & P. & TO., 3rd Bn., 113th Field
Artillery, NC. NG., station Morganton, N. C, to appear for Annual Armory
Inspection on March 8, 1939, with Battery A, 113th FA. NC. NG., station
Greenville, N. C, is amended to direct 1st Lt. Howard to appear on
February 28, 1939, with Hq. B. & CT. 3rd Bn., 113th FA., NC. NG.,
station Lenoir, N. C.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders February 11, 193 9.
No. 4
1. All property purchased by organizations of the National Guard,
from Company funds, including all moneys received for the benefit of the
military units, will be listed on the sheets provided in the front of the
Council Book. Such property, including office furniture and equipment,
tools and implements, as may now be in possession of the organizations,
will be checked and listed and in the future such records will be kept up
to date.
2. Captain Thomas H. Upton, North Carolina National Guard, Property
Auditor, upon his future visits to organizations to check Federal property,
will check such property in addition to his check of Federal property.
3. Under a former ruling of The Attorney General, moneys received
from whatsoever source by military organizations for the benefit of the
command and the expenditure thereof should be accounted for to The
Adjutant General. Therefore, a proper record of property purchased with
such money should be listed and accounted for.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
102 Report of The Adjutant General
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders February 13, 1939.
No. 5
1. So much of Paragraph 7, General Orders No. 1, The Adjutant
General's Department, NC, January 16, 1939, as prescribes the uniform
to be worn by officers and men at The Annual Armory Inspection, 1939,
as affects the 252nd Coast Artillery, is amended to authorize the Com-
manding Officer, 252nd Coast Artillery, to prescribe the uniform for officers
and men of the Regiment.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders March 6, 1939.
No. 6.
1. With profound sorrow, the death of
MAJOR CHARLES HARDEN
Quartermaster Corps, North Carolina National Guard, on Feb-
ruary 28, 1939, at Raleigh, North Carolina, is announced.
2. Major Barden was born in England and early in life came
to the United States, and has spent most of his life in and near
Raleigh, North Carolina. For many years he was in the office of
The Adjutant General, serving as Assistant to the United States
Property and Disbursing Officer, where he was most capable in the
performance of his duties. His interest in the military service is
evidenced by the amount of time he gave to his duties as the Com-
manding Officer of the State Detachment, which unit he assumed
command of soon after its organization. Major Barden, quiet of
disposition, had a determination to accomplish desired results.
Strong of will, though easy of manner, his ability as an officer has
always been recognized. Though retiring, never putting himself
in the foreground, he had many intimate friends who recognized
his true merits, and to these friends he was most loyal and sincere.
In his death, the National Guard has lost a most capable officer
and a true friend, and his death will be mourned by his comrades.
Record of Service
Major Barden enlisted in the Quartermaster Corps, North Caro-
lina National Guard, April 5, 1917, as a Private, and soon was pro-
moted to a Sergeant 1st Class, and was inducted into Federal
service with his organization for the World War on August 5,
1917. He served overseas with the 30th Division from May 28,
1918, to April 2, 1919, and was mustered out of the service upon
his return to this country, April 8, 1919. Following the World
War, Major Barden reenlisted in the newly organized State De-
tachment, Quartermaster Corps, North Carolina National Guard,
on March 16, 1921. He served in the ranks as a Private and in
the grades of non-commissioned officers and was discharged as a
Technical Sergeant on September 12, 1921, to accept a commis-
sion. He was commissioned a 2nd Lieutenant September 13, 1921,
and was assigned to the command of the State Detachment. He
was promoted to a 1st Lieutenant, November 15, 1921; Captain,
November 26, 1926; Major, November 14, 1929, in which rank he
served as commanding officer of the State Detachment until his
death.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
104 Report of The Adjutant General
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders March 8, 1939.
No. 7
1. Under the provisions of Par. 54 (a) NGR-25, the Commanding
Officer, Company G, 120th Infantry, NC. NG., Winston-Salem, N. C, is
hereby directed to drop the following named enlisted man from the rolls
of his organization as a deserter, effective March 1, 1939:
JACK G. MAYNARD, Pvt.
2. All officers of the National Guard will refrain from enlisting the
above named man in any of their organizations.
3. A copy of this order will be posted on the bulletin board of all
organizations for a period of thirty days.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders March 13, 193 9.
No. 8
1. So much of Par. 10, General Orders No. 1, The Adjutant General's
Department, January 16, 1939, as directs Major James C. Dempsey, Insp.
Genl., SS., to report to the Inspecting Officer for the Annual Armory In-
spection on March 23, 193 9, at Raleigh, N. C, is amended to direct Major
Dempsey to report to Major Jasper M. Groves, Infantry Officer, on March
18, 1939, at Wilson, North Carolina.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders March 31, 1939.
No. 9
1. So much of Par. 10, General Orders No. 1, The Adjutant General's
Department, January 16, 193 9, as refers to the date of the Inspection of —
Regimental Headquarters, 105th Engineers
1st Lt. Warren O. Cochrane, Adj. 1st Bn., Engineers
Hq. and Service Co., 105th Engineers
Charlotte, N. C.
Monday April 17th, is changed to read — Tuesday April 18th, 1939.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
Report of The Adjutant General 105
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders April 4, 193 9.
No. 10
1. The following named enlisted men of Battery A, 252nd Coast
Artillery, firing for the season 1938, qualified with the Automatic Pistol,
Cal. 45, as indicated below:
Name Qualification
1st Sgt. Walker T. Brown Marksman
Staff Sgt. Charlie C. Baggett Marksman
Sgt. Peter H. Braak : Marksman
Cpl. John E. Schadt Marksman
Pvt. lcl. Herbert L. Darden Marksman
Pvt. lcl. Herbert L. Walker Marksman
Pvt. John W. Griffith Marksman
Pvt. Vernon H. Walker Marksman
2. All enlisted men whose names appear in the foregoing list will be
awarded the proper qualification insignia.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders April 12, 193 9.
No. 11
1. The following will govern the submission of War Department Forms
107, Forms 100, and Armory Drill Payrolls:
a. Forms 107: Will be submitted by all Field and Staff Officers on the
first day of each month, covering duties performed, as provided in
paragraph 1, General Orders No. 18, AGD. NC, October 21, 1936,
and paragraph 2, General Orders No. 21, ADG. NC, November 18,
1936, and giving nature, and number of hours of each such duty
performed (or noting "None") the previous month as follows:
(1) Division and Brigade Staff Officers: One copy to the Instructor
who certifies payrolls.
(2) Regimental Field and Staff Officers: One copy to the Instructor
who certifies the payroll and one copy to the officer who pre-
pares payrolls.
(3) Battalion Field and Staff Officers: One copy to the Instructor
who certifies payrolls. One copy to the Regimental Commander
for his information. One copy to the officer who prepares
payrolls.
(4) State Staff Officers: One copy to the Senior Instructor and
one copy to the officer who prepares payrolls.
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b. Forms 100: All units, Battalion Headquarters, Regimental Head-
quarters, Division and Brigade Headquarters, and the State Staff
will submit four (4) signed copies direct to the Instructor certifying
payrolls, not later than the 8th of each month.
c. Payrolls :
(1) Regimental Headquarters will submit payrolls to the Instructor
concerned, through the Adjutant General.
(2) Battalion Headquarters will submit payrolls to the Instructor
who certifies same.
(3) Division Officers and Brigade payrolls will be submitted to the
Instructor concerned.
(4) Units will submit four (4) copies, together with retained copy
of previous payroll, direct to the Regimental Commander, who
will sign certificate (if in order) and send the rolls to the
Instructor who certifies same.
(5) The State Staff payroll will be forwarded to the Senior In-
structor, through The Adjutant General.
2. All orders in conflict herewith are rescinded.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders May 18, 1939.
No. 12
1. Under the provisions of Par, 54 (a) NGR-25, the Commanding
Officer, Company A, 120th Infantry, NC. NG., Burlington, N. C, is hereby
directed to drop the following named enlisted men from the rolls of his
organization as deserters, effective this date:
CHARLIE R. ENOCH, Pvt.
JOHN V. FOUSHEE, Pvt.
ROBERT M. MOORE, Pvt.
2. All officers of the National Guard will refrain from enlisting the
above named men in any of their organizations.
3. A copy of this order will be posted on the bulletin board of all
organizations for a period of thirty days.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
Report of The Adjutant General 107
State of North Carolina
The Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders June 2, 1939.
No. 13.
1. Under authority of the National Guard Bureau, War Department,
fifteen-day Camps of Instruction will be held for the North Carolina
National Guard as follows:
July 2-16, 1939 Camp Foster, Fla.
Hq. 30th Division.
Hq. Dets. 30th Division.
30th Signal Co.
105th Engineers.
105th Med. Regt.
September 3-17, 1939 Fort Moultrie, S. C.
252nd Coast Artillery.
July 16-30, 1939 Fort Bragg, N. C.
113th Field Artillery.
July 16-30, 1939 Camp Jackson, S. C.
State Staff and State Det. (QMC).
July 30-August 13, 1939 Camp Jackson, S. C.
Hq. 60th Brigade.
Hq. Co. 60th Brig.
120th Infantry.
Regtl. Hq. Staff; Hq. 1st Bn. & Co. A, 105th QM Regt.
2. At the conclusion of the camps and training, organizations will
return to their proper stations unless sooner relieved by proper authority.
3. Advance detachments will be in accordance with National Guard
Bureau Circular No. 14 B, 1937, and Regimental and separate commanders
will be advised of approval upon receipt of training authorities.
4. Brigade and Regimental Commanders or Senior officers present are
designated as Camp Commanders for their respective camps, and will
perform the duties of such to include the publication of the necessary
orders covering the conduct of the camp and program of instruction. At
the termination of the camps each Camp Commander will submit to the
Adjutant General of North Carolina a report on his camp with such
recommendations and comments as may be deemed advisable and helpful
for subsequent camps.
5. (a) Schedule of movements to and from Camps of Instruction will
be furnished all concerned in a separate communication.
(b) Drayage from armory to railroad station and the reverse will be
paid by the United States Property and Disbursing Officer on Form 1034
and 1034a W. D., which will be accompanied by receipted bills in duplicate
from the person or persons rendering the service. Payments will not be
made to officers commanding units. Such drayage will be accomplished
for $10.00 or less for each organization to cover hauling both ways from
armories and in no case will $20.00 be allowed unless it can be shown by
competitive bids that $10.00 was inadequate. Full use will be made of
108 Report of The Adjutant General
organizational vehicular equipment and drayage will be allowed to organi-
zations only in cases where no wagons or trucks are available to perform
such services.
(c) Transportation requests and bills of lading will be furnished by the
United States Property and Disbursing Officer together with instructions
covering their use. Officers to whom transportation requests and bills of
lading are issued will be held strictly accountable for their proper use and
accomplishment.
(d) It being impracticable for the Government to furnish rations in
kind, travel rations enroute to camp will be paid at the rate of not to
exceed 30c per meal per man prorated between the usual three meals.
Travel rations on the return trip will be issued in kind by the various
camp supply officers on the basis of 90c per day or 30c per meal where less
than a full day is consumed. Reimbursement will be made on this basis
and receipted bills in duplicate must be obtained and attached to vouchers.
(e) Rations while in camp for enlisted men will be purchased by the
Supply Officers of the respective camps in accordance with instructions of
the United States Property and Disbursing Officer. The allowance for this
purpose is for the purchase of bona fide subsistence.
(f) The United States Property and Disbursing Officer will pay all
troops prior to their departure from camp, if practicable, and will settle
all accounts incident to the camps properly payable from Federal funds.
(g) Any units holding an armory drill on the day of departure for
camp will designate in company orders the hours for such drill to termi-
nate prior to departure from home station. Such drills will be considered
as properly supervised and usual armory drills as prescribed in regu-
lations. Provided said drill is held on day prior to opening of camp.
6. (a) Uniform: Cotton breeches, cotton or wool shirts, with black tie,
shoes and leggins or boots and the service hat will be worn enroute to and
from camps and during Field Training, except that Regimental and
Separate Unit Commanders may prescribe the wearing of slacks on these
occasions and when off duty, provided their commands when assembled
are uniform throughout. Cotton breeches and leggins or boots should be
used as far as possible in view of Circular 3 A-3, N. G. B., 1939.
(b) Complete equipment (less overcoats and equipment manifestly
inappropriate) as shown in Table of Basic Allowances, including gas
masks, will be taken with exceptions noted below. Unnecessary and
unauthorized equipment and excess baggage will not be taken.
Field Artillery: The usual field equipment will be taken to Fort Bragg.
Any exceptions will be made the subject of a special communication from
this office.
Camp Jackson: South Carolina will furnish tentage and cots and such
equipment will not be carried. Other usual and appropriate equipment
will be taken, including bed sacks, and Field Ranges. Any exceptions
will be made the subject of special instructions from this office.
Coast Artillery Corps: The usual field equipment will be taken to Fort
Moultrie. Any exceptions will be made the subject of a special communi-
cation from this office.
Report of The Adjutant General 109
Camp Foster: Tentage, cots and field ranges will be furnished by the
U. S. P. & D. O., Florida.
7. Motor convoys will be conducted under the direction of Regimental
or separate unit commanders concerned, who will be responsible for the
safety of those so traveling and compliance with Laws and Regulations
governing travel on the highways.
8. (a) Officers and enlisted men proceeding to and from camps, using
transportation other than in accordance with orders or authority, will do
so at their own risk.
(b) All officers and men will have complied with regulations as to vac-
cinations and inoculations prior to departure from home stations.
9. The provisions of NGR 45 will govern as to numerical strength, and
organizations must comply with these and other regulations to be en-
titled to federal pay.
10. No debts or obligations against the State or United States will be
incurred by an officer, enlisted man or organization, except such as may
have been properly and specifically authorized from this office.
11. Commanding Officers of troops attending joint camps are directed
to comply with all orders and regulations in force at the camp, and will
issue necessary instructions to put this in effect.
12. Pay and allowances of officers and warrant officers and pay and
subsistence of enlisted men will be settled by the United States Property
and Disbursing Officer. Transportation of personnel and equipment will
be paid by the Finance Officer, U. S. A., Washington, D. C. The expenses
are chargeable as follows:
Pay, Officers NG-4913 2-P-3-0121-A-1 405-40
Pay, Warrant Officers NG-49132-P-3-0122-A-1405-40
Pay, Enlisted Men NG-49132-P-3-0123-A-1405-40
Subsistence enlisted men NG-49132-P-3-0260-A-1405-40
Transportation personnel NG-49500-P-3-0600-A-140 5-40
Transportation equipment NG-49 500-P-3-0700-A-1405-40
Travel directed is necessary in the Military Service.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
Annex No. 1 — to — June 19, 1939.
General Orders No. 13,
dated June 2, 1939.
1. a. All organizations North Carolina National Guard to encamp at
Camp J. C. R. Foster, Florida, 1939, will carry to camp cots for enlisted
men and field ranges.
b. Steel cots for officers and tentage for all personnel will be sup-
plied by the U.S. P. & D.O. of Florida.
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
110 Report of The Adjutant General
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders June 2, 1939.
No. 14.
SCHEDULE OF TRAIN MOVEMENTS,
SUMMER CAMPS, N. C. NATIONAL GUARD, 1939
CAMP J. C. R. FOSTER, FLA., JULY 2-16, 1939
Companies A, B, C, D, E, F, Headquarters and Service Co., and Med. Dept.
Det., 105th Engrs.; Company I, 105th Medical Regiment; 30th Signal
Company; and Sections, 30th Division
1939
July 1 Lv. Madison N&W No. 21 1:08 P.M.
Lv. Winston-Salem Sou. Ry. No. 22 5:00 P.M.
Lv. No. Wilkesboro Sou. Ry. No. 14 2:00 P.M.
Ar. Salisbury Sou. Ry. No. 135 7:50 P.M.
Lv. Morganton Sou. Ry. No. 12 4.37 P.M.
Lv. Lincolnton C&NW Special 4:10 P.M.
Lv. Hickory Sou. Ry. No. 12 5:18 P.M.
Lv. Statesville Sou. Ry. No. 12 6:30 P.M.
Ar. Salisbury Sou. Ry. No. 12 7:30 P.M.
Lv. Salisbury Sou. Ry. Special 8:00 P.M.
Lv. Charlotte Sou. Ry. Special 9:15 P.M.
July 2 Ar. Columbia, S. C. Sou. Ry. Special 12:10 A.M.
July 1 Lv. Canton Sou. Ry. No. 18 12: 10 P.M.C.T.
Lv. Asheville Sou. Ry. No. 10 3:40P.M.E.T.
Ar. Columbia Sou. Ry. No. 10 9:35 P.M.
July 2 Lv. Columbia Sou. Ry. Special 12:15 A.M.
Ar. Jacksonville, Fla. Sou. Ry. Special 8:35 A.M.
Lv. Jacksonville, Fla. A. C. L. Special 8:45 A.M.
Ar. Yukon, Fla. A. C. L. Special 9:30 A.M.
Equipment:
2 coaches, 1 baggage car from Madison — fill out Winston-Salem.
2 coaches, Reg. baggage car to Winston-Salem — load in baggage car
with Madison.
2 coaches, 1 baggage car from Morganton — fill out Statesville.
2 coaches from Statesville — load in baggage car with Morganton.
2 coaches, 1 baggage car from Lincolnton — fill out Salisbury.
2 coaches from Salisbury — load in baggage car with Lincolnton.
1 coach, 1 baggage car from Charlotte.
2 coaches, 1 baggage car from Canton — fill out Asheville.
2 coaches from Asheville — load in baggage car with Canton.
Return movement July 16. Same equipment required to protect
Advance detachment will travel in Government trucks.
Report of The Adjutant General 111
Service Co. 105th Med. Regt. & Co. F, 105th Med. Regt.
July 1 Lv. Edenton Nor. Sou. No. 1 12:12 P.M.
Ar. Raleigh Nor. Sou. No. 1 6:20 P.M.
Lv. Raleigh S. A. L. No. 107 10:10 P.M.
July 2 Ar. Jacksonville, Fla. S. A. L. No. 107 8:10 P.M.
Lv. Jacksonville, Fla. A. C. L. Switch 8:45 A.M.
Ar. Yukon, Fla. A. C. L. Switch 9:30 A.M.
July 1 Lv. Henderson S. A. L. No. 3 3:23 P.M.
July 2 Ar. Jacksonville, Fla. S. A. L. No. 3 5:00 A.M.
Lv. Jacksonville, Fla. A. C. L. No. 89 8:30 A.M.
Ar. Yukon, Fla. A. C. L. No. 89 8:46 A.M.
Equipment:
1 coach, 1 baggage car from Edenton.
1 coach, 1 baggage car from Henderson.
Return movement July 16, 1939. Same equipment required to protect.
Advance detachment will travel in Government trucks.
Co. A, 105th Medical Regiment
July 1 Lv. Wilmington A. C. L. No. 55 4:35 P.M.
Lv. Florence A. C. L. No. 89 9:1.0 P.M.
July 2 Ar. Jacksonville, Fla. A. C. L. No. 89 7:30 A.M.
Lv. Jacksonville, Fla. A. C. L. No. 89 8:30 A.M.
Ar. Yukon, Fla. A. C. L. No. 89 8:46 A.M.
Equipment:
2 coaches, 1 baggage car from Wilmington.
Return movement July 16, 1939. Same equipment required to protect.
CAMP JACKSON, S. C, JULY 16-30, 1939
State Detachment will travel to and from camp in government trucks.
CAMP JACKSON, S. C, JULY 30-AUGUST 13, 1939
Hq. Co., Companies A, D, E, F, G, H, K, How. Co. Medical Det. and 2nd
Bn. Hq. Co., 120th Infantry and Hq. Co. 60th Infantry Brigade
Hq. Co. 60th Inf. Brigade, Leaksville, North Carolina
July 29 Lv. Leaksville D&W R. R. No. 4 3:35 P.M.
Ar. Danville D&W R. R. No. 4 5:00 P.M.
July 30 Lv. Danville Sou. Ry. No. 31 1:03 A.M.
Ar. Columbia Sou. Ry. No. 31 8:20 A.M.
Equipment:
1 coach, 1 baggage car from Leaksville.
Return movement August 13th with other units of 120th Infantry.
Same equipment required to protect.
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Hq. Co., Reidsville; Co. A, Burlington; Co. D, Durham; Co. G, Winston-
Salem; 3rd Bn. Hq. Co., Asheboro; Medical Detachment, Graham
July 30 Lv. Reidsville Sou.
July 30 Ar. Greensboro Sou.
Lv. Durham Sou.
Lv. Graham Sou.
Lv. Burlington Sou.
Ar. Greensboro Sou.
Lv. Winston-Salem Sou.
Ar. Greensboro Sou.
Lv. Greensboro Sou.
Lv. Asheboro HPRA&S R. R. Special__ll :00 A.M.
Ar. High Point HPRA&S R. R. Special— 12 :00 noon
Lv. High Point Sou. Ry. Special 12:30 P.M.
Ar. Columbia Sou. Ry. Special 5:55 P.M.
Equipment:
2 coaches, 1 baggage car from Durham.
1 coach, 1 baggage car from Graham — Fill out at Burlington.
2 coaches from Burlington — Load equipment with Graham.
2 coaches, 1 baggage car from Winston-Salem.
2 coaches, 1 baggage car from Reidsville.
1 coach, 1 baggage car from Asheboro.
Return movement August 13th. Same equipment required to protect.
2nd Bn. Hq. Co., Albemarle; Company E, Concord; Howitzer Co.,
Gastonia; Co. F, Charlotte, 120th Infantry
July 30 Lv. Albemarle Yadkin R. R. Special 7:00 A.M.
Ar. Salisbury Yadkin R. R. Special 8:00 A.M.
Lv. Salisbury Sou. Ry. No. 29 8:20 A.M. ,
Lv. Concord Sou. Ry. No. 29 8:52 A.M.
Lv. Gastonia Sou. Ry. No. 36 7:45 A.M.
Lv. Charlotte Sou. Ry. Special 10:00 A.M.
Ar. Columbia Sou. Ry. Special 1:15 P.M.
Equipment:
1 coach, 1 baggage car from Albemarle — Fill out Concord.
2 coaches from Concord — Load equipment with Albemarle.
2 coaches, 1 baggage car from Gastonia — Fill out Charlotte.
2 coaches from Charlotte- — Load equipment with Gastonia.
Return movement August 13th. Same equipment required to protect.
Company H, Waynesville
July 30 Lv. Waynesville Sou. Ry. No. 18 11:42 A.M.
Ar. Asheville Sou. Ry. No. 18 3:00 P.M.
Lv. Asheville Sou. Ry. No. 10 3:40 P.M.
Ar. Columbia Sou. Ry. No. 10 9:35 P.M.
Equipment:
2 coaches, 1 baggage car.
Return movement August 13th. Same equipment required to protect.
Report of The Adjutant General 113
Company K, Shelby
July 29 Lv. Shelby Sou. Ry. No. 35 6:40 P.M.
Ar. Rock Hill Sou. Ry. No. 35 9:10 P.M.
July 30 Lv. Rock Hill Sou. Ry. No. 31 5:55 A.M.
Ar. Columbia Sou. Ry. No. 31 8:20 A.M.
Equipment:
2 coaches, 1 baggage car.
Return movement August 13th. Same equipment required to protect.
Company B and 1st Bn. Hq. Co., 120th Infantry
July 30 Lv. Warren Plains S. A. L. R. R. Special 7:30 A.M.
Ar. Norlina S. A. L. R. R. Special 7:45 A.M.
Lv. Norlina S. A. L. R. R. No. 191 7:50 A.M.
Lv. Oxford S. A. L. R. R. Special 7:00 A.M.
Ar. Henderson S. A. L. R. R. Special 8:00 A.M.
Lv. Henderson S. A. L. R. R. No. 191 8:15 A.M.
Ar. Columbia S. A. L. R. R. No. 191 2:00 P.M.
Equipment:
2 coaches and 1 baggage car from Warrenton.
1 P & B coach from Oxford.
Return movement August 13th. Same equipment required to protect.
Company C and Band Section, 120th Infantry
July 30 Lv. Henderson S. A. L. R. R. No. 5 4:18 A.M.
Lv. Raleigh S. A. L. R. R. No. 5 5:55 A.M.
Ar. Columbia S. A. L. R. R. No. 1 11:55 A.M.
Equipment:
2 coaches and 1 baggage car from Henderson.
1 coach from Raleigh (use Vz Henderson baggage car).
Return movement August 13th. Same equipment required to protect.
Service Co. (less Band Section) will travel to and from camp in govern-
ment trucks.
Companies M, L and I, 120th Infantry
July 30 Lv. Wilmington A. C. L. R. R. Special 8:45 A.M.
Ar. Fayetteville A. C. L. R. R. Special 11:00 A.M.
Lv. Wilson A. C. L. R. R. No. 75 9:35 A.M.
Lv. Fayetteville A. C. L. R. R. No. 75 11:10 A.M.
Lv. Parkton A. C. L. R. R. No. 75 11:28 A.M.
Ar. Florence A. C. L. R. R. No. 75 12:52 P.M.
Lv. Florence A. C. L. R. R. Special 1:10 P.M.
Ar. Columbia A. C. L. R. R. Special 3:25 P.M.
Equipment :
2 coaches and 1 baggage car from Wilmington.
2 coaches and 1 baggage car from Parkton.
2 coaches and 1 baggage car from Wilson.
Return movement August 13th, 1939. Same equipment required to
protect.
114 Report of The Adjutant General
fort moultrie, s. c, september 3-17, 1939
25 2nd Coast Artillery Regiment will travel to and from camp in govern-
ment trucks.
FORT BRAGG, N. C, JULY 16-30, 1939
113th Field Artillery will travel to and from camp in government
trucks.
1. The Senior Officer present on each train will be in command and
will be responsible for the conduct of the troops to and from camp. Guards
will be kept on doors and men prevented from leaving the coaches except
when so ordered by proper authority. Special attention will be paid to
railway equipment and responsible officers will take the necessary steps to
prevent any damage thereto. Company officers will travel with their units
unless permission to the contrary is given by this office.
2. Return movement of troops will be arranged by commanding officers
of troops at Camps Jackson, S. C, and Foster, Fla., and home stations will
be reached before midnight of the last day of the authorized camp.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders June 24, 1939.
No. 15
MOVEMENTS TO SUMMER CAMPS, N. C. NATIONAL
GUARD, 1939
1. General Orders No. 14, The Adjutant General's Department, June
2, 1939, giving schedule of train movements to summer camps, is hereby
rescinded.
2. The following schedule of movements of units and organizations
to Camps of Instruction, Camp J. C. R. Foster, Florida, July 2-16, 1939,
are announced :-
a. Rail Movement:
Companies A, B, C, D, E, F, Band Sect. Hq. and Serv. Co. and Med.
Dept. Det., 105th Engrs.; and Sections, 30th Division (Less Signal
Section).
1939
July 1 Lv. No. Wilkesboro Sou. Ry. No. 14 2:00 P.M.
Ar. Salisbury Sou. Ry. No. 135 7:50 P.M.
Lv. Morganton Sou. Ry. No. 12 4:37 P.M.
Lv. Lincolnton C&NW Special 4:10 P.M.
Lv. Hickory Sou. Ry. No. 12 5:18 P.M.
Lv. Statesville Sou. Ry. No. 12__ 6:30 P.M.
Ar. Salisbury Sou. Ry. No. 12 7:30 P.M.
Report of The Adjutant General 115
Lv. Salisbury Sou. Ry. Special 8:00 P.M.
Lv. Charlotte Sou. Ry. Special 9:15 P.M.
July 2 Ar. Columbia Sou. Ry. Special 12:10 A.M.
July 1 Lv. Asheville Sou. Ry. No. 10 3:40P.M.E.T.
Ar. Columbia Sou. Ry. No. 10 9:35 P.M.
July 2 Lv. Columbia Sou. Ry. Special 12:15 A.M.
Ar. Jacksonville, Fla. Sou. Ry. Special 8:35 A.M.
Lv. Jacksonville, Fla. A. C. L. Special 8:45 A.M.
Ar. Yukon, Fla. A. C. L. Special 9:30 A.M.
Equipment:
2 coaches, 1 baggage car from North Wilkesboro.
2 coaches, 1 baggage car from Morganton — fill out Statesville.
2 coaches from Statesville — load in baggage car with Morganton.
2 coaches, 1 baggage car from Lincolnton — fill out Salisbury.
2 coaches from Salisbury — load in baggage car with Lincolnton.
1 coach, 1 baggage car from Charlotte.
2 coaches from Asheville — load in baggage car with Canton.
Return movement July 16, 1939. Same equipment required to protect.
Advance detachment will travel in Government trucks.
Band Sect. Service Co. 105th Medical Regiment
July 1 Lv. Henderson S. A. L. No. 3 3:23 P.M.
July 2 Ar. Jacksonville, Fla. S. A. L. No. 3 5:00 A.M.
Lv. Jacksonville, Fla. A. C. L. No. 89 8:30 A.M.
Ar. Yukon, Fla. A. C. L. No. 89 8:46 A.M.
Equipment:
1 coach, 1 baggage car from Henderson.
Return movement July 16, 1939. Same equipment required to protect.
Advance detachment will travel in Government trucks.
Co. A, 105th Medical Regiment
July 1 Lv. Wilmington A. C. L. No. 55 4:35 P.M.
Lv. Florence A. C. L. No. 89 9:10 P.M.
July 2 Ar. Jacksonville, Fla. A. C. L. No. 89 7:30 A.M.
Lv. Jacksonville, Fla. A. C. L. No. 89 8:30 A.M.
Ar. Yukon, Fla. A. C. L. No. 89 8:46 A.M.
Equipment:
2 coaches, 1 baggage car from Wilmington.
Return movement July 16, 1939. Same equipment required to protect.
b. Truck Movement:
Companies F and I, 105th Med. Regt. and the 30th Signal Company
and Signal Sect. 30th Div. will travel to and from camp in Govern-
ment trucks. Hq. and Serv. Co. 105th Engrs. (less band) and Serv.
Co. 105th Med. Regt. (less band) will travel in Government trucks.
3. The Senior Officer present on each train will be in command and
will be responsible for the conduct of the troops to and from camp. Guards
will be kept on doors and men prevented from leaving the coaches except
when so ordered by proper authority. Special attention will be paid to
116 Report of The Adjutant General
railway equipment and responsible officers will take the necessary steps
to prevent any damage thereto. Company officers will travel with their
units unless permission to the contrary is given by this office.
4. Return movement of troops will be arranged by commanding officers
of troops at Camp Foster, Fla., and home stations will be reached before
midnight of the last day of the authorized camp.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders June 22, 1939.
No. 16
1. So much of paragraph 1, General Orders No. 13, The Adjutant
General's Department, June 2, 1939, as refers to the date and place of
camps, 1939, affecting the following units, is rescinded and the following
inserted in lieu thereof:
July 16-30, 1939 Fort McClellan, Ala.
State Staff and State Detachment (QMC.)
July 30-August 13, 1939 , Fort McClellan, Ala.
Hq. 60th Brigade
Hq. Co. 60th Brigade
120th Infantry
Regtl. Hq. Staff, 105th QM. Regiment
Co. A, 105th QM. Regiment
2. Instructions as to equipment to be taken to camp by the organi-
zations mentioned in paragraph 1 above will issue later.
3. Travel directed is necessary in the military service.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders June 26, 1939.
No. 17
MOVEMENTS TO SUMMER CAMPS, N. C. NATIONAL
GUARD, 1939
1. The following schedule of movements of units and organizations
to Camps of Instruction for the organizations mentioned herein, with
dates and camps, are announced:
Report of The Adjutant General 117
fort bragg, n. c, july 16-30, 1939
113th Field Artillery will travel to and from camp in
Government trucks.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders June 30, 1939.
No. 18
1. So much of Paragraph 1, G. O. #13, The Adjutant General's De-
partment, June 2, 1939, as refers to the date and place of camps, 1939,
affecting the following units is rescinded and the following inserted in
lieu thereof:
August 6-20, 1939 Fort Story, Va.
252nd Coast Artillery.
2. Instructions as to equipment to be taken to camp by the organi-
zation mentioned in Paragraph 1, above, will issue later.
Travel directed is necessary in the Military Service.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders June 30, 1939.
No. 19
MOVEMENTS TO SUMMER CAMPS, N. C. NATIONAL
GUARD, 1939
FORT McCLELLAN, ALA., JULY 16-30, 1939
State Detachment will travel to and from camp in Government trucks.
FORT McCLELLAN, ALA., JULY 30-AUGUST 13, 1939
Hq. Co., Companies A, D, and G, Hq. Co. 3rd Bn., and Med. Dept. Det.
120th Infantry; Hq. Co. 60th Brigade
July 29 Lv. Leaksville D&W RR No. 4 3:34 P.M.
Ar. Danville D&W RR No. 4 5:00 P.M.
Lv. Danville Sou. Ry. Special 5:10 P.M.
Lv. Reidsville Sou. Ry. Special 5:50 P.M.
Ar. Greensboro Sou. Ry. Special 6:25 P.M.
Lv. Winston-Salem Sou. Ry. No. 22 5:00 P.M.
118 Report of The Adjutant General
Ar. Greensboro Sou. Ry. No. 22 5:45 P.M.
Lv. Durham Sou. Ry. No. 15 4:00 P.M.
Lv. Graham Sou. Ry. No. 15 4:53 P.M.
Lv. Burlington Sou. Ry. No. 15 5:02 P.M.
Ar. Greensboro Sou. Ry. No. 15 5:40 P.M.
Lv. Greensboro Sou. Ry. Special 6:35 P.M.
Ar. High Point Sou. Ry. Special 7:00 P.M.
Lv. Asheboro HPRA&S Ry. No. 134 2:00 P.M.
Ar. High Point HPRA&S Ry. No. 134 3:35 P.M.
Lv. High Point Sou. Ry. Special 7:05 P.M.
Lv. Salisbury Sou. Ry. Special 8:30 P.M.
Lv. Charlotte Sou. Ry. Special 9:45 P.M.
July 30 Lv. Greenville Sou. Ry. Special 1:00 A.M.
Lv. Atlanta Sou. Ry. Special 5:15 A.M.
Ar. Anniston Sou. Ry. Special 8:30 A.M.
Ar. Fort McClellan Sou. Ry. Special 9:00 A.M.
Equipment:
1 coach, 1 baggage car from Leaksville — B.C. fill out Reidsville.
2 coaches from Reidsville — Load in Baggage car from Leaksville.
2 coaches, 1 baggage car from Durham.
1 coach, 1 baggage car from Graham — Baggage car fill out Burlington.
2 coaches from Burlington — Load in Baggage with Graham.
2 coaches, 1 baggage car from Winston-Salem — Share Baggage Car
with Asheboro.
1 coach, Regular Baggage car to High Point — Load with Winston-
Salem.
Return movement August 13, 1939. Same equipment required to
protect.
How. Co., Companies E, F, H, and K, and Hq. Co. 2nd Bn, 120th Infantry
July 29 Lv. Albemarle Yadkin Ry. Special 7:00 P.M.
Ar. Salisbury Yadkin Ry. Special 8:00 P.M.
Lv. Salisbury Sou. Ry. No. 135 8:20 P.M.
Lv. Concord Sou. Ry. No. 135 9:00 P.M.
Lv. Charlotte Sou. Ry. Special 9:55 P.M.
Lv. Gastonia Sou. Ry. Special 10:40 P.M.
Lv. Shelby Sou. Ry. No. 35 6:50 P.M.
Ar. Blacksburg Sou. Ry. No. 35 7:25 P.M.
Lv. Blacksburg Sou. Ry. Special 11:15 P.M.
July 30 Ar. Spartanburg Sou. Ry. Special 12:05 A.M.
July 29 Lv. Waynesville Sou. Ry. No. 18 11 : 42 A.M.C.T.
Ar. Asheville Sou. Ry. No. 18 2:00 P.M.E.T.
Lv. Asheville Sou. Ry. No. 10 3:40 P.M.E.T.
Ar. Spartanburg Sou. Ry. No. 10 6:35 P.M.E.T.
July 30 Lv. Spartanburg Sou. Ry. Special 12:15 A.M.
Lv. Greenville Sou. Ry. Special 1:15 A.M.
Lv. Atlanta Sou. Ry. Special 5:25 A.M.
Ar. Anniston Sou. Ry. Special 8:40 A.M.
Ar. Fort McClellan Sou. Ry. Special 9:10 A.M.
Report of The Adjutant General 119
Equipment:
1 coach, 1 baggage car from Albemarle — Baggage car fill out Concord.
2 coaches from Concord — Load equipment, in Baggage Car from
Albemarle.
2 coaches, 1 Baggage Car from Charlotte — Baggage Car fill out
Gastonia.
2 coaches from Gastonia — Load equipment in Baggage Car from
Charlotte.
2 coaches, 1 baggage car from Shelby.
2 coaches, 1 baggage car from Waynesville.
Return movement August 13, 193 9. Same equipment required to
protect.
Companies B, C, Hq. Co. 1st Bn. and Band Section, 120th Infantry
July 29 Lv. Warren Plains SAL Special 2:20 P.M.
Ar. Norlina SAL Special 2:30 P.M.
Lv. Norlina SAL Special 2:35 P.M.
Ar. Henderson SAL Special 3:00 P.M.
Lv. Oxford SAL Special 2:00 P.M.
Ar. Henderson SAL Special 3:00 P.M.
Lv. Henderson SAL Special 3:20 P.M.
Lv. Raleigh SAL Special 4:40 P.M.
Ar. Hamlet SAL Special 7:15 P.M.
July 30 Lv. Atlanta SAL Special 7:00 A.M. C.T.
Ar. Wellington SAL Special 9:50 A.M.
Lv. Wellington L&N 11:58 A.M.
Ar. Anniston L&N 12:28 P.M.
Lv. Anniston So. Ry. 12:45 P.M.
Ar. Fort McClellan So. Ry. 2:00 P.M.
Equipment:
2 coaches, 1 baggage car from Warrenton.
2 coaches from Henderson — fill out Oxford baggage car.
1 coach, 1 baggage car from Oxford.
1 coach from Raleigh — fill out Warrenton baggage car.
Return movement August 13, 1939. Same equipment required to
protect.
Companies I, L and M, 120th Infantry
July 29 Lv. Wilmington ACL No. 55 4:35 P.M.
Ar. Florence ACL No. 55 8:05 P.M.
Lv. Wilson ACL No. 89 3:55 P.M.
Lv. Parkton ACL No. 89 6:35 P.M.
Ar. Florence ACL No. 89 8:45 P.M.
Lv. Florence ACL No. 55 9:05 P.M.
July 30 Ar. Augusta ACL No. 55 1:45 A.M.
Lv. Augusta Ga. RR No. 3 2:10 A.M.
Ar. Atlanta Ga. RR No. 3 6:20 A.M. C.T.
Lv. Atlanta Sou. Ry. No. 7 7:10A.M.C.T.
Ar. Anniston Sou. Ry. No. 7 10:15 A.M.C.T.
Ar. Fort McClellan Sou. Ry. Special 10:45 A.M.C.T.
120 Report of The Adjutant General
Equipment:
2 coaches, 1 baggage car from Wilmington.
2 coaches, 1 baggage car from Wilson.
2 coaches, 1 baggage car from Parkton.
Return movement August 13, 1939. Same equipment required to
protect.
Service Company, 120th Infantry (less Band Section) and Company A,
105th Quartermaster Regiment, will travel to and from camp in
Government trucks.
FORT STORY, VA., AUGUST 6-20, 1939
The 252nd Coast Artillery will travel to and from camp in Government
trucks.
1. The Senior Officer present on each train will be in command and
will be responsible for the conduct of the troops to and from camp. Guards
will be kept on doors and men prevented from leaving the coaches except
when so ordered by proper authority. Special attention will be paid to
railway equipment and responsible officers will take the necessary steps
to prevent any damage thereto. Company officers will travel with their
units unless permission to the contrary is given by this office.
2. Return movement of troops will be arranged by commanding
officers of troops at Fort McClellan and Fort Story and home stations will
be reached before midnight of the last day of the authorized camp.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders June 30, 1939.
No. 20
1. So much of paragraph 1, G.O. #16, A.G.O., N. C, June 22, 1939,
as refers to the camp and date for the Headquarters, 60th Brigade is
amended to read as follows:
July 23-29, 1939 Camp Peay, Tennessee
July 30-Aug. 6, 1939 Fort McClellan, Alabama
Brig. Gen. Don E. Scott, Commanding
Maj. Paul R. Younts, Executive
July 30-Aug. 13, 1939 Fort McClellan, Alabama
Capt. Kenneth A. Kirby, Adjutant
1st Lt. Chas. B. Aycock, Aide
2. Captain Kirby and Lieutenant Aycock will report for assignment
to duty to the Camp Commander.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders July 1, 193 9.
No. 21.
1. With profound sorrow, the death of
LIEUTENANT COLONEL WALTER GLUYAS CRAVEN
Finance Department, Finance Officer, 30th Division, North Caro-
lina National Guard, on June 16, 1939, is announced.
2. Lieutenant Colonel Craven was born in Mecklenburg
County, North Carolina, on March 23, 1881, and spent the latter
years of his life in Charlotte, North Carolina, as an official of the
City Industrial Bank. He was always interested in civic matters
pertaining to his community, where he was most highly respected
for his honesty, energy and initiative. As a man, he was of most
pleasing address and was blessed with a happy and courteous
disposition. No officer of the National Guard loved the military
service, nor has been more energetic in its welfare, than he. He
was truly an outstanding officer, whose activities and conduct
could never be questioned. He had a host of friends who recog^
nized his true merits and to these friends he was most loyal and
sincere. In his death, his community has lost a valuable citizen
and the National Guard a capable officer and a true friend. His
death is mourned by both friends and comrades.
Record of Service
Lieutenant Colonel Craven entered the military service as a
Private, Company D, 1st North Carolina Infantry, National Guard,
in July, 1902, and having been promoted to the grade of Corporal
and First Sergeant, was made Battalion Sergeant Major in 1905
and Regimental Sergeant Major, July 17, 1908. He was com-
missioned Captain, Quartermaster Corps, NC.NG., April 9, 1913.
He is credited with federal service as a Captain during the Mexican
Border troubles from June 26, 1916, to November 1, 1916, when
he reverted to his National Guard status. He entered federal
service again for the World War as a Captain, Quartermaster
Corps, July 21, 1917, and served at Camp Sevier, South Carolina,
Camp Travis and Fort Bliss, Texas, and Washington, D. C, and
was discharged April 2, 1920. He was commissioned Major,
Quartermaster Corps, National Guard, May 11, 1920, and was as-
signed to duty with the North Carolina State Staff. On November
26, 1926, he was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel and transferred
to the Finance Department, being assigned to duty as Finance
Officer, 30th Division, in which rank and position he served until
his death.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders August 22, 1939.
No. 22.
1. With sorrow and regret, the sudden death of
2nd LIEUTENANT EDGAR W. CARR
Headquarters Battery, 113th Field Artillery, North Carolina
National Guard, on August 10, 1939, is announced.
2. Lieutenant Carr was born in Sampson County, North
Carolina, March 24, 1907, and lived the greater part of his
life in Dunn, North Carolina. In civil life he was an Attorney,
having the confidence and respect of those of his profession and
the community at large. He was very popular among his many
friends, and interested in civic matters, holding at the time of
his death the position of Secretary of the Rotary Club. In his
military career, his ability as a leader, and his knowledge of
military subjects are well known by those with whom he
served. Those who knew him as an enlisted man and as an
officer of the North Carolina National Guard, as well as his
many other friends, had the highest regard and respect for
him. In his death the Guard loses a faithful and energetic
officer and his community an outstanding citizen.
Record of Service
Lieutenant Carr enlisted with the Headquarters Battery,
113th Field Artillery, as a private, on October 24, 1926, with
which organization he served continuously, being promoted
through the grades of Sergeant, Staff Sergeant, Master Ser-
geant, and was discharged to accept a commission, November
15, 1937. He was appointed and commissioned Second Lieu-
tenant, Field Artillery, November 16, 1937, and was assigned
to duty with his battery, which rank and position he held at
the time of his death.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
Report of The Adjutant General 123
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders August 29, 1939.
No. 23
1. In accordance with letter from the Chief, National Guard Bureau,
June 24, 1939, addressed to The Adjutants General of all States, Puerto
Rico, Territory of Hawaii, and the District of Columbia Militia (3 25.43
General-220) and the Tables of Organization No. 7-12 N.G., W.D., N.G.B.,
June 6, 1939, the reorganization of the Headquarters Company, 120th
Infantry, NC.NG., will become effective September 1, 1939. The Head-
quarters Company and Howitzer Company will be merged into the Head-
quarters Company, 120th Infantry, NC.NG., as follows :-
Station Gastonia, N. C.
Company Headquarters 16 enlisted men
Anti-tank platoon 33 enlisted men
Intelligence platoon 2 enlisted men
51 Total
Station Reidsville, N. C.
Communications Platoon 68 enlisted men
119 Total enlisted men
The total of 51 men is maintenance strength of 46 plus 10%. The
total of 68 men is maintenance strength of 62 plus 10%.
2. The officer personnel will be as follows :-
Company Commander: Captain Arthur H. Fuller, Gastonia, N. C.
Additional Officer, Co.Hq: 2nd Lt. Edward S. Gordon, Gastonia,
N. C.
Commander Anti-tank platoon: 1st Lt. Maston S. Parham, Gas-
tonia, N. C.
Commander Communications Platoon: Captain James Martin,
Reidsville, N. C. (ad-
ditional officer)
2nd Lt. Wilson S. Big-
ham, Reidsville, N. C.
3. The personnel, including NCO's and enlisted grades at each station,
will be organized in accordance with Tables of Organization No. 7-12 N.G.,
War Dept., N.G.B., approved June 6, 1939, and effective September 1,
1939.
4. Captain James Martin and 2nd Lt. Edward S. Gordon are additional
officers under TO 7-12 N.G., referred to, and will be carried as indicated
in par. 2, above, until absorbed. All officers named herein will qualify for
Armory Drill Pay as provided for company officers. Captain Arthur H.
Fuller as company commander is entitled to administrative pay.
5. All Federal property will be transferred to the Company Com-
mander, who will issue on memorandum receipt to Captain Martin, com-
124 Report of The Adjutant General
manding Communications Platoon, such property as is required by the
Communications Platoon. Transfer of property between the two stations
as required by the respective platoons will be accomplished. Any surplus
property will be reported to the Adjutant General. An officer from this
Department will be available to assist in the check and transfer of
property.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders September 2, 1939.
No. 24
1. Under the provisions of Par. 54 (a) NGR-25, the Commanding
Officer, Headquarters Battery, 25 2nd Coast Artillery, NC.NG., Wilming-
ton, N. C, is hereby directed to drop the following named enlisted man
from the rolls of his organization as a deserter, effective August 18,
1939:
FLOYD B. KELLY, Pvt.
2. All officers of the National Guard will refrain from enlisting the
above named man in any of their organizations.
3. A copy of this order will be posted on the bulletin board of all
organizations for a period of thirty days.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
The Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders September 7, 1939.
No. 25.
1. It is with sincere sorrow that the death of
1st LIEUTENANT WILLIAM H. RHODES, JR.
Field Artillery, North Carolina National Guard, on August 24,
1939, at Rex Hospital, Raleigh, North Carolina, is announced.
2. Lieutenant Rhodes was born at Trenton, Jones, County,
North Carolina, May 25, 1894, and entered the University of
North Carolina in 1912, and later attended State College at
Raleigh. After teaching school for a time in Jackson County, in
1919 he accepted a position with the State Department of Agri-
culture, where he became an authority on crop statistics and con-
ditions. Lieutenant Rhodes was a gentleman of the highest order;
of sterling qualities and most courteous in his manner and deal-
ings. In his military service he displayed an unusual interest in
his work and his popularity was attested by his many friends
among officers and enlisted men. These, with his friends in civil
life, deeply deplore his death. The National Guard has lost an
energetic and most capable officer and a true friend. Sincerest
sympathy is extended his family.
Record of Service
Lieutenant Rhodes entered' the military service as a private at
the time of entry of the United States into the World War, July
21, 1917. when he enlisted with the Headquarters Company, 1st
North Carolina Field Artillery, which, when mustered into Fed-
eral Service became the 113th Field Artillery. He served in the
American Expeditionary Force from May 26, 1918, to February
4, 1919. He filled the grades of Corporal and Sergeant and was
made First Sergeant of his Battery, June 20, 1918; was dis-
charged September 30, 1918, to accept a commission and was
appointed Second Lieutenant, Field Artillery, on October 1, 1918.
Upon return to the United States he was on duty at Fort Wash-
ington, Maryland; was honorably discharged March 24, 1919.
Lieutenant Rhodes then accepted a Reserve Commission as
Second Lieutenant, Field Artillery, May 7, 1920; promoted to
First Lieutenant June 28, 1924. April 1, 1926, Lieutenant
Rhodes enlisted with the Service Company, 120th Infantry,
National Guard, and served in the grades of Private and Corporal.
He was discharged on June 5, 1935. On June 6, 1935 he was
commissioned First Lieutenant, Field Artillery, National Guard,
and assigned to duty as Intelligence, Plans and Training Officer,
Headquarters Staff, 113th Field Artillery and later served on the
Staff as Liaison Officer, which rank and position he held at his
death.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
126 Report of The Adjutant General
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders September 20, 193 9.
No, 26
1. Paragraph 5, General Orders No. 23, AGO. NC, August 29, 1939,
is hereby rescinded and in lieu thereof the following inserted :-
Transfer of property between the two stations as required by
the respective platoons will be accomplished. The Commanding
Officer of the company, station Gastonia, N. C, will be the re-
sponsible officer for such property as issued to and maintained
by the company Headquarters, Anti-tank Platoon and Intelli-
gence Platoon, station Gastonia, and the officer commanding the
Communications Platoon, station Reidsville, will be responsible
for the property issued to and maintained by the Communications
Platoon. Any surplus property will be reported to The Adjutant
General. An officer from this Department will be available to
assist in the check and transfer of property. Shipping tickets
will be prepared and forwarded to the U.S. P. & D.O. as per
requisitions.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
The Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders October 2, 193 9.
No. 27 •
1. The Annual Armory Inspection of the 252d Coast Artillery, in
accordance with the provisions of Section 93, National Defense Act, as
amended, and Letter from the Commanding General Fourth Corps Area,
August 15, 1939 (N.G. 333.45-NC-40 ) and 2nd Ind. from Corps Head-
quarters September 16, 1939, will be conducted, as provided in Sec. 11
National Guard Regulations 48, January 18, 1934 by Maj. Bernice M.
McFadyen, Inspector General's Department, U.S.A., address Hq. 4th C.A.,
Atlanta, Georgia. The Commanding Officer will report to the Inspecting
Officer (who should advise in advance) upon his arrival at the stations of
the unit.
2. a. The Inspection will be made a formal occasion. Organization
commanders will prepare schedules covering drill and other demonstra-
tions, including all classes of training given, to include the date of
Inspection.
b. The questionnaire furnished each unit commander, by Head-
quarters Fourth Corps Area, will be completed and ready for the In-
specting Officer.
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c. The Inspection of personnel will be made beginning at 8:00 PM
on the date named herein: except that the hour may be changed by
mutual agreement of the Inspecting Officer and the Unit Commander.
3. Uniform: The Commanding Officer, 252d Coast Artillery will desig-
nate the uniform to be worn. Each unit of the Regiment to be uniformed
alike.
4. In addition to instructions contained herein the Instructions pro-
vided in paragraphs 3, 4, 5, 6 and 9, General Order No. 1, The Adjutant
General's Department, N. C, January 16, 1939, will govern.
5. Dates for Inspections.
Mon Oct. 9 — Btry. E, Hq. B & CT 3rd Bn High Point
Tue Oct. 10 — Hq 2nd Bn, Med Dept Det Greensboro
Wed Oct. 11 — Btry C, Hq B & CT 2nd Bn Greensboro
Thu Oct. 12 — Btry D Greensboro
1st Lt. Paul J. Dishner, 1st Bn.
Fri Oct. 13 — Btry F, Hq B & CT 1st Bn Raeford
Lt. Col. Robert B. Lewis, Ex. O.
Major Robert A. Matheson, Jr.. MC.
Captain Julian H. Blue, 1st Bn.
Mon Oct. 16 — Btry B Lumberton
Tue Oct. 17 — Service Btry Whiteville
Wed Oct. 18 — Hq Btry, Band Sec Serv Btry Wilmington
Thu Oct. 19 — Btry A Wilmington
Fri Oct. 20 — Hq 1st Bn, Hq 3rd Bn Wilmington
Captain William A. Latta, Chaplain
Captain Guy E. Pigford, D.C.
1st Lt. William C. Mebane, Jr., MC.
Sat Oct. 21 — Regtl. Headquarters Wilmington
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders October 10, 1939.
No. 28
1. Under the provisions of Par. 54 (a) NGR-25, the Commanding
Officer, Company G, 120th Infantry, NC. NG., Winston-Salem, N. C, is
hereby directed to drop the following named enlisted man from the rolls
of his organization as a deserter:
CHARLIE A. COX, Pvt.
2. All officers of the National Guard will refrain from enlisting the
above named man in any of their organizations.
3. A copy of this order will be posted on the bulletin board of all
organizations for a period of thirty days.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
128 Report of The Adjutant General
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders October 13, 193 9.
No. 29
1. The charge of desertion against Private Jack G. Maynard, Company
G, 120th Infantry, NC. NG., station Winston-Salem, N. C, under provisions
of General Orders No. 7, The Adjutant General's Department, N. C,
March 8, 1939, is revoked, effective this date. The commanding officer of
Company G, 120th Infantry, NC. NG., will reinstate Private Maynard on
the rolls of his organization.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders October 17, 1939.
No. 30
1. Pursuant to communication from the Chief, National Guard
Bureau, October 14, 1939 to The Commanding General, Fourth Corps
Area and The Adjutant General, N. C. (NGB 354.1 No. Car.-48) the
following is directed:
Armory Training for the period October 15, 1939 to January
31, 1940 will consist of two (2) drills per week, but not exceed-
ing eight (8) drills in any one month. Section II N.G.R. 45
applies.
2. a. Armory training will be effective and systematic. Under super-
vision of Regimental Commanders progressive training schedules will be
prepared and Individual and Unit instructions will conform to those re-
quirements necessary to mold a well disciplined, well trained organi-
zation. Officers commanding units are responsible for the efficiency of
their command and for the care and protection of the individuals thereof.
b. The 30th Signal Company will submit schedules to the Com-
manding General, 30th Division, through the Division Signal Officer for
approval. The Headquarters Company 60th Brigade will submit schedules
to the Brigade Commander. The State Detachment, Q.M.C. and 30th
Division sections will submit schedules to the Commanding General 30th
Division.
3. Forms 100 and payrolls will be prepared covering the drills so
ordered and submitted in the usual manner.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
Report of The Adjutant General 129
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders November 7, 1939.
No. 31
1. Under the provisions of Par. 54 (a) NGR-25, the Commanding
Officer, Battery D, 252d Coast Artillery, NC. NG., Greensboro, N. C, is
hereby directed to drop the following named enlisted man from the rolls
of his organization as a deserter:
CHARLES B. BUTLER, Pvt.
2. All officers of the National Guard will refrain from enlisting the
above named man in any of their organizations.
3. A copy of this order will be posted on the bulletin board of all
organizations for a period of thirty days.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
The Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders November 16, 1939.
No. 32
1. Pursuant to letters of Instruction, based upon a War Department
Directive dated October 13, 1939, from The Chief, National Guard Bureau,
October 14, 1939 and November 19, 1939, covering additional Field Train-
ing for the National Guard, prior to January 31, 1940, organizations and
units of the North Carolina National Guard will go into Field Training at
places and on dates as follows:
November 19-25, 1939 Fort Bragg, N. C.
113th Field Artillery Regiment (Vicinity intersection
Raeford, Vass and
Plank Roads)
120th Infantry
November 26-December 3, 1939 Wilson, N. C.
Co. L Parkton (Armory)
Co. M Wilson
Section Med. Dept. Det. Graham
Capt. Harold W. Glascock, MC.
Major Peyton McSwain
Hq. Co. 3rd Bn. Asheboro
December 3-9, 1939 '. Concord, N. C.
Co. E Concord (Armory)
Co. F Charlotte
Co. G Winston-Salem
Hq. Co. 2nd Bn. Albemarle
Section Med. Dept. Det. Graham
Captain Henry B. Moore, MC.
Major Stephen B. Dolley
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December 3-9, 1939 Reidsville, N. C.
Hq. Co. (less Comm. Plat.) Gastonia (Armory)
Communications Platoon Reidsville
Service Company Raleigh
Section Med. Dept. Det. Graham
Major Willard C. Goley. M.C.
Captain James G. Crutchfleld, D.C.
Regimental Commander and Staff
January 7-13. 1940 Henderson, N. C.
Co. B Warrenton (Armory)
Co. C Henderson
Hq. Co. 1st Bn. Oxford
Section Med. Dept. Det. Graham
Captain Charles F. Williams, M.C.
Major Claude T. Bowers
Companies A, D, H, I, K at their respective Home Stations, for seven (7)
consecutive days, on dates to be announced later.
November 26-December 3, 1939 Henderson, N. C.
105th Medical Regiment (Armory)
252d Coast Artillery
November 26 and 27, December 3, 4, and 5, December 17 and 18, 1939.
Vicinity of Raeford (Upchurch Power Plant. Pages Lake, Philadelphus
School).
Hq. Btry. & CT 1st Bn. Raeford
Btry. B Lumberton
Btry. F Raeford
Bn. Sec. of Service Btry. Whiteville
Major McC. B. Wilson, 1st Bn. and Staff
(less Lt. Paul J. Dishner)
Major Robert A. Matheson, Jr., MC.
Lt. Col. Robert B. Lewis
November 25 and 26, December 2 and 3, December 9 and 10, December
17, 1939. Vicinity of Greensboro (Lake Brandt, Guilford Battle Ground
and Jefferson Standard property).
Hq. Btry. & CT. 3rd Bn. High Point
Hq. Btry. & CT. 2nd Bn. Greensboro
Btry. C Greensboro
Btry. D Greensboro
Btry. E High Point
Med. Dept. Det. Greensboro
Captain William L. Patman, MC.
Lt. Paul J. Dishner
Major Ralph L. Lewis, 2nd Bn. and Staff
Report of The Adjutant General 131
November 26, December 2 and 3, 1939, January 6 and 7, 13 and 14, 1940.
Vicinity of Wilmington (Fort Fisher, Carolina Beach, Legion Stadium).
Hq. Btry. Wilmington
Service Btry. (less one sect.) Whiteville
Btry. A Wilmington
Captain Guy E. Pigford, DC.
Lt. William C. Mebane, Jr., MC.
Major James B. McCumber, 3rd Bn. and Staff
Regimental Commander and Staff
(Less Lt. Col. R. B. Lewis)
December 3-9, 1939 Macon, Georgia
30th Signal Company Canton
Hq. Co. 60th Brigade Leaksville
Headquarters 60th Brigade
Lt. Col. William V. Dorsey and Div. Sig. Sec.
Lt. Col. Marion B. Fowler and Div. Insp. Sec.
Finance Sec. 30th Division Charlotte
Captain Charles R. Bloome
The following organizations will undergo Field Training, under the pro-
visions of this order, at places and dates to be announced later:
State Staff and State Detachment, Q.M.C.
105th Engineers
Regt. Hq., Hq. 1st Bn., and Co. A, 105th
Quartermaster Regiment.
2. Advance Detachments are not authorized.
3. Field Inspections will be made at each camp or assembly, by
Regular Army Instructors. If not available at any camp or place or
assembly then the Senior National Guard officer of the camp will conduct
the Field Inspection.
4. Uniform and Equipment: Regimental and separate unit com-
manders will prescribe the uniform to be worn. Warm clothing, blankets
and such other proper equipment for officers and men, to guard against
weather conditions, should be taken. Necessary equipment and material
for training in accordance with programs will be taken.
5. At the conclusion of the camps and training, organizations will
return to their proper stations unless sooner relieved by proper authority.
6. Schedule of rail movements to and from Camps of Instruction will
be furnished all concerned in a separate communication.
7. The United States Property and Disbursing Officer will pay all
troops prior to their departure from camp, if practicable, and will settle
all accounts incident to the camps properly payable from Federal funds.
8. Motor convoys are authorized and will be conducted under the
direction of Regimental or separate unit commanders concerned, who will
be responsible for the safety of those so traveling and compliance with
Laws and Regulations governing travel on the highways.
9. Officers and enlisted men proceeding to and from camps, using
transportation other than in accordance with orders or authority, will do
so at their own risk.
132 Report of The Adjutant General
10. All officers and men will have complied with regulations as to
vaccinations and inoculations prior to departure from home stations.
11. The provisions of NGR 45 will govern as to numerical strength,
and organizations must comply with these and other regulations to be
entitled to federal pay.
12. Compliance with Circular Letter No. 4, Office of the U. S. Property
and Disbursing Officer, November 13, 193 9 is directed.
13. No debts or obligations against the State or United States will be
incurred by an officer, enlisted man or organization, except such as may
have been properly and specifically authorized from this office or the U. S.
Property and Disbursing Officer.
14. Commanding Officers of troops attending joint camps are directed
to comply with all orders and regulations in force at the camp, and will
issue necessary instructions to put this in effect.
15. Pay and allowances of officers and warrant officers and pay and
subsistence of enlisted men will be settled by the United States Property
and Disbursing Officer. Transportation of personnel and equipment will
be paid by the Finance Officer, U.S.A., Washington, D. C.
The expenses are chargeable as follows:
Pay, Officers NG-4913 2-P-3-0121-A-1405-0
Pay, Warrant Officers NG-49132-P-3-0122-A-1405-0
Pay, Enlisted Men NG-49132-P-3-0123-A-1405-0
Subsistence enlisted men NG-49132-P-3-0260-A-1405-0
Transportation personnel NG-49500-P-3-0 600-A-1405-0
Transportation equipment NG-49500-P-3-0700-A-1405-0
Travel directed is necessary in the Military Service.
By order of the Governor:
J. Vax B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders November 20, 193 9
No. 33
1. Captain Alexander McN. Cox, MC, and 1st Lieutenant James F.
Fulp, MC, 105th Medical Regiment, NC. NG., station Madison, N. C,
directed to report for additional Field Training in General Orders No. 32,
AGO, NG., dated November 16, 1939, with the Regiment at Henderson,
N. C, are detached from the 105th Medical Regiment for the period of
additional Field Training of the Regiment, November 26-December 2,
1939, and will report for Field Training to Colonel Godfrey Cheshire,
commanding 113th Field Artillery, NC. NG., at Fort Bragg, N. C. for
training with the 113th Field Artillery, NC. NG., November 19-25, 1939.
2. The expense enjoined is necessary in the military service.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
Report of The Adjutant General 133
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders November 21, 1939.
No. 34.
SCHEDULE OF TRAIN MOVEMENTS,
SPECIAL CAMPS OF INSTRUCTION, 1939
Company L, 120th Infantry
1939
Nov. 26 Lv. Parkton, N. C A. C. L. Ry 10:50 A.M.
Ar. Wilson, N. C A. C. L. Ry 2:00 P.M.
Equipment: 1 Coach and baggage space. Return on December 2, 1939.
Hq. Co. (less Comm. Plat.) 120th Infantry
Dec. 3 Lv. Gastonia, N. C So. Ry. No. 36 7:45 A.M.
Ar. Reidsville, N. C So. Ry. No. 36 11:55 A.M.
Equipment: 1 Coach and baggage space. Return on December 9, 1939.
30th Signal Co. & 60th Brigade Hq. Co.
Dec. 3 Lv. Canton, N. C So. Ry. No. 18 12:10 P.M.C.T.
Ar. Asheville, N. C So. Ry. No. 18 2:00P.M.E.T.
Lv. Asheville, N. C So. Ry. No. 10 3:40 P.M.
Ar. Spartanburg, S. C So. Ry. No. 10 6:35 P.M.
Lv. Spartanburg, S. C So. Ry. No. 135 12:40 A.M.
Dec. 4 Ar. Atlanta, Ga So. Ry. No. 135 6:55 A.M.
Dec. 3 Lv. Leaksville, N. C D&W Ry. No. 4 3:35 P.M.
Ar. Danville, Va D&W Ry. No. 4 5:00 P.M.
Lv. Danville, Va So. Ry. No. 35 7:50 P.M.
Dec. 4 Ar. Atlanta, Ga So. Ry. No. 35 6:00 A.M.
Lv. Atlanta, Ga So. Ry. 7:00 A.M.
Ar. Macon, Ga So. Ry. 10:45 A.M.
Equipment: 2 Coaches from Canton, N. C.
1 Coach and 1 baggage from Leaksville, N. C.
Return on December 8, 1939.
Return schedules have been arranged and should be checked with local
agents of carriers.
1. The senior officer present on each train will be in command and will
be responsible for the conduct of the troops to and from camps. Guards
will be kept on doors and the men prevented from leaving the coaches
except when so ordered by proper authority. Special attention will be
paid to transportation equipment and responsible officers will take the
necessary steps to prevent any damages thereto.
2. Return movement of troops will be arranged by the commanding
officer of troops.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
134 Report of The Adjutant General
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders November 22, 1939.
No. 35
1. So much of General Orders No. 32, The Adjutant General's Depart-
ment, North Carolina, November 16, 1939 as refers to the dates of addi-
tional Field Training of units of the 120th Infantry at Wilson, North
Carolina November 26-December 3, 1939; the 105th Medical Regiment at
Henderson, North Carolina November 26-December 3, 1939; and units of
the 252d Coast Artillery Regiment at Vicinity of Raeford, N. C. is amended
as follows:
Wilson, N. C November 26-December 2, 1939.
Henderson, N. C November 26-December 2, 1939.
Vicinity of Raeford, N. C November 26 and 27,
December 3 and 4,
December 10, 11, and 12.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders November 22, 1939.
No. 3 6
1. 1st Lieutenant Joshua E. Paschall, Adjutant, 1st Battalion, 105th
Quartermaster Regiment, NC. NG., station Wilson, N. C, is upon his own
request excused from attendance at seven (7) days additional Field Train-
ing as authorized by the National Guard Bureau, within the period
October 15, 1939-January 31, 1940, for business reasons.
2. Major Thomas S. Kittrell, 1st Battalion, 10 5th Quartermaster
Regiment, NC. NG., station Henderson, N. C, directed to report for addi-
tional field training in General Orders No. 3 2, AGO, NC, dated November
16, 1939, with his Battalion is detached from the Battalion for the period
of additional field training and will report for field training to — Colonel
Hodge A. Newell, MC, at Henderson, N. C, for training with the 105th
Medical Regiment, NC. NG., November 26 to December 2, 1939.
3. The expense enjoined is necessary in the military service.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
Report of The Adjutant General 135
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders November 22, 1939.
No. 36%
1. The following officers, State Staff, will take part of their seven
days' additional Field Training at places and dates, as follows:
Lt. Col. Gordon Smith Fort Bragg, N. C, November 22-25, 1939.
Major Michael H. Austell Fort Bragg, N. C, November 22-25, 1939.
Major Michael H. Austell Macon, Ga., December 7-9, 1939.
2. The expense enjoined is necessary in the military service.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders November 24, 1939.
No. 37
1. So much of General Orders No. 3 2, Adjutant General's Department,
North Carolina, November 16, 1939, as refers to place and date for addi-
tional Field Training of the Hq. Co. 3rd Bn., 120th Infantry, NC. NG., is
rescinded and in lieu thereof this company will go into its Field Training
January 7-13, 1940, with quarters at its home station Asheboro, N. C.
2. Dates and places of additional Field Training for the following
units, 120th Infantry, NC. NG., in accordance with provisions of General
Orders No. 32, AGO, NC, November 16, 1939, are announced:
Company H December 3-9, 1939 Waynesville, N. C.
Company I December 2-8, 1939 Wilmington, N. C.
Company K November 26-
December 2, 1939 Fair Grounds, Shelby, N. C.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders - November 30, 1939.
No. 38
1. Pursuant to instructions contained in communication from the
Chief NGB November 14, 1939 to the Adjutant General North Carolina,
the following redesignations of units of the 105th Medical Regiment are
announced, effective December 1, 1939:-
Company F 2nd Bn. to be Company D.
Company I 3rd Bn. to be Company G.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
136 Report of The Adjutant General
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders November 30, 1939.
No. 39
1. Pursuant to instructions contained in communication from the
Chief, National Guard Bureau, War Department, Washington, D. C,
November 24, 1939, to the Adjutant General North Carolina, the following
redesignation of a unit of the 10 5th Medical Regiment, is announced,
effective December 1, 1939:-
Service Company, 105th Medical Regiment, NC. NG., to
Headquarters and Service Company,
105th Medical Regiment, NC. NG.,
station Henderson, N. C.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders December 13, 1939.
No. 40
1. Dates and places of additional Field Training for the following
organizations and Units of the North Carolina National Guard, in ac-
cordance with provisions of General Order No. 3 2, AGO, NC, November
16, 1939 are announced:
Company A, 105th Quartermaster Regiment Dec. 31, 1939-Jan. 6, 1940
Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
Capt. James B. Cole, Staff, 105th Qm. Regt Dec. 31, 1939-Jan. 6, 1940
Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
105th Engineer Regiment Dec. 31, 1939-Jan. 6, 1940
Armory, Charlotte, North Carolina.
Company A, 120th Infantry January 7-13, 1940
Armory, Henderson, N. C.
Company D, 120th Infantry January 7-13, 1940
Armory, Henderson, N. C.
State Detachment, Q.M.C January 14-20, 1940
Arsenal, Raleigh, N. C.
Major James C. Dempsey, IGD., SS
Major Arthur L. Fletcher, JAGD., SS
Major Murray P. Whichard, MC, SS
Captain Thomas H. Upton, FD., SS
Captain Osborn S. Slaunwhite, QMC, SS
Captain Charles R. Jonas, IGD., SS
Report of The Adjutant General 137
2. The following officers are authorized training as follows:
a. Brig. Gen. J. Van B. Metts, The Adjutant General, North
Carolina.
Fort Bragg, N. C. (113th F.A.), Nov. 23, 1939.
Wilson, N. C. (units 120th Inf.), Nov. 28, 29, 1939.
Henderson, N. C. (105th Med. Regt.), Nov. 30, 1939.
Concord, N. C. (Bn 120th Inf.), Dec. 7, 8, 1939.
Charlotte, N. C. (105th Engrs.), one (1) day between Dec.
31, 1939 and January 6, 1940.
b. Lt. Col. Gordon Smith, U.S. P. & D.O., N.C., State Staff.
Fort Bragg, N. C. (113th F.A.), Nov. 22, 23, 24, 25, 1939.
Charlotte, N. C. (10 5th Eng.), Three (3) days between Dec.
31, 1939 and January 6, 1940.
c. Major Michael H. Austell, State Staff.
Fort Bragg, N. C. (113th F.A.), Nov. 22, 23, 24, 25, 1939.
Macon Georgia, (Div. & Brig. Hq.), Dec. 7, 8, 9, 1939.
3. The expense enjoined is necessary in the military service.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders December 14, 193 9.
No. 41
SCHEDULE OF TRAIN MOVEMENTS,
ADDITIONAL CAMPS OF INSTRUCTION, 1939
Company E, 105th Engineers
1939
Dec. 31 Lv. Asheville, N. C So. Ry. No. 36 5:30 A.M.
Ar. Charlotte, N. C So. Ry. No. 1 11:35 A.M.
Equipment: 2 Coaches and 1 baggage car.
Return on January 6, 1940 to be arranged by the CO, Co. E, 105th Engr.
1. The senior officer present on the train will be in command and will
be responsible for the conduct of the troops to and from camps. Guards
will be kept on doors and the men prevented from leaving the coaches
except when so ordered by proper authority. Special attention will be
paid to transportation equipment and responsible officers will take the
necessary steps to prevent any damages thereto.
2. Return movement of troops will be arranged by the commanding
officer of troops.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
138 Report of The Adjutant General
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders December 15, 1939.
No. 42
1. So much of paragraph 1, General Orders No. 32, the Adjutant
General's Department, November 16, 1939, as authorizes additional field
training for 1st Lt. Paul J. Dishner, 1st Bn. 252d Coast Artillery, with the
2nd Bn. at Greensboro, North Carolina, is hereby rescinded and authority
for training with the 1st Bn. in the vicinity of Raeford, North Carolina, is
directed in lieu thereof.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders December 19, 1939.
No. 43
1. So much of General Orders No. 3 2. The Adjutant General's Depart-
ment, N. C, as authorizes and directs additional field training for the
Commanding Officer, 252nd Coast Artillery, (TD) NC. NG. Regiment is
amended to authorize and direct training, as follows:-
Vicinity of Wilmington, N. C November 26. 1939.
Vicinity of Greensboro, N. C December 9 and 10, 1939.
Vicinity of Raeford, N. C December 11 and 12, 1939.
Vicinity of Wilmington, N. C two (2) days between January
6 and 14. 1940.
2. The expense enjoined is necessary in the military service.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders December 30, 1939.
No. 4 4
1. So much of paragraph 1, General Orders No. 40, A.G.D., N.C.,
December 13, 1939 as announces place and date of additional field training
of the 105th Engineers at Charlotte, N. C. December 31, 1939-January 6,
1940, is hereby rescinded, due to recommendation of the State Health
Officer on account of the reported prevalence of influenza in Charlotte.
Report of The Adjutant General 139
Plans for additional field training of the Regiment will be announced
later.
2. So much of paragraphs 2 (a) and 2 (b), General Orders No. 40,
A.G.D., N.C., December 13, 1939 as authorizes Brigadier General J. Van
B. Metts, The Adjutant General, N. C., and Lt. Col. Gordon Smith, U.S. P.
& D.O., N.C., State Staff, field training with the 105th Engineers at
Charlotte, N. C. between December 31, 1939 and January 6, 1940 is
rescinded and in lieu thereof the following is announced:
(a) Brig. Gen. J. Van B. Metts, The Adjutant General, N.C.,
Henderson, N. C. (Bn. 120th Infantry) one (1) day between
January 7-13, 1940.
(b) Lt. Col. Gordon Smith, U.S.P. & D.O., N. C, State Staff,
Henderson, N. C. (Bn. 120th Infantry) three (3) days between
January 7-13, 1940.
3. The expense enjoined is necessary in the military service.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
GENERAL ORDERS— 1940
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders January 9, 1940.
No. 1
1. Pursuant to Table of Organization No. 8-13 NG, October 6, 1939,
and recommendation of the Commanding Officer, 105th Medical Regiment
and Division Surgeon, 1st Lieutenant Clarence E. Greene, MAC, Head-
quarters and Service Company, 10 5th Medical Regiment, NC. NG., station
Henderson, N. C, is transferred to the Division Surgeon's Office, 30th
Division, effective this date.
2. Pursuant to Table of Organization No. 8-11 NG, October 6, 1939,
and communication from the Chief, National Guard Bureau, December 8,
1939, to the Adjutant General, North Carolina, (NGB 325.4 NC-3) and
subsequent indorsements affecting changes in the Regimental Staff, 105th
Medical Regiment and the Division Surgeon's Office, 30th Division, the
following is announced, effective this date:
Colonel Hodge A. Newell, MC, Regimental Commander and Division
Surgeon.
Regimental Staff:
Lt. Col. Edwin F. Fenner, MC, Executive.
Lt. Col. Robert E. Gribbin, Chaplain.
Major — Plans and Training Officer, allotted to State of Georgia.
Captain Thomas B. Royster, MAC, Adjutant.
Division Surgeon's Office:
Major James H. Wheeler, MC, Division Medical Inspector.
Major Irby H. Hoyle, DC, Division Dental Officer.
1st Lt. Clarence E. Greene, MAC, Office Executive.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders January 12, 1940.
No. 2
1. Pursuant to letters of Instruction, based upon a War Department
Directive dated October 13, 1939, from the Chief, National Guard Bureau,
October 14, 1939 and November 19, 1939, covering additional Field Train-
ing for the National Guard, prior to January 31, 1940, the 105th Engineer
Regiment, North Carolina National Guard will go into Field Training
January 21-27, 1940 as follows:
Report of The Adjutant General 141
Charlotte, N. C. (Armory) Regimental Headquarters
Hq. & Service Co. (less detachments)
Medical Dept. Det. (less sections)
Salisbury, N. C. (Armory) Headquarters 1st Bn.
Company A
Company C
Company F
Detachment Hq. & Ser. Company
Detachment, Med. Dept. Detachment
Morganton, N. C. (Armory) Headquarters 2nd Bn.
Company B
Company D
Company E
Detch. Hq. & Ser. Company
Detch. Med. Dept. Detachment
2. a. Captain Wiley M. Pickens, Co. D, will assume command of
troops at Morganton, N. C.
b. Major Thomas Craven, MC, will report with Regimental Head-
quarters at Charlotte, N. C.
c. Captain William A. Brewton, MC, station Enka, N. C, will re-
port for training with troops at Morganton, N. C. and will assume com-
mand of the section of the Medical Department Detachment thereat.
d. Captain Charlie H. Harrill, DC, station Lincolnton, N. C. will
report with troops at Salisbury, N. C. and will assume command of the
Section, Medical Dept, Detachment thereat.
e. The Regimental Commander will designate the officer personnel
of the Hq. & Ser. Co. to command the Detachments Hq. & Ser. Co. at the
respective camps and the number of men of the Hq. & Ser. Co. and of the
Med. Dept. Det. to be assigned each camp for training.
3. The Provisions of paragraphs 2-15, General Orders No. 3 2, The
Adjutant General's Department, November 16, 193 9 will govern.
4. Orders pertaining to Rail and Truck Movement of troops -will issue
later.
5. All orders in conflict herewith are revoked.
6. The expense enjoined is necessary in the military service.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders January 15, 1940.
No. 3
1. General Orders No. 41, Adjutant General's Department, North
Carolina, December 14, 1939 is hereby rescinded and in lieu thereof the
following is announced:
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SCHEDULE OF TRAIN MOVEMENTS,
ADDITIONAL CAMPS OF INSTRUCTION, 1940
Company E, 105th Engineers
1940
Jan. 21 Lv. Asheville, N. C So. Ry. No. 36 5:30 A.M.
Ar. Morganton, N. C So. Ry. No. 36 7:22 A.M.
Equipment: 2 Coaches and 1 baggage car.
Return on January 27, 1940 to be arranged by the CO, Co. E, 105th Engrs.
2. The senior officer present on the train will be in command and will
be responsible for the conduct of the troops to and from camps. Guards
will be kept on doors and the men prevented from leaving the coaches
except when so ordered by proper authority. Special attention will be
paid to transportation equipment and responsible officers will take the
necessary steps to prevent any damage thereto.
3. Return movement of troops will be arranged by the Commanding
Officer of troops.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
The Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh, North Carolina
General Orders January 22, 1940.
No. 4.
1. The 1940 Annual Armory Inspection of the North Carolina National
Guard, in accordance with the provisions of Section 93, National Defense
Act, as amended, and letter NG 333, 45-Gen-40, Hq 4th CA, December 4,
1939 will be conducted, as provided in Section II, NGR 48, January 18,
1934, by officers of the Regular Army detailed by the Commanding Gen-
eral, Fourth Corps Area. The itinerary and the names of the Inspecting
Officers are given in paragraph 10 of this order. Time of arrival of In-
specting Officers will be transmitted to organizations as soon as practicable.
Upon their arrival, unit commanders will report by phone or in person.
2. The inspection will be made a formal occasion. The primary ob-
jects of the inspection are enumerated in paragraph 8, NGR 48. The in-
spection of the training of the unit or headquarters will be confined to
objectives prescribed in the program of the next higher commander, and
which should have been scheduled previous to the inspection, and in addi-
tion, such other training as the unit or headquarters commander may have
scheduled previous to the inspection. Unit and headquarters commanders
should be prepared to demonstrate the state of training achieved in
scheduled subjects by presenting for the inspector a previously planned
and rehearsed schedule, after or during which the inspector may ask to
see such phases of the schedule repeated, or such other training as has
been laid down under schedules of the unit, as he may desire. The in-
spector will base his report on these subjects and no other. The planned
Report of The Adjutant General 143
demonstration of the training of the unit as a whole, including the repe-
tition of certain phases of training, or other training covered in schedule,
as the inspector may desire to see, should not exceed the normal drill time.
3. Attendance at inspection is compulsory. A report of all absentees
from inspection by reason of unavoidable causes, such as sickness, etc.,
will be rendered to the Inspection Officer. Absentees without leave of
absence or on furlough will be dealt with in accordance with the law.
Officers and enlisted men temporarily absent from their home stations at
the muster and inspection of their organizations may be attached, for
inspection, to any other organization, provided necessary arrangements
are made with The Adjutant General by the immediate commanding officers
and notice given the Inspector to whom they are to report.
4. The inspection of personnel will be made beginning at 8:00 P. M.,
on the date named herein. Field and Staff Officers whose station is that of
their respective headquarters will report for inspection with the head-
quarters personnel. Hours of inspection may be changed after consul-
tation between the Inspecting Officer and the unit commander. The or-
ganization commander, caretaker, and supply sergeant to be present at
the armory at such time in the afternoon as the Inspecting Officer may
designate and all individual lockers opened and the field range set up. The
first sergeant and company clerk to be present at the armory at the desig-
nated time in the afternoon for administrative inspection.
5. All property, arms, clothing, and equipment, will be thoroughly
cleaned and put in good condition. Sealed boxes or cases need not be
opened. Property in supply rooms and in individual lockers will be
neatly and carefully arranged, that the Inspecting Officer may see its
general condition and may count and check it easily and without loss of
time. Items mentioned on spot inventory will be arranged as requested
by the Inspecting Officer.
6. All records required by National Guard Regulations, or other War
Department authority, will be fully written up and accessible. The files
of retained enlistment and physical examination papers of enlisted men
for the entire personnel at the time of the inspection must be conven-
iently arranged in case information of this nature is desired.
7. The service uniform will be worn. Regimental and Separate Unit
Commanders will prescribe the details of the uniform for his command,
considering the availability of breeches, slacks, boots, shoes and leggins in
possession of the respective units. Officers will be uniformed the same as
troops of the command, with saber.
8. Inspecting Officers are requested to inspect Motor Vehicle Service
Record Books of those units having motor vehicles. (QMC Form 248).
9. Unit commanders will be ready to state what steps they have taken
to carry out the 1940 Major Effort; Field and Staff Officers what they are
doing (AEC work) to qualify for armory drill pay; and applicable officers
what steps they have taken to overcome their deficiencies, noted in 1938
Armory and Field Inspection Reports.
10. Inspecting Officers and dates for Inspections.
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Major Roscoe A. D. Stanis, INF., Charleston, S. C.
120th Infantry
Mon Feb 12 — Company I, Inf. Wilmington
Captain Charles R. Blcmme, ADC. 30th Div.
Tue Feb 13 — Company M, Inf. Wilson
1st Lt. Joshua E. Paschall, Adj. 1st Bn., 105th Q.M.
Wed Feb 14 — Company B, Inf. Warrenton
Headquarters 1st Bn., Inf Warrenton
Thu Feb 15 — Headquarters Company, 1st Bn., Inf Oxford
Fri Feb 16 — Company C, Inf Henderson
Headquarters 1st Bn., 105th QM Henderson
Major James C. Cooper, P&TO , Inf.
Captain Sidney E. Jennette, Adj. Regt. Hq. Engrs.
Sat Feb 17 — Company L, Inf Parkton
Mon Feb 19 — Regimental Headquarters, Inf Raleigh
State Staff Corps & Departments Raleigh
Quartermaster Detachment Raleigh
Major Arthur L. Fletcher, JAGD., SS.
Major James C. Dempsey, Insp. Genl., SS.
Tue Feb 20 — Service Company, Inf Raleigh
Captain Kenneth A. Kirby, Adj. 60th Brig.
Captain Charles F Williams, MC.
Captain Harold \V. Glascock, Jr., MC
Wed Feb 21 — Hq. & Hq. Det. (Insp. Sec.) 30th Div Durham
Company D, Inf Durham
Lt. Col. William Hones
Captain James B. Cole, P&TO., 105th Q.M.
Headquarters 1st Bn., Engrs. (Maj. P. P. Phillips) Durham
Thu Feb 22 — Headquarters 60th Brigade Graham
1st Lt. Charles B. Aycock, ABC. 60th Brig.
Medical Department Detachment. Graham
Fri Feb 23 — Company A, Inf Burlington
Lt. Col. Win. V. Copeland, Ex.O., Inf.
Mon Feb 26 — Company G, Inf Winston-Salem
Tue Feb 27 — Company A, 105th QM. Regt Winston-Salem
Wed Feb 28 — Communication Platoon Hdq. Co. Inf Reidsville
Thu Feb 29 — Headquarters Company, 60th Brigade Leaksville
Fri Mch 1 — Headquarters Company, 3d Bn., Inf Asheboro
Captain James G. Crutchfleld, D.C.
Mon Mch 4 — Headquarters Company, 2nd Bn., Inf Albemarle
Tue Mch 5 — Company E, Inf Concord
Wed Mch 6 — Company F, Inf Charlotte
Major Paul R. Younts, Ex.O. 60th Brig.
Thu Mch 7 — Headquarters 2nd Bn., Inf Gastonia
Headquarters Co. (less Com. Plat.) Inf Gastonia
Fri Mch 8 — Company K, Inf Shelby
Headquarters 3rd Bn., Inf Shelby
Sat Mch 9 — Company H, Inf Waynesville
Major William H. Quarterman, F. A., Savannah, Ga.
113th Field Artillery
Mon Mch 11 — Hq. B. & CT 3d Bn., F. A Lenoir
Tue Mch 12 — Headquarters 3d Bn., F. A Monroe
1st Lt. Somers Scull Smith, 1st Bn. F.A.
Battery F, F. A Monroe
Thu
Mch
Fri
Men
Sat
Mch
Sun
Mch
Mon
Mch
Tue
Mch
Report of The Adjutant General 145
Wed Mch 13 — Battery E, F. A Sanford
Major Eugene Alexander, Chaplain, L05th Engrs.
14 — Headquarters Battery, F. A Dunn
15 — Hq. B & CT 2nd Bn., F. A Smithfield
Captain Win. A. Koyall, Adj. 2nd Bn , F.A.
16 — Hq. B & CT 1st Bn., F. A Youngsville
17 — Regimental Headquarters, F. A Raleigh
Captain Gaither F. Hale, D.C.
Captain Joe B. Linker, Adj. Regt. Hq.
Captain Frederick C. Shepard. Adj. 1st Bn., F.A.
18 — Medical Department Det., F. A Wake Forest
Major Herbert M. Vann, M.C.
19 — Hq. 1st Bn., F. A Louisburg
Battery B, F. A Louisburg
1st Lt. James B. Wheless, M.C.
Wed Mch 20 — Battery A, F. A Greenville
Captain Eppie C. Powell, M.C.
Captain Theo. K. Fountain, Inf.
Captain Win. H. R. Jackson, Chaplain, Inf.
1st Lt. Robert A. Eason, Ln. O., 1st Bn., F.A.
Thu Mch 21 — Battery C, F. A Washington
Fri Mch 22 — Headquarters 2nd Bn., F. A New Bern
Battery D, F. A New Bern
Maj. Albert T. Willis, Ex. Off , F.A.
Sat Mch 23 — Service Battery, F. A Kinston
Lt. Col. Frank W. Young, M. C, New Orleans, La.
105th Medical Regiment
Mon Mch 25 — Regtl. Hq., Med. Regt Henderson
Captain Thomas B. Royster, Adj. Regt. Hq.
Hq. & Service Co. Med. Regt Henderson
Tue Mch 26 — Hq. 2nd Bn. & Co. G, Med Madison
Wed Mch 27 — Company D, Med Edenton
Thu Mch 28 — Company A, Med Wilmington
Major John F. Zajicek, C. E., Huntsville, Ala.
105th Engineers
Mon Apr 8 — Headquarters 2nd Bn., Engrs Asheville
Company E, Engrs Asheville
Lt. Col. Robert E. Gribbin, Chaplain, 105th Med.
Captain Wm. A. Brewton, MC.
Tue Apr 9 — Company B, Engrs Morganton
1st Lt. Samuel B. Howard, 3d Bn. F.A.
Wed Apr 10 — Company A, Engrs No. Wilkesboro
Thu Apr 11 — Company F, Engrs Statesville
Fri Apr 12 — Company C, Engrs Salisbury
Sat Apr 13 — Company D, Engrs Lincolnton
Captain Charles R. Jonas, S.S.
Captain Charlie H. Harrill, DC.
Mon Apr 15 — Regimental Headquarters, Engrs Charlotte
Colonel Graham K. Hobbs, CO. Engrs.
1st Lt. Warren O. Cochrane, Adj. 1st Bn. Engrs.
Headquarters & Service Co., Engrs Charlotte
Medical Department Detachment, Engrs Charlotte
Hq. & Hq. Det. (Finance Sec.) 30th Div Charlotte
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Colonel Thomas K. Spencer, Sig. C, Atlanta, Ga.
Mon Mch 11 — 30th Signal Company Canton
Signal Section, Hq. & Hq. Det. 30th Div Canton
Major Murray P. Whichard, MC, SS.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
Geneeal Orders January 23, 1940.
No. 5
1. A General Court Martial is appointed to meet at the National Guard
Armory, Charlotte, North Carolina on January 26, 1940. at 10:00 A.M.,
or as soon thereafter as practical for the trial of Private Charlie M. Taylor,
Company F, 120th Infantry, NC. NG., Charlotte, N. C, under charges
preferred under Articles of War No. 54 and 84.
DETAIL FOR THE BOARD
Lt. Col. Marion B. Fowler, 30th Div. Staff, NC.NG., Durham, N. C.
Major Peyton McSwain, 120th Infantry, NC.NG., Law Member,
Shelby, N. C.
Captain Charles N. Alston, 120th Infantry, NC.NG., Concord, N. C.
Captain Henry C. Long, 120th Infantry, NC.NG., Shelby, N. C.
1st Lt. George P. Ritchie, 120th Infantry, NC.NG., Concord, N. C.
1st Lt. Somers S. Smith, 113th Field Artillery, NC.NG.,
Charlotte, N. C.
Major Stephen B. Dolley, 120th Infantry, NC.NG., Judge Advocate,
Gastonia, N. C.
Captain Lee James Best, 113th Field Artillery, NC.NG., Defense
Counsel, Dunn, N. C.
2. The prescribed service uniform, with trousers, less side arms, will
be worn by members of the Court.
3. The employment of a stenographer is authorized.
4. The expense enjoined is necessary in the military service.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders January 23, 1940.
No. 6
1. Charges preferred against Private Charles M. Taylor, Company F,
120th Infantry, North Carolina National Guard, under Articles of War
Report of The Adjutant General 147
Number 54 and 84, are referred for trial to General Court appointed under
General Orders No. 5, The Adjutant General's Department, North Caro-
lina, dated January 23, 1940.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders January 31, 1940.
No. 7
1. Pursuant to par. 21, NGR 45, and Section 109, National Defense
Act, the following appropriate duties for Field and Staff Officers, NC.NG.,
to entitle such officers to the equivalent of armory drill pay, as provided
in regulations are announced:
a. Brigade, Regimental and Separate Battalion Commanders:
Army Extension Courses in part or full qualification in work com-
mensurate with their commands (exclusive of the "Administration
functions" specifically referred to in Section 109 National Defense
Act and set forth in paragraph 63, National Guard Regulations 45)
and/or conducting or attendance at schools and drills.
b. All Other Field and Staff Officers:
Army Extension Courses, full required time; except that qualifica-
tion for other equivalent duties performed is authorized when such
equivalent duties are deemed by the Instructor concerned with
certifying to payrolls, appropriate duties, commensurate with the
officer's grade and branch. Such equivalent duties shall not exceed
fifty (50) per cent of the required time or duties in each payroll
quarter. The following are considered equivalent duties:
(1) Attendance at drills when the officer takes some definite part
in the drill or instruction.
(2) Student or Instructor at organized schools, either officer's or
non-commissioned officer's schools.
(3) Other special military work commensurate with the officer's
grade and branch.
2. Six (6) hours per month or eighteen (18) hours per payroll
quarter is the minimum requirement of appropriate duties performed to
entitle the Field or Staff Officers to the equivalent of armory drill pay, as
provided in Regulations.
3. Field and Staff Officers qualifying for pay, in full or in part,
through duties performed, other than on Army Extension Courses, as
provided in paragraph 1, hereof, will report at the end of each month, to
the Instructor concerned, on W.D. Form 107, the equivalent duty or duties
performed and the number of hours.
4. All orders in conflict herewith are hereby rescinded.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
148 Report of The Adjutant General
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders February 14, 1940.
No. 8
1. So much of paragraph 10, General Orders No. 4, The Adjutant
General's Department, N. C, January 22, 1940, as directs Lieutenant
Colonel William Hones to report for the Annual Armory Inspection at
Durham, N. C, Wednesday, February 21, 1940, is rescinded and in lieu
thereof Lieutenant Colonel William Hones will report with Regimental
Headquarters, 120th Infantry at Raleigh, N. C, Monday, February 19,
1940.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders February 14, 1940.
No. 9
1. So much of paragraph 10, General Orders No. 4, The Adjutant
General's Department, N. C, January 22, 1940, as directs Captain Theodore
E. Fountain, Infantry, to report for the Annual Armory Inspection at
Greenville, N. C, Wednesday, March 20, 1940, is rescinded and in lieu
thereof Captain Theodore E. Fountain will report with Regimental Head-
quarters, 120th Infantry at Raleigh, N. C, Monday, February 19, 1940.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders March 12, 1940.
No. 10
1. So much of paragraph 10, General Orders No. 4, The Adjutant
General's Department, January 22, 1940, as directs certain officers and
units of the National Guard to report for Annual Armory Inspection i&
amended, as follows:
Major Herbert M. Vann, MC, 113th FA. NC. NG., to report on
March 17, 1940 with Regimental Headquarters, 113th FA. NC.
NG., Raleigh, N. C.
1st Lt. James B. Wheless, MC, 113th FA. NC. NG., to report on
March 18, 1940 with Medical Department Detachment, 113th
FA. NC. NG., Wake Forest, N. C.
Report of The Adjutant General 149
Regimental Headquarters, 105th Engineers, NC. NG.,
Colonel Graham K. Hobbs, CO, Engrs.,
1st Lt. Warren O. Cochrane, Adj. 1st Bn. Engrs.,
Hq. and Serv. Co., 105th Engineers, NC. NG.
Hq. & Hq. Det. (Finance Sec.) 30th Div., NC. NG.
all report on Sunday, April 14, 1940.
Major Paul R. Younts, Ex.O. 60th Brigade, NC. NG., to report on
Sunday, April 14, 1940, with Regimental Headquarters, 105th
Engineers, NC. NG.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders March 19, 1940.
No. 11
1. So much of paragraph 10, General Orders No. 4, The Adjutant
General's Department, N. C, January 22, 1940, as directs Major Eugene
Alexander, Chaplain, 105th Engineers, NC. NG., to report for the Annual
Armory Inspection at Sanford, N. C, Wednesday, March 13, 1940, is
rescinded and in lieu thereof Major Eugene Alexander will report with
Company C, 105th Engineers, NC. NG., in Salisbury, N. C, on Friday,
April 12, 1940.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders March 26, 1940.
No. 12
1. Pursuant to letter from the Chief, National Guard Bureau to the
Adjutant General, North Carolina, March 12, 1940 (325.4 (CA) N. Caro-
lina-22) and with reference to Tables of Organization 4-31 NG, 4-32 NG,
4-33 NG, 4-35 NG, 4-36 NG, 4-37 NG, approved January 11, 1940 and
effective March 15, 1940. The 252d Coast Artillery (TD) Regiment is
redesignated the "252d Coast Artillery (155-mm Gun) Regiment." The
attention of and compliance by all concerned, with the Tables of Organi-
zation mentioned, are directed.
2. Attention is invited to the following changes:
The Band Section, Service Battery, 252d Coast Artillery becomes a
separate unit and is designated Band, 252d Coast Artillery (155-mm
Gun) Regiment.
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The Service Battery (less Band Section) is redesignated the Service
Battery, 252d Coast Artillery (155-mm Gun) Regiment.
The three Headquarters Batteries and Combat Trains are redesig-
nated respectively The Headquarters Battery, 1st Bn., 2nd Bn., 3rd
Bn., 252d Coast Artillery (155-mm Gun) Regiment.
3. This order, embodying changes, will become effective as of March
15, 1940. The Commanding Officer, 252d Coast Artillery (155-mm Gun)
Regiment will advise The Adjutant General, North Carolina, of the re-
designation and changes when accomplished.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders March 26, 1940.
No. 13
1. Pursuant to letter from the Chief, National Guard Bureau, to the
Adjutant General, North Carolina, March 21, 1940, (325.4 (Inf.) N. C.-19),
units of the 120th Infantry, NC.NG., are redesignated as follows, effective
May 1, 1940:
Redesignate : As :
Headquarters, 120th Infantry Headquarters, 120th Infantry
(Rifle)
Band Section, Service Company, Band, 120th Infantry (Rifle)
120th Infantry
Medical Department Detachment, Medical Detachment, 120th
120th Infantry Infantry (Rifle)
Headquarters Company, 1st Bat- Headquarters Detachment, 1st Bat-
talion, 120th Infantry talion 120th Infantry (Rifle)
Headquarters Company, 2nd Bat- Headquarters Detachment, 2nd Bat-
talion, 120th Infantry talion, 120th Infantry (Rifle)
Headquarters Company, 3rd Bat- Headquarters Detachment, 3rd Bat-
talion, 120th Infantry talion, 120th Infantry (Rifle)
2. Tables of Organization redesignate Machine Gun units as Heavy
Weapons Companies. The Band becomes a separate unit; and Battalion
Headquarters Companies become Battalion Headquarters Detachments.
3. Reference is made to Tables of Organization all dated January 11,
1940: 7-11 NG, 7-12 NG, 7-13 NG, 7-14 NG, 7-15 NG, 7-16 NG, 7-17 NG,
7-18 NG.
4. The Commanding Officer, 120th Infantry, will advise The Adjutant
General, North Carolina, of the completion of the redesignation and
changes as of May 1, 1940.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
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State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders March 27, 1940.
No. 14
1. So much of paragraph 10, General Orders No. 4, The Adjutant
General's Department, N. C, January 22, 1940, as directs Captain Thomas
B. Royster, MAC, Adjutant, 105th Medical Regiment, NC. NG., to report
to the Annual Armory Inspection at Henderson, N. C, Monday, March 25,
1940, is rescinded and in lieu thereof Captain Royster will report to Lt.
Col. Frank W. Young, M. C, USA., at New Orleans, La. on or about April
4-6, 1940.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders March 28, 1940.
No. 15
1. Under the provisions of paragraph 54(a) National Guard Regu-
lations-25, the Commanding Officer, Battery A. 113th Field Artillery,
NC. NG., Greenville, N. C, is hereby directed to drop the following named
enlisted man from the rolls of his organization as a deserter:
LLOYD P. BELL, Pvt.
2. All officers of the National Guard will refrain from enlisting the
above named man in any of their organizations.
3. A copy of this order will be posted on the bulletin board of all
organizations for a period of thirty days.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders April 16, 1940.
No. 16
1. Pursuant to paragraph 21. National Guard Regulations 45 and
Section 109, National Defense Act, the following will govern appropriate
duties for Field and Staff officers, N.C.N.G.. to entitle such officers to the
equivalent of Armory Drill Pay, as provided in Regulations:
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a. Brigade and Regimental Commanders: Army Extension
courses, or part or full qualification in duties commensurate
with their commands (exclusive of the "administrative func-
tions" specifically referred to in Section 109, National Defense
Act and set forth in paragraph 63, National Guard Regulations
45) and/or conducting or attendance at schools and drills.
b. All other Field and Staff Officers: A minimum of 5 hours per
payroll quarter, being 20 hours total minimum per year, in
completion of Army Extension Courses and such other equiva-
lent and appropriate duties (exclusive of the "administrative
functions" specifically referred to in Section 109, National
Defense Act and set forth in paragraph 63, National Guard
Regulations 45) and/or attendance at or conducting schools
and drills.
c. The minimum of twenty (20) hours A.E.C. work as per sub-
paragraph b, above, will not govern as to full requirements in
all cases. The Brigade, Regimental or separate Battalion Com-
mander concerned will familiarize himself with the require-
ments of his officers and will direct, in orders, the number of
hours of A.E.C. work to be accomplished within the quarter
and year, for each Field and Staff Officer of his command, as
in his judgment is necessary. In other words, a minimum of
five (5) hours per quarter or twenty (20) per year is only
prescribed in order to take care of exceptional cases and except
in these cases A.E.C. work should be performed on the basis of
full required time within the quarter and year or such part of
the full time as Brigade or Regimental commanders concerned
consider necessary to the training of the officer. It is con-
sidered that the majority of officers will require an average of
fifty per cent (50%) study of A.E.C, or more. A copy of such
orders will be furnished the Instructor concerned with the pay
rolls and Forms 100, and a copy to the Adjutant General,
North Carolina.
d. The Instructor concerned is requested to furnish information,
at the end of each pay roll quarter, to the Brigade, Regimental
or Separate Battalion Commander, as to the number of hours
accomplished and the courses completed by Field and Staff
officers, whose A.E.C. and pay roll he checks.
e. Allowance of credits for pay, for performance of other appro-
priate duties, will be determined by the Instructor, who checks
and is concerned with certifying to the pay roll. The following
are considered equivalent duties:
(1) Attendance at drills when the officer takes some definite
part in the drill or instruction; physically examines re-
cruits or other substantial duties.
(2) Student or Instructor at organized schools, either officers'
or non-commissioned officers' schools.
(3) Other special military work commensurate with the officer's
grade and branch.
Brigade, Regimental and separate Battalion Commanders hav-
ing, at times, certain other appropriate duties for assignment
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to a Field or Staff officer of his command should advise the
Instructor of such assignment.
2. Brigade, Regimental and Separate Battalion Commanders will deal
directly with the Instructor who checks his pay roll.
3. The State Staff will continue study of A.E.C., Selective Service and
appropriate duties as now prescribed and any exceptional cases will be
handled by The Adjutant General.
4. Six (6) hours per month or eighteen (18) hours per pay roll
quarter is the minimum requirement of appropriate duties performed to
entitle the Field or Staff Officers to the equivalent of armory drill pay, as
provided in Regulations. This is based upon the forty-eight (48) pay
drills per annum authorized by the National Guard Bureau for this present
fiscal year.
5. Field and Staff Officers qualifying for pay, in full or in part,
through duties performed, other than on Army Extension Courses, as
provided in paragraph 1, hereof, will report at the end of each month to
the Instructor concerned, on W.D. Form 107, the equivalent duty or duties
performed and the number of hours, giving a detailed statement on Form
107 as to type or kind of duty performed.
6. All orders in conflict herewith are hereby rescinded.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders April 26, 1940.
No. 17
1. Pursuant to T/O 4-36 NG, January 11, 1940, the following transfers
of officers of the 252d Coast Artillery (155mm Gun) Regiment, North
Carolina National Guard, are announced, effective this date:
2nd Lieutenant George Graham Dickson to — Staff 1st Battalion
Headquarters Battery, 1st Battalion,
252d CA. NC. NG., station Raeford, N. C.
2nd Lieutenant William Jacob Lindemann to — Staff 2nd Battalion
Headquarters Battery, 2nd Battalion,
252d CA. NC. NG., station Greensboro, N. C.
2nd Lieutenant David John Caldwell to — Staff 3rd Battalion
Headquarters Battery, 3rd Battalion,
252d CA. NC. NG., station High Point, N. C.
2. Pursuant to request in letter from the Commanding Officer, 2 5 2d
Coast Artillery, (155mm Gun) Regiment, NC.NG., to The Adjutant
General, N. C, April 23, 1940, the commanding officers and staffs of the
three Battalions of the Regiment and their assignments to duty therewith
are announced, effective this date:
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First Battalion Staff
Major McCulloch Brogden Wilson Commanding
Captain Julian Hubert Blue Executive & Adjutant
1st Lt. Paul Jennings Dishner Reconnaissance Officer
1st Lt. Harrison Matthews Symmes Plans & Training Officer
2nd Lt. George Graham Dickson Int. & Liaison Officer
Second Battalion Staff
Major Ralph Leonard Lewis Commanding
Captain Oscar Ivey Wrenn Executive & Adjutant
1st Lt. John Edward Ford Plans & Training Officer
2nd Lt. Herman Huie Aderhold Reconnaissance Officer
2nd Lt. William Jacob Lindemann Int. & Liaison Officer
Third Battalion Staff
Major James Byron McCumber Commanding
Captain Cecil Lawton Matthes Executive & Adjutant
1st Lt. Allen Munsey Sell Reconnaissance Officer
1st Lt. William Henry Hancammon, Jr Plans & Training Officer
2nd Lt. David John Caldwell Int. & Liaison Officer
3. Officers concerned will report by letter or in person to their
respective commanding officers.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders
No. 18
May 7, 1940.
1. Pursuant to Tables of Organization, National Guard, dated February
13, 1940, effective May 15, 1940, units of the 105th Engineer Regiment,
are redesignated as follows:
Redesignate :
Headquarters, 105th Engineers
Headquarters & Service Company,
(less Band Section), 105th
Engineers
Band Section, Headquarters &
Service Company, 105th
Engineers
Medical Department Detachment,
105th Engineers
Headquarters, 1st Battalion,
105th Engineers
As:
Headquarters, 105th Engineers,
(Combat)
Headquarters & Service Company,
105th Engineers (Combat)
Band, 105th Engineers (Combat)
Medical Department Detachment,
105th Engineers (Combat)
Headquarters, 1st Battalion, 105th
Engineers (Combat)
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Company A, 105th Engineers Company A, 105th Engineers
(Combat)
Company B, 105th Engineers Company B, 105th Engineers
(Combat)
Company C, 105th Engineers Company C, 105th Engineers
(Combat)
Headquarters, 2nd Battalion, Headquarters, 2nd Battalion, 105th
105th Engineers Engineers (Combat)
Company D, 10 5th Engineers Company D, 105th Engineers
(Combat)
Company E, 105th Engineers Company E, 105th Engineers
(Combat)
Company F, 105th Engineers Company F, 105th Engineers
(Combat)
2. Reference is made to Tables of Organization dated February 13,
1940: 5-11 NG, 5-12 NG, 5-17 NG.
3. The Band becomes a separate unit. The Regimental Commander
will advise the Adjutant General, North Carolina, the officer designated to
command the Band.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders May 8, 1940.
No. 19
1. Dr. Thomas J. Taylor, having been authorized to organize Company
B, 105th Medical Regiment at Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, pursuant
to authority contained in letter from The Chief, National Guard Bureau,
January 15, 1940 to The Adjutant General, North Carolina (NGB 325.4
(Med.) N. Car. -13) the Inspection for Federal recognition was made by
Lt. Col. Harry B. Melton, M.C. Instructor on April 20, 1940.
2. Pursuant to communication from The Chief, National Guard Bureau
April 29, 1940 to The Commanding General, Fourth Corps Area, (325.4
(Med.) N.C.-13), forwarded by 1st Indorsement to The Adjutant General,
N. C, Federal Recognition of Company B, 105th Medical Regiment is
extended, effective April 20, 1940.
3. The officer personnel assigned to duty with the unit is:
1st Lt. Thomas J. Taylor, MC, Commanding
1st Lt. Bennette E. Stephenson, MC.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
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State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders May 11, 1940.
No. 20
1. The charge of Desertion made against Pvt. Lloyd P. Bell in General
Orders No. 15, Adjutant General's Department, North Carolina, March 28,
1940, is hereby set aside.
2. Private Bell is restored to duty under his enlistment with Battery
A, 113th Field Artillery, N.C.N. G., Greenville, North Carolina.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders June 11, 1940.
No. 21
1. Under the provisions of paragraph 54 (a), National Guard Regu-
lations No. 25, the Commanding Officer, Communications Platoon, Head-
quarters Company, 120th Infantry (Rifle), NC.NG., Reidsville, N. C, is
hereby directed to drop the following named enlisted man from the rolls
of his organization:
JAMES C. FERRELL, Pvt.
2. All officers of the National Guard will refrain from enlisting the
above named man in any of their organizations.
3. A copy of this order will be posted on the bulletin board of all
organizations for a period of thirty days.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders June 26, 1940.
No. 22
1. Under authority of the National Guard Bureau, War Department,
and Training Authority No. 49-2, June 12, 1940, the twenty-one day
Camps of Instruction, 252d Coast Artillery, 155mm-Gun Regiment, North
Carolina National Guard, will be held as follows:
July 7-27, 1940 Fort Moultrie, S. C.
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2. At the conclusion of the camp and training, organizations will re-
turn to their proper stations unless sooner relieved by proper authority.
3. Advance detachments will be in accordance with National Guard
Bureau Circular No. 16B, November 30, 1939, and as authorized by this
department.
4. The Regimental Commander or Senior officer present is designated
as Camp Commander for the camp, and will perform the duties of such
to include the publication of the necessary orders covering the conduct of
the camp and program of instruction. At the termination of the camp,
the Camp Commander will submit to the Adjutant General of North
Carolina a report on his camp with such recommendations and comments
as may be deemed advisable and helpful for subsequent camps.
5. (a) It being impracticable for the Government to furnish rations in
kind, travel rations enroute to camp will be paid at the rate of not to ex-
ceed 30c per meal per man prorated between the usual three meals. Travel
rations on the return trip will be on the basis of 90c per day or 30c per
meal where less than a full day is consumed. Reimbursement will be
made on this basis and receipted bills in duplicate must be obtained and
attached to vouchers.
(b) Rations while in camp for enlisted men will be purchased by
the Supply Officer of the Regiment in accordance with instructions of the
United States Property and Disbursing Officer. The allowance for this
purpose is for the purchase of bona fide subsistence.
(c) The United States Property and Disbursing Officer will pay all
troops prior to their departure from camp, if practicable, and will settle all
accounts incident to the camp properly payable from Federal funds.
(d) Any units holding an armory drill on the day of departure for
camp will designate in company orders the hours for such drill to termi-
nate prior to departure from home station. Such drills will be considered
as properly supervised and usual armory drills as prescribed in regu-
lations; provided said drill is held on day prior to opening of camp.
6. (a) Complete equipment (less overcoats and equipment manifestly
inappropriate) as shown in Table of Basic Allowances, including gas
masks, will be taken with exceptions noted below. Unnecessary and un-
authorized equipment and excess baggage will not be taken.
(b) The usual field equipment will be taken to Fort Moultrie, S. C.
Any exceptions will be made the subject of a special communication from
this office. The Commanding Officer, 2 5 2d Coast Artillery, 155 mm-Gun
Regiment, N.C.N.G., will prescribe the uniform in accordance with existing
uniform regulations. Breeches, cotton, O.D. and khaki, will be utilized in
the fullest extent.
7. (a) The movement to and from camp will be by Government motor
transportation.
(b) Motor convoys will be conducted under the direction of Regi-
mental or separate unit commanders concerned, who will be responsible
for the safety of those so traveling and compliance with Laws and Regu-
lations governing travel on the highways.
(c) Officers and enlisted men proceeding to and from camps, using
transportation other than in accordance with orders or authority, will do
so at their own risk.
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8. (a) All officers and men will have complied with regulations as to
vaccinations and inoculations prior to departure from home stations.
(b) The provisions of National Guard Regulations 45 will govern
as to numerical strength, and organizations must comply with these and
other regulations to be entitled to federal pay.
(c) No debts or obligations against the State or United States will
be incurred by an officer, enlisted man or organization, except such as may
have been properly and specifically authorized from this office.
(d) Commanding Officers of troops attending joint camps are
directed to comply with all orders and regulations in force at the camp,
and will issue necessary instructions to put this in effect.
9. Pay and allowances of officers and warrant officers and pay and
subsistence of enlisted men will be settled by the United States Property
and Disbursing Officer. Transportation of personnel and equipment will
be paid by the Finance Officer, U. S. A., Washington, D. C. The expenses
are chargeable as follows:
Pay, Officers NG-49132-P-3-0121-A-1405-01
Pay, Warrant Officers NG-49132-P-3-0122-A-1405-01
Pay, Enlisted Men NG-4913 2-P-3-0123-A-1405-01
Subsistence enlisted men NG-49132-P-3-0260-A-1405-01
Travel directed is necessary in the Military Service.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders July 1, 1940.
No. 23
1. Pursuant to Tables of Organization, National Guard, dated April 6,
1940, units of the 113th Field Artillery Regiment are redesignated as
follows:
Redesignate : As :
Headquarters, 113th Field Artillery Headquarters, 113th Field Artillery
(155-mm How)
Headquarters Battery, 113th Field Headquarters Battery, 113th Field
Artillery Artillery (155-mm How)
Band Section, Service Battery, Band, 113th Field Artillery
113th Field Artillery (155-mm How)
Service Battery (less Band Section), Service Battery, 113th Field
113th Field Artillery Artillery (155-mm How)
Medical Department Detachment, Medical Department Detachment,
113th Field Artillery 113th Field Artillery
(155-mm How)
Headquarters, 1st Battalion, 113th Headquarters, 1st Battalion, 113th
Field Artillery Field Artillery (155-mm How)
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Headquarters Battery, 1st Bat-
talion, 113th Field Artillery
(155-mm How)
Battery "A", 113th Field Artillery.
(155-mm How)
Battery "B", 113th Field Artillery
(155-mm How)
Headquarters, 2nd Battalion, 113th
Field Artillery (15 5-mm How)
Headquarters Battery, 2nd Bat-
talion, 113th Field Artillery
(155-mm How)
Battery "C", 113th Field Artillery
(155-mm How)
Battery "D", 113th Field Artillery
(155-mm How)
Headquarters, 3rd Battalion, 113th
Field Artillery (155-mm How)
Headquarters Battery. 3rd Bat-
talion, 113th Field Artillery
(155-mm How)
Battery "E", 113th Field Artillery
(155-mm How)
Battery "F", 113th Field Artillery
(155-mm How)
2. Reference is made to Tables of Organization 6-41 S NG, 6-42 S NG,
6-43 S NG, 6-45 NG, 6-46 NG, and 6-47 NG, approved April 6, 1940, and
effective July 1, 1940.
3. The Band becomes a separate unit. Upon recommendation of the
Regimental Commander, 1st Lt. Edgar B. Marston, Jr., Service Battery, is
assigned to the command of the Band in addition to his other duties.
Headquarters Battery & Combat
Train, 1st Battalion, 113th Field
Artillery
Battery "A", 113th Field Artillery
Battery "B", 113th Field Artillery
Headquarters, 2nd Battalion, 113th
Field Artillery
Headquarters Battery & Combat
Train, 2nd Battalion, 113th Field
Artillery
Battery "C", 113th Field Artillery
Battery "D", 113th Field Artillery
Headquarters, 3rd Battalion, 113th
Field Artillery
Headquarters Battery & Combat
Train, 3rd Battalion, 113th Field
Artillery
Battery "E", 113th Field Artillery
Battery "F", 113th Field Artillery
By order of the Governor:
(Seal)
J. Van B. Metts,
The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders
No. 24
July 1, 1940.
1. Pursuant to Tables of Organization, TO 8-11 NG dated March 19,
1940, the following redesignation is made in the 105th Medical Regiment:
Redesignate :
Hq. & Serv. Co. (less Band Sec-
tion) 105th Medical Regiment.
Band Section, Hq. & Serv. Co.,
105th Medical Regiment.
As:
Headquarters & Service Co., 105th
Medical Regiment.
Band, 105th Medical Regiment.
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2. The band becomes a separate unit. Upon recommendation of the
Regimental Commander, Captain James N. O'Neil, Hq. & Serv. Co., is
assigned to the command of the Band in addition to his other duties.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders July 16, 1940.
No. 25
1. Under authority of the National Guard Bureau, War Department,
dated July 11, 1940, Camps of Instruction for the North Carolina National
Guard will be held as follows:
CAMP SHELBY, MISSISSIPPI AND SABINE CONCENTRATION AREA
(LOUISIANA-TEXAS) AND VICINITY, AUGUST 4-24, 1940
30th Division Units
State Staff and Detachment
2. At the conclusion of the Camps, organizations will return to their
proper stations unless sooner relieved by proper authority.
3. Advance detachments and other details will be based upon Circular
16 B, National Guard Bureau, November 30, 1939, and in cases where
necessary commanding officers will be advised of same in letters of in-
struction upon receipt of training authorities from the National Guard
Bureau.
4. Brigade, Regimental, and separate unit commanders will perform
the usual duties to include the publication of the necessary orders covering
the conduct of their camps and programs therefor. At the termination of
camps, commanding officers will submit a report to this office with such
recommendations and comments as may be deemed advisable and helpful
for the conduct of subsequent camps.
5. (a) Schedule of movements to and from camp by rail will be
furnished all concerned in separate orders. No sleeping car accommo-
dations are authorized.
(b) Units and detachments to move by motor will be so advised
with information as to dates involved.
(c) Drayage from armory to railroad station and the reverse will
be paid by the United States Property and Disbursing Officer on Form
1034 and 1034a W. D., which will be accompanied by receipted bills in
duplicate from the person or persons rendering the service. Payments
will not be made to officers commanding units. Such drayage will be
accomplished for $10.00 or less for each organization to cover hauling
both ways from armories and in no case will $20.00 be allowed unless it
can be shown by competitive bids that $10.00 was inadequate. Full use
will be made of organizational vehicular equipment and drayage will be
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allowed to organizations only in cases where no wagons or trucks are
available to perform such services.
(d) Transportation requests and bills of lading will be furnished
by the United States Property and Disbursing Officer together with in-
structions covering their use. Officers to whom transportation requests
and bills of lading are issued will be held strictly accountable for their
proper use and accomplishment.
(e) It being impracticable for the Government to furnish rations
in kind, travel rations enroute to camp will be paid at the rate of not to
exceed 30c per meal per man prorated between the usual three meals, or
90c per day. Travel rations on the return trip will be made on the basis
of 90c per day or 30c per meal where less than a full day is consumed.
Reimbursement will be made on this basis and receipted bills in duplicate
must be obtained and attached to vouchers.
(f) Rations will be provided by the Army Quartermaster from time
of arrival in the concentration area until departure therefrom. Travel
and camp rations will be standardized for officers and enlisted men and
officers will have entered on their payrolls proper notations to cover de-
ductions for such meals as are provided for them on the basis of ninety
cents for travel and fifty-three cents (.531) camp or field ration per day.
Separate instructions will be issued to cover rations of Reserve Officers
who may be furnished meals with National Guard units.
(g) The United States Property and Disbursing Officer will pay all
troops prior to their departure from camp, if practicable, and will settle
all accounts incident to the camps properly payable from Federal funds.
(h) Any units holding an armory drill on the day of departure for
camp will designate in company orders the hours for such drill to termi-
nate prior to departure from home station. Such drills will be considered
as properly supervised and usual armory drills as prescribed in regula-
tions, provided, said drill is held on day prior to the opening of camp.
Units returning to their stations before the last day of the camp will
perform such duties as may be prescribed by their respective commanding
officers. Personnel will not be dismissed until the actual commencement
of the last day for which the camp is authorized.
(i) Gasoline and oil for use in motor vehicles enroute to and from
camp will be purchased under Procurement Division, Treasury Depart-
ment, contracts in accordance with instructions to be issued by the United
States Property and Disbursing Officer.
6. Uniform Clothing.
(a) Enlisted Men.
(1) The following will not be taken:
Caps, service.
Blouses (coats, service).
(2) Articles of uniform (worn or carried will not exceed the
following:
Two (2) pairs shoes or boots.
Two (2) pairs breeches, cotton (or trousers for troops
authorized to wear them).
Three (3) shirts, cotton (or woolen).
One (1) raincoat.
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One (1) service hat (or field cap for those authorized to
wear same).
One (1) suit of fatigue clothes.
Leggins, puttees, underclothes, socks, towels and toilet
articles, as desired and within authorized allowances.
(3) The clothing of enlisted men not worn or carried in
saddle bags or packs will be carried in barrack bags.
(b) Officers.
(1) Uniform clothing for officers will not exceed that which
may be worn and carried in authorized foot lockers,
bedding and clothing rolls and hand bags. Blouses,
Caps and civilian clothing will not be taken.
7. Special Instructions Third Army Maneuver:
(a) Individual equipment:
(1) The following will not be taken:
Gas masks.
Steel helmets.
Foot lockers for enlisted men or officers below field grade.
Pistols (except those needed for Guard duty).
Bayonets and scabbards.
(2) The following will be taken:
Canvas folding cots, 1 per officer and enlisted man.
One (1) mosquito bar per each officer and enlisted man.
Each officer below field grade — 1 bedding roll, 1 clothing
roll and handbag.
Each field officer — Same as above and in addition 1 foot
locker.
Not more than two (2) blankets per each man will be
taken.
All other equipment not mentioned in this sub-paragraph
or paragraph 7a (1) above, which has been normally
taken to regular summer training camps.
Mess equipment for attached Reserve officers.
Enlisted men's packs and barrack bags will be retained by
the owners individually during the movement to and
from the concentration areas, whether the movement
is by rail or motor.
Each medical detachment will take the individual and
organizational equipment prescribed in Tables of Basic
Allowances for its particular unit. For each regiment
there will be taken a Regimental Headquarters Medical
equipment, plus one Battalion Medical equipment for
each Battalion to be present. For each separate Bat-
talion, or similar unit, there will be taken one Bat-
talion Medical Equipment. Small units for which no
medical personnel is provided will bring from their
home stations a container packed with first aid sup-
plies, to be taken by them into the field.
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(b) Organizational Equipment:
All communication equipment.
Such number of machine guns, 37mm. guns, and trench
mortars, as can be manned by the personnel that will
participate in the maneuvers (spare parts chests to be
included).
Two (2) guns per each 155 Howitzer Battery.
Two (2) automatic Rifles per Battery (Field Artillery).
No sub caliber equipment.
No engineer pontoon or assault bridge equipment.
Necessary items of Tables of Basic Allowances required
for sanitation, technical operations, and necessary
housekeeping in the field (this equipment to be held at
a minimum).
Lanterns and coal oil containers.
Bags, water sterilizing and milk cans.
One small ice box per mess (to be provided by unit).
Kitchen fly, field range and cooking equipment per mess.
Medical supplies that are issued to organizations.
Cleaning and preserving material.
Tentage as follows:
Storage Tent Tent
tent wall wall
w/fly large small Tent Latrine
complete complete complete pyramidal screen
Co, Btry. or Tr Hq 1 1
Bn or Sq Hq 1 1
Reg'tl Hq 2 1
Brig Hq 2 1
Div Hq 2 2 2
Hq Sp Trs 1 1
QM Regt 2
Med Dept Det(*) ,
General Officer(**) 1
Fid Off cmdg unit 1
Each 2 other Fid Offrs(***) 1
Each 2 other Offrs 1
For each 8 E.M 1
Notes: (*) All serviceable tentage held by medical regiments will be taken by them.
(**)To be brought by Division and Brigade Headquarters Companies.
(***)Attached Reserve officers will be included.
(c) Certain exceptions may be made by Regimental or Separate
unit commanders in the matter of equipment to be taken, provided ap-
proval of this office is given.
(d) (1) Motor convoys will be conducted by the Regimental or
Organization commanders concerned.
(2) Units moving by motor will take field ranges and meals
will be cooked and served enroute to and from the concentration area.
Unit Supply Officers will make the necessary arrangements in advance for
the required rations.
(3) It is not contemplated that units will remain in the con-
centrated areas for any considerable length of time, and that during the
maneuver proper, troops will bivouac in the field in accordance with
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tactical dispositions. Only temporary facilities will be established in con-
centration areas.
8. The provisions of N.G.R.-45 will govern as to numerical strength
and organizations must comply with these and other regulations to be
entitled to pay.
9. No debts or obligations against the State or United States will be
incurred by any officer, enlisted man, or organization, except such as may
be specifically authorized from this office.
10. Commanding Officers of troops attending joint camps are directed
to comply with all orders and regulations in force at the camp, and will
issue necessary instructions to put this in effect.
11. Pay and allowances of officers and warrant officers and pay and
subsistence of enlisted men will be settled by the United States Property
and Disbursing Officer. Transportation of personnel, equipment and
animals will be paid by the Finance Officer, U. S. A., Washington, D. C.
The expenses are chargeable as follows:
Pay, Officers NG-49132-P-3-0120-A-140 5-01
Pay, Warrant Officer NG-49132-P-3-0122-A-1405-01
Pay, Enlisted Men NG-49132-P-3-0123-A-1405-01
Subsistence enlisted men NG-149132-P-3-0260-A-1405-01
Transportation personnel NG-49500-P-3-0600-A-1 405-01
Transportation equipment NG-49500-P-3-0700-A-1405-01
12. Travel directed is necessary in the Military service.
By order of the Governor: - Tr _ __
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
July 16, 1940.
Annex — To accompany
General Orders No. 25, AGO.NC., 1940.
1. The following information is furnished those of the Guard concerned
with the Third Army Maneuvers, 1940:
2. Mail — Officers and men should be advised that mail addressed to the
individual show company, battery, or detachment, and regiment and for-
warded as follows:
August 4-14: APO 30
Camp Shelby, Hattiesburg, Mississippi
August 15-24: APO 30
Alexandria, Louisiana.
b. A Roster of each Company, Battery, and Detachment will be submitted
to the Headquarters, 30th Division, in triplicate upon arrival of the unit in
the concentration area. Paper 8 x 13 should be used.
c. Each company or battery, battalion and larger organization, will pro-
vide itself before leaving home station with suitable signs to indicate their
location and to mark routes or approach to such location.
Report of The Adjutant General 165
d. Equipment for recreation will not be carried as no time is available
for its use.
e. Canteens will be established, if desired, under arrangements of regi-
mental and separate unit commanders as authorized by higher authority.
f. In order that subsistence and other supplies may be arranged for
troops, convoy and train commanders will report by telegraph to the Com-
manding General Third Army, Camp Beauregard, the date and probable
hour of arrival of their units. These reports will be made twenty-four (24)
hours in advance of arrival or upon departure from home stations. This is
particularly important in order that rations may be available for prepara-
tion of the first meal after arrival.
g. Ration Returns for two days will be submitted to Division Headquar-
ters immediately upon arrival by each regimental and by each separate unit
commander.
h. National Guard and Reserve Officers will buy and pay for their travel
rations to and from camp, unless it is impracticable to do so, and will not
include same on vouchers submitted for travel rations. Such travel and
camp rations as are furnished will be fully covered on camp payrolls to
include arrival back at home station.
i. Wood and water will be placed near the bivouac area of units and will
be obtained from these distributing points by Supply Officers of the Unit.
j. Ice boxes as be suitable should be constructed at home station for use
during the maneuvers.
2. Small units for which no medical personnel is provided will take a
container packed with first aid supplies, to be taken by them into the
field.
3. Dependents. Because of the limited facilities for personnel and the
nature of open field operations, no member of an officer's or enlisted man's
family, or other individual will be present with him in the concentration
or maneuver areas.
4. Ammunition and Ordance Supply.
a. No ball ammunition will be taken to the concentration and maneuver
areas by units.
b. No blank ammunition will be brought by troops to the concentration
areas. All blank ammunition will be furnished by Army.
5. Maps of concentration and maneuver areas will be issued automatic-
ally.
6. Commanding officers of all units will assure themselves that no mili-
tary personnel are taken to camp whose immunization against smallpox and
typhoid fever has not been completed prior to departure from home station.
Venereal cases will not be taken to camp.
7. National Guard units will furnish attached Reserve Officers on Mem-
orandum Receipt such shelter and equipment as authorized by existing
instructions and Tables of Equipment. Where necessary, such equipment
will be available at the Camp Shelby Quartermaster Depot for issue to
Reserve Officers as per paragraph 8, c, Annex No. 1, Quartermaster Plan,
To Administrative Instructions No. 4, Headquarters Third Army, July 12,
1940.
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8. National Guard unit commanders will not include attached Reserve
Officers in their Transportation Requests. The following in this connection
is quoted from instructions issued by Headquarters Fourth Corps Area, to
Reserve Officers ordered to active duty with National Guard units:
"IMMEDIATELY UPON RECEIPT OF YOUR ORDERS, you must apply
to the Quartermaster, Fourth Corps Area, Post Office Building, Atlanta,
Georgia, for Government Transportation from the National Guard Unit As-
sembly Point to the Maneuver Area and return, as shown in your orders.
You may also apply for and be furnished with Government Transportation
from your home to the National Guard Unit Assembly Point and return. A
blank form for making application for Government Transportation is en-
closed for your convenience. A delay in forwarding this application may
result in your not receiving the transportation in time to be used on the date
stated in your orders.
"TWO (2) COPIES OF YOUR ACTIVE DUTY ORDERS MUST BE FOR-
WARDED WITH YOUR APPLICATION FOR TRANSPORTATION."
9. Blank Forms, prescribed and applicable, will be obtained by Unit Com-
manders and especially units with motor vehicles will see that all forms
prescribed for their operation and maintenance are on hand and available for
use.
10. The attention of Commanding Officers of regiments and separate units
is directed to paragraph 1, a to e inclusive, Administrative Instructions
No. 2, Headquarters Third Army, June 24, 1940, subject, "Rents, Damages
and Claims."
11. Regimental and separate unit commanders are being supplied with
copies of all "Administrative Instructions" and "Letters of Instructions"
emanating from Headquarters Fourth Corps Area or Headquarters Third
Army. They will extract and issue therefrom such parts as may be consid-
ered necessary for the information and guidance of their units.
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders July 16, 1940.
No. 26
SCHEDULE OF MOVEMENTS,
THIRD ARMY MANEUVERS, 1940
CAMP SHELBY, MISSISSIPPI AND VICINITY
1. Units of 30th Division, other than those specified in second para-
graph hereof, are authorized railway equipment and will travel by rail to
Camp Shelby. Mississippi or vicinity as per the attached schedule of rail
movements furnished by Headquarters, Fourth Corps Area. Schedule for
further movements will be furnished later by higher authority. This
movement will be in accordance therewith.
Report of The Adjutant General 167
2. The following will move to and from Third Army Maneuvers in
Government vehicles with date of departure, August 4, 1940, except ad-
vance detachments, as shown in separate communication, with date of
departure, August 1, 1940.
113th Field Artillery,
30th Signal Company (approximately 40 by motor and 90 by rail),
Regimental and Battalion Staff, 105th Q.M. Regiment.
Company A, 105th Q.M. Regiment,
Service Company, 120th Infantry (Inc. S.O. 120th Inf.),
Headquarters & Service Company, 10 5th Engineers,
Headquarters Company, 60th Brigade,
Headquarters & Service Company, 105th Med. Regt., (less Band),
Division Surgeon's Office, 105th Med. Regt.,
Company G, 105th Medical Regiment,
Company D, 105th Medical Regiment,
State Detachment.
3. The above organizations will return to their home stations not
later than August 24, 1940, and date of departure will be when relieved
by proper authority. No sleeping car accommodations have been author-
ized. The number of officers and men shown is based upon prior camp
attendance and, obviously, the actual number to travel may be more or
less.
4. The senior officer present on each train and in each motor convoy
will be in command and will be responsible for the conduct of the troops
to and from camps. Guards will be kept on doors and the men prevented
from leaving the coaches except when so ordered by proper authority.
Special attention will be paid to transportation equipment and responsible
officers will take the necessary steps to prevent any damages thereto.
5. All troops arriving at camps will be met by guides and taken to
their areas. Commanding Officers of units moving by rail or motor are
cautioned to exercise proper authority over their personnel and to take
precautions, particularly, from a standpoint of safety.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders July 23, 1940.
No. 27
1. Pursuant to Training Authority No. 49-1, change No. 1, dated July
16, 1940, General Orders Numbers 25 and 26, Adjutant General's Depart-
ment, N. C, July 16, 1940 are amended in so far as they pertain to the
113th Field Artillery as follows:
Authorized dates of encampment (including travel
time) are changed from August 4-24, 1940 to August
5-August 25, 1940.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
168 Report of The Adjutant General
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders July 30, 1940.
No. 28
SCHEDULE OF MOVEMENTS,
THIRD ARMY MANEUVERS, 1940
CAMP SHELBY, MISSISSIPPI AND VICINITY
1. The schedule of rail movements attached to General Orders No. 26,
this office, dated July 16, 1940 is amended as follows:
Main No. 6223 amended to include
Band, 105th Medical Regiment, 30 men from Henderson, N. C. to
Camp Shelby, Mississippi.
Main No. 6223 amended to exclude
Hq., 120th Infantry, 54 men from Raleigh, N. C. to Camp Shelby,
Mississippi.
Main No. 6221 amended to include
Hq. Co., 120th Infantry (less Comm. Plat.), 54 men from Gastonia,
N. C. to McLaurin, Mississippi.
2. Pursuant to paragraph 1, General Orders No. 26, this office, dated
July 16, 1940, attached hereto, is schedule of return movement furnished
by Headquarters, Fourth Corps Area.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders August 28, 1940.
No. 29
1. Under the provisions of paragraph 54 (a); National Guard Regu-
lations No. 25, the Commanding Officer, Battery E, 113th Field Artillery,
NC.NG., Sanford, North Carolina, is hereby directed to drop from the rolls
of his organization the following named enlisted man who deserted his
unit while attending Third Army Maneuvers in the Sabine River Area,
Louisiana:
TOMMIE L. MANSHACK, Pvt.
2. All officers of the National Guard will refrain from enlisting the
above named man in any of their organizations.
3. A copy of this order will be posted on the bulletin board of all
organizations for a period of thirty days.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
Report of The Adjutant General 169
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Orders September 9, 1940.
No. 30
1. The charge of Desertion made against Private Tommie L. Manshack
in General Orders No. 29, Adjutant General's Department, North Carolina,
August 28, 1940, is hereby set aside.
2. Private Manshack is restored to duty under his enlistment with
Battery E, 113th Field Artillery. NC. NG., Sanford, N. C.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
SPECIAL ORDERS AND CIRCULAR LETTERS
(Certain ones of importance or general interest)
1938-1939-1940
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Court-Martial
Orders No. 1
February 9, 1940.
Before a general court-martial which convened at Charlotte, N. C,
pursuant to General Orders No. 5, The Adjutant General's Department,
North Carolina, January 23, 1940, was arraigned and tried:
Private Charlie M. Taylor, Company F. 120th Infantry.
CHARGE I: Violation of the 54th Article of War.
Specification 1 : In that Charlie M. Taylor, did, at Charlotte, N. C. on or
about the 24th day of October, 1939, by willfully con-
cealing the fact that he had been imprisoned in the
Mecklenburg County Jail, Charlotte, N. O, July 14,
1937, under sentence of a court of Mecklenburg County
for larceny of a bicycle, and did serve sixty (60) days
on the County Roads, did procure himself to be enlisted
in the National Guard of the United States and of the
State of North Carolina by fraudulent enlistment; and
did thereafter at Charlotte, N. C. and Concord, N. C,
receive pay under the enlistment so procured.
Specification 2: In that Charlie M. Taylor, did, at Charlotte, N. C, on or
about the 24th day of October, 1939, by willfully con-
cealing the fact that he had been imprisoned in the
Mecklenburg County Jail, Charlotte, N. C, October 28,
1933 under sentence of a court of Mecklenburg County
for the larceny of a radio, did serve six (6) months on
the county roads, did procure himself to be enlisted in
the National Guard of the United States and of the State
of North Carolina by fraudulent enlistment; and did
thereafter at Charlotte, N. C. and Concord, N. C, receive
pay under the enlistment so procured.
CHARGE II: Violation of the 84th Article of War.
Specification 1: In that Private Charlie M. Taylor, Company "F", 120th
Infantry, did, at Salisbury, N. C. on or about the 19th
day of December, 1939, unlawfully sell to one John Doe,
an overcoat, woolen, roll collar, of the value of $10.12,
issued for use in the Military Service.
PLEAS
To the Specification 1, Charge I: Not Guilty.
To the Specification 2, Charge I: Not Guilty.
To Charge I: Not Guilty.
To the Specification 1, Charge II: Guilty.
To Charge II: Guilty.
Report of The Adjutant General 171
findings
Of Specification 1, Charge I: Not Guilty.
Of Specification 2, Charge I: Not Guilty.
Of Charge I: Not Guilty.
Of the Specification, Charge II: Guilty.
Of Charge II: Guilty.
SENTENCE
"To be dishonorably discharged the service, to forfeit all pay and
allowances due or become due, and be confined in the common jail of
Mecklenburg County for a period of Sixty (60) days, and assigned to
work on the roads under the direction and control of the State Highway
Commission."
In re: Court Martial Trial
Charlie M. Taylor, Company F,
120th Infantry, North Carolina
National Guard,
Charlotte, North Carolina
held on January 26, 1940.
This cause coming before me for review upon a judgment duly rendered
by a general court martial held at Charlotte, North Carolina, on January
26th when Private Charlie M. Taylor of Company F, 120th Infantry,
North Carolina National Guard, was duly tried upon charges preferred
under Articles of War Nos. 54 and 84 and upon a full review of the
evidence, argument, and findings of the Court:
It is ordered and adjudged that the findings of the General Court
Martial be and the same are hereby approved and the judgment in said
cause is hereby approved and will be fully executed, with the exception
that that portion of judgment which provides that the said Charlie M.
Taylor shall be sentenced to work on the road under the direction of the
State Highway Commission is stricken out and the defendant shall be
confined in the common jail of Mecklenburg County for the period of
sixty days, dating from the date of his arrest and original commitment
in jail.
Done in our City of Raleigh, on this the eighth day of February,
in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty
and in the one hundred and sixty-fourth year of our American
Independence.
(Seal) (Signed) Clyde R. Hoey,
Governor of North Carolina.
By the Governor:
(Signed) Robert L. Thompson,
Private Secretary.
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) 'The Adjutant General.
172 Report of The Adjutant General
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
General Court-Martial September 12, 1940.
Orders No. 2
1. Before a general court-martial which convened at Henderson, N. C,
August 30. 1940. at 10:00 A.M., pursuant to Special Orders No. 381,
A.G.O., N. C. August 26, 1940, and of which Lieutenant Colonel Marion
B. Fowler, Finance Department, 30th Division, NC. NG., was President,
and Major Edward F. Griffin, 113th Field Artillery, NC. NG., was Trial
Judge Advocate, was arraigned and tried:
PRIVATE ROY W. FALKNER — Headquarters and Service Company,
10 5th Medical Regiment.
Charge: Violation of the 93rd Article of War.
Specification: In that Private Roy W. Falkner of Headquarters and
Service Company. 105th Medical Regiment, did at the corner of Front and
Forrest Street in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, on August 10, 1940, with intent
to do him bodily harm, commit an assault upon Sergeant Jesse E. Savage
of Company A, 10 5th Medical Regiment, by cutting him in the throat with
a dangerous weapon to wit, a pocket knife.
To the Charge and Specification, the accused pleaded: "Not Guilty'.
FINDINGS
To Specification: "Guilty".
To Charge: "Guilty".
SENTENCE
To be dishonorably discharged the service, to forfeit all pay and allow-
ances due or to become due, and to be confined in the common jail of
Vance County for ninety (90) days.
The record of trial having been forwarded for the action of the Gover-
nor and Commander-in-Chief, the following are his orders thereon:
State of North Carolina
The Executive Office
Raleigh
September 10, 1940.
In the foregoing case of Private Roy W. Falkner, Headquarters and
Service Company, 105th Medical Regiment, North Carolina National
Guard, the sentence is approved except that that part thereof to be dis-
honorably discharged the service is modified to be discharged the service
without honor. As thus modified the sentence will be duly executed.
The date of confinement, August 30, 1940, will be the date upon which
the sentence of confinement will begin.
(Signed) Clyde R. Hoey,
Governor of North Carolina.
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
Report of The Adjutant General 173
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
Circular Letter February 2, 1938.
No. 5
1. Section III, National Defense Act, provides in part, "In the initial
mobilization of the National Guard of the United States, war strength
officer personnel shall be taken from the National Guard as far as practicable
and for the purpose of this expansion, warrant officers and enlisted men of
the National Guard, may. in time of peace, be appointed officers of the
National Guard of the United States and commissioned in the Army of the
United States"; however, under the National Defense Act, when a Federal
emergency exists and the President of the United States calls the National
Guard into Federal service, the National Guard reverts to Federal control
and War Department Mobilization Plans provide, that on M day the State
is precluded further appointment of National Guard officers. They further
contemplate, that any war strength vacancies which can not be filled from
Inactive National Guard Officers or enlisted men commissioned in the
National Guard of the United States shall be filled from other sources.
2. From the information above, one can readily see the advantage to
unit commanders to encourage any qualified enlisted men of their organi-
zation, whom they would recommend and desire for their junior officers in
time of an emergency, to qualify themselves professionally by enrolling
for AEC work with the Instructor assigned to their unit. When the
candidate has completed the 10 series, he should apply to the Adjutant
General of North Carolina, through military channels, for a commission
in the National Guard of the United States. Such commissions continue
only so long as the holder is enlisted in the active National Guard. When
the candidate has been commissioned, he should be encouraged to con-
tinue his AEC work so that he will be prepared for promotion and so that
your organization may be benefitted by the addition of another qualified
instructor and a source of replacement for a peacetime officer vacancy.
3. Section 58, National Defense Act, which establishes the National
Guard of the United States provides "That in the grades of first lieutenant
and second lieutenant the number shall be unlimited"; therefore, if you
are fortunate enough to have two or more qualified individuals whom you
would recommend and desire for officers of your command, you should
encourage them to acquire such commissions. Where there are more than
one to a unit, they can be carried in the State pool for assignment in an
emergency and thus be assured of service with their friends in an organi-
zation of the North Carolina National Guard.
4. Under existing regulations, the enlisted personnel of the National
Guard promises to be the most productive source of officer personnel in
event of emergency expansion; therefore, you are urged to give the matter
serious thought and should you have qualified material in your command,
try to develop it for such an emergency. Should there be any questions
concerning such commissions, that are not clarified by AR 130-15 or
NGR 30. please refer them to this office which will lend its fullest coop-
eration in the matter.
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) Tlxe Adjutant General.
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State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Memorandum Raleigh
No. 6 April 19, 1938
1. The results, in part, of the Company Team Match as reported by
the Chief, National Guard Bureau, of the Chief National Guard Bureau
Indoor Rifle Matches, 1938, are announced:-
Winner: Co. C, 162nd Inf., Oregon N. G Score — 1882
2nd Place: Co. D, 110th Engrs., Missouri N. G. " — 1866
3rd Place: Co. B, 129th Inf., Illinois N. G " — 1858
8th Place: Co. E, 120th Inf., N.C. N.G " — 1833
57th Place: Co. B, 120th Inf., N.C. N.G " — 1728
104th Place: Co. C, 120th Inf., N.C. N.G " — 1659
162nd Place: Co. G, 120th Inf., N.C. N.G *' — 1602
165th Place: Co. A, 120th Inf., N.C. N.G " — 1599
Not reported: Hq. Co. 1st Bn. 120th Inf., N.C. N.G.
: Troop I, 109th Cav., N.C. N.G.
: Troop K, 109th Cav., N.C. N.G.
These scores show the positions in a total of 291 entries.
2. Company E, 120th Infantry, having attained the highest score for
units of the North Carolina National Guard, is declared the winning
Company for North Carolina and is entitled to the suitable awards.
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Circular Letter Raleigh
No. 11 July 11, 1938.
1. For your information and guidance, the following letter is quoted:
"Subject: Limitation of Armory Drills, National Guard, Fiscal
Year 1939.
"To: The Adjutant General of North Carolina (through
the Commanding General, Fourth Corps Area).
"The Secretary of War directs that you be informed that the
number of Federal pay armory drills to be held by the National Guard
during the Fiscal Year 1939, be as follows:
"(a) A total of 48 during the year.
"(b) Not more than 8 during any one month.
"(c) A minimum of 10 per quarter during the second,
third, and fourth quarters.
Albert H. Blanding,
Major General,
Chief, National Guard Bureau.
NG 240.91 N. Car. 1st Ind. LA/whc
HQ. FOURTH CORPS AREA, P. O. Bldg., Atlanta, Ga., July 8, 1938.
To: The Adjutant General of North Carolina."
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
Report of The Adjutant General 175
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
Special Okdkks July 22, 1938.
No. 282
1. Pursuant to authority contained in Circular No. 9-B, National Guard
Bureau, June 18, 1938, the selection of the following members and officials
of the North Carolina rifle team is announced to represent the National
Guard of North Carolina at the National Matches to be held at Camp
Perry, Ohio, from August 21, 1938. to September 10, 1938. They will
depart from their respective home stations so as to arrive at Camp Perry,
Ohio, on August 21, 1938, and return to such home stations upon the
completion of the Matches, unless sooner relieved by competent authority:
OFFICIALS
Team Captain — Major Claude T. Bowers,
120th Infantry Warrenton, N. C.
Team Coach — Captain Calvin F. Smith,
120th Infantry Burlington, N. C.
SHOOTING MEMBERS
Sgt. Jack G. Riggan, Company A, 120th Infantry Burlington, N. C.
Sgt. Clarence P. Ridout, Company B, 120th Infantry Warrenton, N. C.
Captain Charles N. Alston, Company E, 120th Infantry Concord, N. C.
Sgt. John E. Floyd. Company B, 120th Infantry Warrenton, N. C.
Sgt. Charles E. Richardson, Company E, 120th Infantry Concord, N. C.
Sgt. William C. Sprinkle, Company G, 120th Infantry_Winston-Salem, N. C.
Sgt. Douglas M. Mustian, Company B, 120th Infantry Warrenton, N. C.
Sgt. Charles M. Feamster, Company C, 105th Engineers Salisbury, N. C.
Sgt. Lester R. Stewart, Company C, 105th Engineers Salisbury, N. C.
Sgt. Willis A. Jenkins, Company C, 120th Infantry Henderson, N. C.
ALTERNATES
Cpl. Charlie P. Peoples, Company C, 120th Infantry Henderson, N. C.
2nd Lt. Wilbur G. Earnhardt, Hq. Co. 2nd Bn. 120th Inf._Albemarle, N. C.
2. Travel by privately-owned conveyance is authorized in the following
named cases:
Captain Calvin F. Smith, Company A, 120th Infantry Burlington, N. C.
2nd Lt. Wilbur G. Earnhardt, Hq. Co. 2nd Bn. 120th Inf._Albemarle, N. C.
3. The United States Property and Disbursing Officer of North Caro-
lina will furnish the necessary transportation to those not authorized to
travel by privately-owned conveyance, from their homes to Camp Perry,
Ohio, and return.
4. It being impracticable for the Government to furnish rations in
kind, the Finance Officer, Camp Perry, Ohio, will pay the enlisted men
named herein in lieu thereof, a monetary allowance of $1.50 per day for
the number of days actually consumed in travel (but not in excess of the
shortest time required for making the journey by rail) from and to their
home stations. Payment of such allowance for the return journey in
advance is authorized.
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5. All pay and allowance accounts, subsistence accounts, and travel
allowance (including travel by privately-owned conveyance) accounts will
be paid by the Finance Officer, Camp Perry, Ohio. The expenses involved
are chargeable to:
Pay and allowances of officers N-214-P-4-0121-A-1705-9
Pay of enlisted men N-214-P-4-0123-A-1705-9
Subsistence of enlisted men N-214-P-4-0340-A-1705-9
Travel of officers N-214-P-4-0 606-A-1705-9
Travel of enlisted men N-214-P-4-0616-A-1705-9
6. The travel directed is necessary in the Military Service.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General, North Carolina.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
Memorandum January 6, 1939.
No. 1
1. Commanding officers of units equipped with the rifle, in the
majority of cases, seem to have failed to read carefully, or have probably
forgotten, Memorandum No. 26, this office, October 15, 1938, since replies
from only a few have been received.
2. Memorandum No. 26 called for a more active interest and training
in marksmanship. Replies have been received from six units of the 120th
Infantry: Companies A, F, I, K, L, and Hq. Co. 1st Bn. None from the
Engineers.
3. Having urged upon unit commanders some interest in the Chief of
the National Guard Bureau Indoor Rifle Matches, beginning this month,
entries have been made only by Companies A and C, Engineers, and
Companies B and E and Hq. Co. 1st Bn., Infantry, or five in all.
4. Memorandum No. 26 stated facts and the necessity for a definite
and constant training in marksmanship and called attention to the firing
of the prescribed course for qualifications. Judging from the failure to
make reply as called for and the very few units entering the Indoor
Matches, it is apparent that this phase of training is not taken seriously
by many unit commanders. The rifle units are well behind those of many
states in this work which is not at all gratifying.
5. The Commanding Officers of the 105th Engineers and 120th
Infantry are urged to use every effort to bring this phase of training to a
higher standard of efficiency in the units of their command and to require
replies on this subject to this office, through their respective headquarters.
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
Report of The Adjutant General 177
Statk of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
Special Orders March 15, 1939.
No. 80
1. Upon his own request Lt. Col. Joseph B. Thorp, Executive Officer,
113th Field Artillery, North Carolina National Guard, station Greensboro,
N. C, is relieved of his present duties, and is hereby transferred to the
North Carolina Inactive National Guard, effective as of March 15, 1939,
there being a war strength vacancy in this grade.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
The Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
Special Orders June 14, 1939.
No. 204
1. The following named officers, Aides-de-Camp to the Governor and
Commander-in-Chief, will proceed to New York and report to the Governor
the morning of June 18, 1939, at the Hotel New Yorker, where reservations
have been made for members of the Staff, to attend him during the cere-
monies incident to North Carolina Day at the New York World's Fair:
Brig. General J. Van B. Metts Major Peyton McSwain
Brig. General Don E. Scott Captain Ernest D. McGougan
Colonel Hodge A. Newell Captain Henry B. Culbreth
Colonel Royce S. McClelland Captain Wiley M. Pickens
Lt. Col. Gordon Smith Captain Howell J. Hatcher
Lt. Col. Robert E. Gribbin
2. Officers may travel in and wear civilian clothes Sunday, June 18th,
except that for any afternoon formation the white dress uniform will be
worn. Monday, June 19th, the white dress uniform will be worn. The
mess jacket, with black trousers, black shoes, and black tie will be the
uniform for evening wear.
3. Lt. Col. Gordon Smith will proceed to New York to arrive the morn-
ing of June 17th and will confer with Mr. Coleman Roberts, in charge of
arrangements for North Carolina Day, with reference to arrangements for
the Governor.
4. Railroad and Pullman fare and not exceeding $6.50 per day hotel
and meals (pursuant to State Laws), meals enroute, and other necessary
expenses are authorized. The official duty of members of the Staff in New
York will end Tuesday afternoon, June 20th.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
178 Report of The Adjutant General
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
Special Orders August 10, 1939.
No. 286
1. By virtue of authority granted under date of May 11, 1939, in
letter from the War Department, a civilian rifle team representing the
State of North Carolina, is hereby appointed for the purpose of attending
a Small Arms Firing School and for participating in the National Rifle
Matches at Camp Perry, Ohio, under the conditions prescribed by the War
Department and the National Board for the Promotion of Rifle Practice,
during the period from August 20, 1939 to September 9, 1939, both dates
inclusive.
2. The following able-bodied citizens of this State, who meet all
eligibility requirements under existing regulations, will constitute the
team :
TEAM CAPTAIN HUGH M. ROONEY LINVILLE, N. C.
SHOOTING MEMBERS
John Allen Reidsville, N. C.
Lee Roy Blume Kannapolis, N. C.
Denis E. Brewer Dunn, N. C.
Walter E. Durham Reidsville, N. C.
John M. Dwelle Charlotte, N. C.
Lonnie D. Holbrooks Kannapolis, N. C.
Hugh MacRae Morton Wilmington, N. C.
Allan H. MacClamrock Kannapolis, N. C.
Wilson Ragan Gastonia, N. C.
Andrew O. Slawson Kannapolis, N. C.
ALTERNATES
Merrill Smathers Greensboro, N. C.
Thomas W. Wright Newland, N. C.
3. The above 13 members constituting the team, will, in accordance
with instructions of the Team Captain and the Executive Officer of the
National Board for the Promotion of Rifle Practice proceed from their
homes to Camp Perry, Ohio, at their own expense, reporting upon arrival
thereat on August 20, 1939, to the Executive Officer, National Matches,
at Camp Perry, Ohio, for participation in the Small Arms Firing School
and the National Matches.
4. Upon arrival at Camp Perry, Ohio, they will be reimbursed for their
travel thereto at the rate of 5 cents (5c) per mile and paid in advance for
their return travel prior to departure from Camp Perry, Ohio.
5. The travel directed is necessary in the public service.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General, North Carolina.
Report of The Adjutant General 179
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
Special Orders August 15, 1939.
No. 289
1. Pursuant to authority contained in Circular No. 9-B, National
Guard Bureau, June 7, 1939, the selection of the following members and
officials of the North Carolina rifle team is announced to represent the
National Guard of North Carolina at the National Matches to be held at
Camp Perry, Ohio, from August 20, 1939, to September 9, 1939. They
will depart from their respective home stations so as to arrive at Camp
Perry, Ohio, on August 20, 1939, and return to such home stations upon
the completion of the Matches, unless sooner relieved by competent
authority:
OFFICIALS
Team Captain — Major Claude T. Bowers,
120th Infantry Warrenton, N. C.
Team Coach — Captain Henry C. Long, 120th Infantry Shelby, N. C.
SHOOTING MEMBERS
Captain Conrad B. Sturges, Company C, 120th Infantry . Henderson, N. C.
Captain Harold R. Skillman, Company B, 120th Infantry Warrenton, N. C.
St. Sgt. Carl T. Bell, Company C, 105th Engineers Salisbury, N. C.
Sgt. Claude C. Caudill, Company A, 105th Engineers No. Wilkesboro, N. C.
Sgt. Douglas M. Mustian. Company B, 120th Infantry Warrenton, N. C.
Sgt. William C. Sprinkle, Company G, 120th Infantry_Winston-Salem, N. C.
Sgt. Alton K. Overby, Company B, 120th Infantry Warrenton, N. C.
Sgt. Harold H. Stephens, Hq. Co., 120th Infantry Reidsville, N. C.
Cpl. Clarence P. Ridout, Company B, 120th Infantry Warrenton, N. C.
Sgt. Charles E. Richardson, Company E, 120th Infantry Concord, N. C.
ALTERNATES
Cpl. Fred Green, Company E, 120th Infantry Concord, N. C.
Sgt. Willis A. Jenkins, Company C, 120th Infantry Henderson, N. C.
2. • Travel by privately-owned conveyance is authorized in the following
named cases:
Major Claude T. Bowers, Hq. 1st Bn„ 120th Infantry Warrenton, N. C.
Captain Conrad B. Sturges, Company C, 120th Infantry Henderson, N. C.
Captain Harold R. Skillman, Company B, 120th Infantry_Warrenton, N. C.
3. The United States Property and Disbursing Officer of North Carolina
will furnish the necessary transportation to those not authorized to travel
by privately-owned conveyance, from their homes to Camp Perry, Ohio,
and return.
4. It being impracticable for the Government to furnish rations in
kind, the Finance Officer, Camp Perry, Ohio, will pay the enlisted men
named herein in lieu thereof, a monetary allowance of $1.50 per day for
the number of days actually consumed in travel (but not in excess of the
shortest time required for making the journey by rail) from and to their
180 Report of The Adjutant General
home stations. Payment of such allowance for the return journey in
advance is authorized.
5. All pay and allowance accounts, subsistence accounts, and travel
allowance (including travel by privately-owned conveyance) accounts will
be paid by the Finance Officer, Camp Perry, Ohio. The expenses involved
are chargeable to:
N-320-P-4-0606-A-1705-0 Travel officers.
N-320-P-4-0616-A-1705-0 Travel enlisted men.
N-320-P-4-0121-A-1705-0 Pay and allowances officers.
N-320-P-4-0123-A-1705-0 Pay enlisted men.
N-320-P-4-0340-A-1705-0 Commutation of rations, enlisted men.
6. The travel directed is necessary in the Military Service.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General. North Carolina.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
Memorandum September 23; 1939.
No. 24
STRENGTH NORTH CAROLINA NATIONAL GUARD
(Including increase of 753 Enlisted Men allotted by National Guard
Bureau in Presidential Directive to increase the National Guard
to 235,000)
Maximum Strength to Which All Units Will Recruit
Organization Officers Warrant Officers Enlisted Men
State Staff & Det 9 26
Hq. 30th Div. & Sects 4 8
30th Signal Company 6 129
Hq. 105th QM Regt 1
1st Bn. 105th QM Regt 2
Co. A, 105th QM Regt 2 49
24 212
105th Engineers
Headquarters 5
Hq. and Serv. Co 3 1 82
Med. Dept. Det 3 20
Two Bn. Hqs 4
6 Companies (75) 18 450
33 1 552
Report of The Adjutant General
181
Organization Officers
105th Med. Regt.
Headquarters 7
Service Co. 3
Hq. 2nd Bn. 2
Company A 2
Company F 2
Company I 6
22
113th Field Artillery
Headquarters 6
Hq. Btry. 2
Service Btry. 5
Med. Dept. Det 5
Three Bn. Hqs 12
Three Bn. Hq. Btry. & CT's (47)_. 9
Six Gun Btrys. (80) 24
63
Hq. 60th Brigade 4
Hq. Co. 60th Brig 2
6
120th Infantry
Headquarters 7
Headquarters Co. 5
Service Co. 4
Med. Dept. Det 5
Three Bn. Hqs 3
Three Bn. Hq. Co's (25) 6
Nine Rifle Companies (83) 27
Three M. G. Companies (78) 9
66
Warrant Officers Enlisted Men
75
66
45
63
i49
63
77
28
141
480
789
42
42
119
85
30
75
747
234
1290
252nd Coast Artillery
Headquarters 6
Hq. Btry. 2
Serv. Btry. 5
Med. Dept. Det 5
Three Bn. Hqs 12
Three Bn. Hq. Btry. & CT's (44)__ 9
Six Gun Btrys. (99) 24
63
Grand Total 277
(Seal)
64
1
71
28
132
594
1
889
5
4023
J.
Van
B.
Metts,
lie
Arljuta
nt Gener*
al.
182 Report of The Adjutant General
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
Circular Letter March 12, 1940.
No. 13
1. The retirement of Colonel Adolphe Huguet and his severance of
connection with the North Carolina National Guard as the Senior In-
structor the last of this month and the detail of Colonel Millard F. Waltz,
Jr., Inf. as Senior Instructor, is announced.
2. Colonel Waltz, who has reported at this office, was for many years
an officer of the New York National Guard and was at Camp Wadsworth,
Spartanburg, South Carolina with the 27th Division prior to joining the
A.E.F. during the World War. He has had much experience as an In-
structor of Reserves. His last assignment, before coming to us, was as
Executive Officer of one of the Reserve Areas, 8th Corps, with head-
quarters at Columbus, Ohio. I bespeak for him every courtesy and a close
friendly, official and personal relationship with the officer personnel of the
Guard as well as with the Instructor personnel.
3. Colonel Huguet, having completed more than the normal four year
detail to this state, after a leave of absence, will retire from active service.
Colonel Huguet has served the Guard in an earnest and interested manner
and has been, at all times, ready to assist The Adjutant General in such
problems as would arise. We have worked in harmony and with a close
personal relationship. On behalf of the Officers of the Guard, I wish for
him a long life of health, happiness and pleasure.
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
Special Orders July 30, 1940.
No. 333
1. By virtue of authority granted under date of April 15, 1940, in
letter from the War Department, a civilian rifle team representing the
State of North Carolina, is hereby appointed for the purpose of attending
a Small Arms Firing School and for participating in the National Rifle
Matches at Camp Perry, Ohio, under the conditions prescribed by the War
Department and the National Board for the Promotion of Rifle Practice,
during the period from August 18, 1940 to September 7, 1940, both dates
inclusive.
2. The following able-bodied citizens of this State, who meet all
eligibility requirements under existing regulations, will constitute the
team:
TEAM CAPTAIN HUGH M. ROONEY LINVILLE, N. C.
RANGE OFFICER NORMAN J. BOGER KANNAPOLIS, N. C.
Report of The Adjutant General 183
shooting members
Paul M. Vance Newland, N. C.
Thomas W. Wright Newland, N. C.
Carl T. Bumgarner Crossnore, N. C.
Robert I. Jenkins Charlotte, N. C.
James B. Rogers Charlotte, N. C.
Walter E. Durham Reidsville, N. C.
David W. Durham Reidsville, N. C.
John Allen Reidsville, N. C.
Hugh M. Morton Wilmington, N. C.
Lonnie D. Holbrooks Kannapolis, N. C.
ALTERNATES
Lee R. Blume Kannapolis, N. C.
Merrill O. Smathers Greensboro, N. C.
3. The above 14 members constituting the team, will, in accordance
with instructions of the Team Captain and the Executive Officer of the
National Board for the Promotion of Rifle Practice proceed from their
homes to Camp Perry, Ohio, at their own expenses, reporting upon arrival
thereat on August 18, 1940, to the Executive Officer, National Matches,
at Camp Perry, Ohio, for participation in the Small Arms Firing School
and the National Matches.
4. Upon arrival at Camp Perry, Ohio, they will be reimbursed for their
travel thereto at the rate of 5 cents per mile and paid in advance for their
return travel prior to departure from Camp Perry, Ohio.
5. The travel directed is necessary in the public service.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General, North Carolina.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
Special Orders August 26, 1940.
No. 381
1. A General Court-Martial is appointed to convene at the National
Guard Armory, Henderson, North Carolina, on August 30, 1940, at 10:00
A.M., or as soon thereafter as practical for the trial of Private Roy W.
Falkner, Headquarters and Service Company, 105th Medical Regiment,
NC.NG., Henderson, N. C, under charges preferred under Article of War
No. 93.
DETAIL FOR THE COURT
Lt. Col. Marion B. Fowler, 30th Div. Staff, NC.NG., Durham, N. C.
Major James C. Cooper, 120th Inf., NC.NG.. Henderson, N. C.
Captain Roy W. Smith, 120th Inf., NC.NG., Raleigh, N. C.
Captain Conrad B. Sturges, 120th Inf., NC.NG., Henderson, N. C.
184 Report of The Adjutant General
Captain Harold R. Skillman, 120th Inf., NC.NG., Warrenton, N. C.
Captain Charles P. Green, 113th F. A., NC.NG., Law Member,
Louisburg, N. C.
Major Edward F. Griffin, 113th F. A., NC.NG., Judge Advocate,
Louisburg, N. C.
Major Thomas S. Kittrell, 105th QM Regt., NC.NG., Defense
Counsel, Henderson, N. C.
2. The prescribed service uniform, with trousers, less side arms, will
be worn by members of the Court.
3. The employment of a stenographer is authorized.
4. The expense enjoined is necessary in the military service.
By order of the Governor:
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
ROSTER OF OFFICERS AND ENLISTED MEN INDUCTED
INTO FEDERAL SERVICE
NORTH CAROLINA STATE STAFF
Name
Metts, J. VanB
Smith, Gordon
Austell, Michael H...
Hines, John D
Upton, Thomas H.. .
Whichard, Murray P.
Jonas, Charles R
Slaunwhite, Osborn S.
Rank or
Grade
Brig. Gen..
U. Col....
Major
Major
Major
Major
Captain...
Captain...
Serial No.
0-187398
O-140215
0-326774
0-299867
0-176628
0-224860
0-257394
Date of
Commission
Dec.
Jan.
June
July
July
Oct.
Dec.
June
21, 1936
14, 1927
28, 1934
27, 1940
27, 1940
12, 1934
22, 1936
18, 1934
Date of
Induction
Oct.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
15, 1940
16, 1940
21, 1940
26, 1940
21, 1940
21, 1940
21, 1940
21, 1940
STATE DETACHMENT, Q. M. C, RALEIGH, N. C.
Inducted into Federal Service, October 10, 1940.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Officers:
Austell, Michael H
Slaunwhite, Osborne S.
Enlisted Men:
Harris, James B
Adams, John P
Partin, George P
Covalt, Milton M
Major. ..
Captain.
Sergeant
Corporal
Corporal
Private .
O-140215
0257394
20452352
20452354
20452353
20452355
JuDe 28, 1934
June 18, 1934
April 24, 1939
Oct. 23, 1939
Feb. 8, 1940
Dec. 7, 1939
30TH DIVISION STAFF
Inducted September 16, 1940.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Date of
Federal
Recognition
Residence
Dorsey, William V..
Fowler, Marion B._
Dempsey, James C.
Blomme, Charles R
Lt. Col.
Lt. Col.
Major..
Captain
Sept. 16, 1931
June 28, 1934
May 14, 1928
May 25, 1931
Newton
Durham
Wilson
Wilmington
186
Report of The Adjutant General
30TH DIVISION HEADQUARTERS AND STAFF
Name
Finance Section:
Fowler, Marion B._ . .
Lawing, William S
McRee, Richard L
Chaplin, Paul.
Flowers, Geo. H., Jr..
Sloan, Perry A
White, Thomas S., Jr
Inspector's Section:
Dempsey, James C .
Collom, HughE
Rogers, Manning M..
Signal Section:
Dorsey, William V
Aide:
Bloome, Charles R.__
Rank or
Grade
Lt. Col.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Major. .
Sgt
Sgt
Lt. Col..
Captain
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
June
28, 1934
May
8, 1940
Sept.
12, 1940
Sept.
19, 1940
Sept.
19, 1940
Sept.
19, 1940
Sept.
19, 1940
May
14, 1928
Sept.
12, 1940
Sept.
12, 1940
Sept.
16, 1931
June
2, 1930
Home Station
Durham
Charlotte
Charlotte
Charlotte
Charlotte
Charlotte
Charlotte
Wilson
Durham
Durham
Newton
Wilmington
30TH SIGNAL COMPANY-CANTON. N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Sept. 16, 1931
March 10, 1934
Buck, Harold A
1st Lt.
McElrath, William L
1st Lt.
1st Lt.
Sept. 14, 1940
Sept. 14, 1940
Feb. 6, 1939
Sept. 7, 1938
March 24, 1938
July 9, 1939
May 25, 1938
Jan. 19, 1939
April 19, 1940
Sept. 2, 1939
Jan. 25, 1939
Jan. 19, 1938
Nov. 23, 1938
Sept. 27, 1939
March 11, 1940
March 9, 1938
Jan. 26, 1938
Nov. 22, 1939
June 12, 1940
April 13, 1938
March 9, 1938
Oct. 25, 1939
Feb. 2, 1938
Gibbs, Charles W
2nd Lt.
Enlisted Men:
Mr. Sgt.
20400605
20400606
20400607
20400608
20400609
20400610
20400611
20400612
20400613
20400614
20400615
20400616
20400617
20400618
20400648
20400619
20400620
20400621
20400622
20400623
20400624
Gibbs, Charles W
Mr. Sgt.
1st Sgt.
Oct. 18 1940
Tech. Sgt _.
Staff Sgt
Staff Sgt
Staff Sgt
Staff Sgt
Sgt. -
Fowler, Fred J.
Oct. 18 1940
Wood, Robert E
Sept. 18, 1940
Conley, C. C, Jr..
Sgt.
Sgt.
Sgt.
Sgt.
Lee, Walter B
Sgt.
Sgt.
Oct. 18, 1940
Wood, Charles M
Sgt
Oct. 18, 1940
Carr, Oma T
Miller, Elmer
Corp
Report of The Adjutant General
30TH SIGNAL COMPANY
187
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Reece, Marion C
Stephenson, Charles D
Stephenson, James B._
Baldwin, Jack H
Blythe, Jack M
Brown, Wade G
Burrus, Jack T
Clark, PaulS ..
Clontz, Frank J
Hall, William G
Haley, Ray M
Holder, Henry L
Johnson, Charles S
Keylon, Arthur F
LawTence, Harold F...
Ledford, Thelmore W.
Messer, Jack C
Parker, Lloyd G
Poore, Robert D
Seay, William L
Shook, James H
Smathers, Loranzo F._
Smith, Bernard C
Wright, Ben W
Wright, Lewis A
Ammons, Claude V...
Ammons, James C
Boger, Harold C
Bradley, Garland E.._
Brown, Elder B
Brown, Fred W
Brown, George L
Buchanan, Greene D._
Buell, James F
Cathey, George B
Cathey, Mark L
Childers, James P
Clontz, Cecil B
Cooper, Alvin G. L._ .
Cogdill, Thomas L....
Cody, Elbert F., Jr...
Davis, Carl B
Edwards, Hoyt A
Ensley , Louis C
Everhart, Fred W
Fish, Samuel A
Flynn, William T
Garren, Joseph E
Gibson, George M
Goodman, Jesse P
Greene, Arthur J
Grogan, Howard W. . .
Hamlet, Oliver M
Hawkins, Eugene P...
Hawkins, Reeves
Henson, Jack M
Corp
Corp....
Corp
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt
Pvt
Pvt
Pvt
Pvt....
Pvt
Pvt
Pvt..._
Pvt
Pvt
Pvt
Pvt....
Pvt....
Pvt
Pvt....
Pvt....
Pvt
Pvt....
Pvt.__.
Pvt....
Pvt....
Pvt....
Pvt....
Pvt...
Pvt....
Pvt....
Pvt....
Pvt....
Pvt....
Pvt.__.
Pvt....
20400625
20400626
20400628
20400627
20400629
20400630
20400631
20400632
20400633
20400634
20400635
20400636
20400637
20400638
20400639
20400640
20400641
20400642
20400643
20400644
20400645
20400646
20400647
20400649
20400651
20400650
20400652
20400653
20400654
20400655
20400659
20400663
20400656
20400657
20400658
20400660
20400661
20400662
20400664
20400665
20040066
20400667
20400668
20400669
20400670
20400671
20400672
20400673
20400674
20400675
20400676
20400677
20400678
20400679
20400681
20400682
Nov.
Nov.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
July
May
Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
Dec.
Dec.
Jan.
May
Feb.
May
Oct.
Sept.
Oct.
Oct,
July
May
July
Jan.
Sept.
May
Oct.
Sept.
Oct.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Sept.
Jan.
Oct.
Sept.
March
Sept.
July
Sept.
Oct.
July
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Aug.
March
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
Sept.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sept.
30, 1938
17, 1937
28, 1938
11, 1939
8, 1939
26, 1939
3, 1939
4, 1939
4, 1940
4, 1939
29, 1937
29, 1937
26, 1938
3, 1939
2, 1938
23, 1938
4, 1939
14, 1938
4, 1939
11, 1939
6, 1938
4, 1938
26, 1938
19, 1938
13, 1939
3, 1939
11, 1939
14, 1940
4, 1930
27, 1939
4, 1939
8 .1939
14, 1940
10, 1940
11, 1939
27, 1939
27, 1940
13, 1940
31, 1940
14, 1940
11, 1939
17, 1940
19, 1938
11, 1939
4, 1939
4, 1939
3, 1940
27, 1940
13, 1940
3, 1940
4, 1939
14, 1940
4, 1939
18, 1939
18, 1939
13, 1940
Nov. 16, 1940
Sept.
Sept.
Dec.
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
Oct.
Sept.
18, 1940
18, 1940
28, 1940
18, 1940
Oct. 18, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
18, 1940
18, 1940
18, 1940
18, 1940
Oct. 18, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
188
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30TH SIGNAL COMPANY
Name
Enlisted Men:
Hicks, Jack C
Higgins, Pete N., Jr
Hipps, Troy A
Holbrook, Robert C
Jackson, Leonard L
Lewis, James G
Lindsey, John W
McCracken, Fred
McDowell, John R
Moore, James B
Nelson, Charles G., Jr...
Penland, James R _.
Phillips, Drew E
Plemmons, Grady
Plott, Wayne L
Pressley, William H
Pressley, Horace F
Pressley, Lucius P
Pressley, Robert F
Rhodamer, Joseph H
Rickman, Thomas M
Roberts, J. C
Robinson, Doyce A.
Robinson, Paul N
Robinson, Walter E
Robinson, Henry
Rogers, Max Q
Russell, Jim
Sampson, Claude F
Sanders, Bob
Scott, Gomer H
Sharp, Horace N
Smith, Leonard C-
Snelson, Joseph A
Stroupe, Ben
Swafford, Clarence T.. _ .
Thompson, Alfred N
Trantham, Woodrow W.
Towe, Herman L
Wells, Glenn C...-
West, John S
Williamson, John R
Winfield, William M....
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Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
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204006S0
Sept,
14, 1940
20400683
Sept.
27, 1939
20400684
Sept.
13, 1940
20400685
June
26, 1940
20400686
Oct.
11, 1939
20400687
Jan.
17, 1940
20400688
June
26, 1940
20400689
Sept.
13, 1940
20400690
April
10, 1940
20400691
Oct.
4, 1939
20400692
Sept.
14, 1940
20400693
Oct.
4, 1939
20400694
May
3, 1939
20400695
Sept.
13, 1939
20400696
Sept.
13, 1940
20400697
Jan.
19, 1938
20400705
Sept.
14, 1940
20400700
May
29, 1940
20400702
Sept.
13, 1940
20400698
Dec.
20, 1939
20400699
Sept.
21, 1938
20400701
Sept.
13, 1940
20400703
Oct.
18, 1939
20400710
Oct.
18, 1939
20400714
Oct.
11, 1939
20400716
Oct.
25, 1939
20400704
Sept.
13, 1940
20400706
Oct.
26, 1938
20400707
Nov.
16, 1938
20400708
Sept.
13, 1940
20400709
Oct.
11, 1939
20400711
Sept.
13, 1940
20400712
May
29, 1940
20400713
Sept.
13, 1940
20400715
Oct.
18, 1939
20400717
Jan.
26, 1938
20400718
Oct.
18, 1939
20400719
Oct.
11, 1939
20400720
May
29, 1940
20400721
Sept.
22, 1937
20400722
Oct.
25, 1939
20400723
Jan.
4, 1940
20400724
Nov.
1, 1939
Date of
Discharge
Oct. 18, 1940
Sept.
Sept.
18, 1940
18, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
18, 1940
18. 1940
18, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
HEADQUARTERS 60TH INFANTRY BRIGADE
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Home Station
Scott, DonE
Lt. Col
0176085
0185367
0277164
0224968
0308243
Jan. 25, 1937
July 25, 1940
Aug. 28, 1940
April 11, 1934
G
Younts, PaulR
Aycock, Charles B..
Captain
Captain..
IstLt
Raleigh
Raleigh
Moffitt, Laurence C
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HEADQUARTERS COMPANY 60TH INFANTRY BRIGADE- LEAKSVILLE, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Ferguson, George A.—.
Fuicher, Lester 0
Enlisted Men:
Robertson, Otis W
McPeters, Burdette...
Ellington, Troy M
StulU, Bethel J
\| Bailey, Rholie B
Collins, Lyman A
Pratt, James A
Robertson, Joseph I...
Simpson, Jack P
Connor, Willard F
Robertson, Pete W
Atkins, Frank D
Bennett, Claude P....
Buckner, William F.__
Carroll, Barney A
Carroll, Ernest M
Chilton, William H...
Currin, Oscar H
Dodson, Thomas R._ .
Duggins, William F...
Hopper, Joe P
Hoots, Raymond J
McCullouch, Devoy E
Meeks, Richard T
Prather, Marvin L
Reynolds, Weldon C.
Shelton, Jack D
Simpson, Robert D._.
Boyd, Edwin C, Jr...
Burroughs, Harvey L..
Caldwell, VarnelL....
Howerton, Winford L.
Hundley, Herbert C...
Hylton, PaulR
Lawson, George N
Light, Charles E
Moore, Clifford C
Moore, Franklin D
Robertson, James R...
Simmons, Jack W
Simmons, Odell H
Terry. Samuel W
Woods, Harrison
Captain . .
2ndLt...
Mr. Sgt...
1st Sgt. ..
Tech. Sgt
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Oct.
Feb.
10, 1930
20, 1940
July
July
Sept. 14
Feb. 1
July 20
July 9
March 21
Sept. 21
Sept. 25
Jan. 18
Sept. 12
Jan
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June 1
July 30
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April
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June 14
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Dec.
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120TH INFANTRY (RIFLE)
FIELD AND STAFF
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Home Station
Manning, John H
Copeland, William V.-
Cooper, James C
Bowers, Claude T
Fountain, Theodore K.
Smith, Roy W
Jackson, William H. R
Colonel
Lt. Col.
Lt. Col.
Major..
Captain
Captain
Captain
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0239549
0209195
0183291
0222500
0200584
0332518
Feb. 1, 1937
March 3, 1937
Aug. 28, 1940
March 22, 1938
July 8, 1927
Nov. 3, 1926
Aug. 22, 1939
Raleigh
Burlington
Henderson
Warrenton
Greenville
Raleigh
Ayden
OFFICER PERSONNEL-120TH INFANTRY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Home Station
Manning, John H
Cooper, James C
Copeland, William V...
Dolley, Stephen B
McSwain, Peyton C
Bowers, Claude T
Goley, Willard C
Alford, Alonzo 0
Allen, John G., Jr
Alston, Charles N
Barbour, Luther H
Cheek, Joseph E._
Crutchfield, James G._ _
Fountain, Theodore K._
Fuller, Arthur H _.
Fuller, Elbert E
Hager, Samuel E., Jr._.
Jackson, William H. R.
Long, Henry C
Martin, James
McGougan, Ernest D..
Moore, Henry B
Morgan, Ernest R
O'Neil, Gilbert M
Plott, George F
Powell, William A
Skillman, Harold R
Smith, Roy W
Sturges, Conrad B
Adkins, Joseph E
Beland, Oakley B
Bigham, Wilson S
Bynum, Robert M., Jr..
Cooper, Lindsay T., Jr..
Davis, Fitzgerald E
Edwards, Daniel K
Hall, James M., Jr
Hundley, Andrew J
Lyerly, Herbert A
Martin, Edwin P
Colonel.
Lt. Col..
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Aug.
May
Sept.
Sept.
March
June
March
May
May
March
Dec.
June
July
Jan.
April
Nov.
July
May
Dec.
April
June
Aug.
March
June
June
Nov.
Nov.
Sept.
March
April
April
Sept.
May
Sept.
Dec.
June
July
May
1, 1937
28, 1940
3, 1937
13, 1940
13, 1940
22, 1938
3, 1927
23, 1929
1, 1940
10, 1924
3, 1923
15, 1932
26, 1924
5, 1927
5, 1927
27, 1940
15, 1932
28, 1939
12, 1937
11, 1936
8, 1927
3, 1927
28, 1940
24, 1923
2, 1937
10, 1938
5, 1926
13, 1934
13, 1940
22, 1938
27, 1940
23, 1930
11, 1937
30, 1940
13, 1940
11, 1934
10, 1938
11, 1940
24, 1923
Raleigh
Henderson
Burlington
Gastonia
Shelby
Warrenton
Graham
Raleigh
Raleigh
Concord
Durham
Wilmington
Asheboro
Greenville
Gastonia
Oxford
Winston-Salem
Ayden
Shelby
Reidsville
Parkton
Graham
Gastonia
Burlington
Waynesville
Charlotte
Warrenton
Raleigh
Henderson
Wilson
Wilson
Reidsville
Raleigh
Winston-Salem
Raleigh
Durham
Wilmington
Warrenton
Burlington
Waynesville
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OFFICER PERSONNEL 120TH INFANTRY
N \ M E
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Home Station
McCollum, Paul \V. .
McKinnon, John H
McNeely, John C
Parham, Maston S
Pickett, Henry F
Sykes, Kassell C
Teague, John R., Jr
Wright, Clyde T
Young, Wiley R
Allen, Claude E
Armstrong, John L
Baker, Baxter L., Jr
Boyd, Thomas B
Bynum, James J
Byrd.JohnC _..
Colyer, William N
Colyer, Charles F
Davis, James M
Delancey, Zeb V
Edwards, Charles W._ .
Earnhardt, Wilbur G...
Ellington, Albert E.._.
Floyd, John E
Gordon, Edward S
Hardesty, I van
Hanson, Oscar E., Jr.. .
Hughes, Robert A
Jones, Charles F
Johnson, Edward S
Johnson, Edward S
Lancaster, Ibby J
Mann, Romulus M.. Jr
Miller, Wilmer B
Overby, Alton K
Plott, George E
Presnell, Tom
Quinn, William N
Rankin, Pinkney R
Reich, Maurice H
Steagall, Gordon I. 0...
Williams, George D
Willis, Henry C
Wright, James E
Wright, Willie B
Burt, Millard P..
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Sept.
June
June
May
June
Feb.
Aug.
Dec.
Sept.
12, 1940
28, 1935
9, 1939
25, 1937
17, 1938
13, 1936
30, 1940
20, 1937
13, 1940
June 28, 1935
Sept. 28, 1938
March 8, 1939
March 21, 1931
Aug. 28, 1940
June 21, 1937
Sept. 15, 1940
March 25, 1924
Aug. 28, 1940
Nov. 2, 1934
May 27, 1924
March 27, 1940
Oct. 16, 1939
July 11, 1940
Aug. 28, 1940
Aug. 28. 1940
Dec.
Sept.
Dec.
May
11, 1934
11, 1937
20, 1937
1, 1940
Concord
Parkton
Charlotte
Gastonia
Durham
Burlington
Henderson
Shelby
Angier
Shelby
Parkton
Charlotte
Waynesville
Raleigh
Durham
Charlotte
Charlotte
Waynesville
Reidsville
Waynesville
Albemarle
Raleigh
Warrenton
Gastonia
Raleigh
Charlotte
Wilmington
Oxford
Concord
Wilmington
Parkton
Winston-Salem
Concord
Warrenton
Waynesville
Asheboro
Shelby
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Oxford
Henderson
Winston-Salem
Parkton
Shelby-
Raleigh
HEADQUARTERS COMPANY (LESS COMM. PLAT.) 120TH INFANTRY-GASTONIA, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Fuller, Arthur H....
Captain
1st Lt.
Jan. 5, 1927
May 25, 1937
June 21, 1937
2ndLt
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HEADQUARTERS COMPANY (LESS COMM. PLAT.l 120TH INFANTRY
Name
Enlisted Men:
Messer, Jappie G
Moore, Ernest F
Biddy, Fred C
Davis, Dewey E
Hamot, CarlV
Phillips, William T
Shrum, Jacob T
Wallace, George S
Bradley, Ernest W
Crews, Arthur J
Stacy, Grady P
Wallace, Walter C
Warlick, John W
Burton, Lee R
Cloninger, Richard C...
Falls, James L
Hoffman, Cary L
Lytton, Ray A
Rogers, Cecil W
Sisk, PinkD..._ _
Steele, Wylie C
Warlick, Robert C
Adair, Fred P
Alexander, Robert D.._
Andrews, Albert H
Ballard, Charles E
Baucom, Theodore C...
Brown, Eric S
Cantrell, Edward P....
Chumley, Lee M
Cleary, Charlie 0
DeHart, Troy J._
Eldridge, Howard L
Eldridge, James 0
Fair, Paul A
Farmer, Clyde G
Gantt, JC. R
Garrett, James W
Garrison, Albert L
Garrison, Clarence, Jr..
Greene, Austin G
Hester, Charles G
Huffstetler, Stanley, Jr.
Huffstickler, Leroy J.. _
Hurley, William B
Jenkins, John C, Jr
Jolley, Ralph L
Ligon, Robert B
Lowery, Marion W
Lytton, Earl H
Mauney, Paul B
May, Frank H
Nicholson, Wylie
Rhyne, Jacob M
Rhyne, James T
Ruff, Arthur RJB
Stewart, Luadan
Welch. Herschel R
Rank or
Grade
1st Sgt..
Stf. Sgt..
Sgt _
Sgt
Sgt
Sgt
Sgt
Sgt
Corp
Corp
Corp
Corp
Corp
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
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Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
20452647
Sept.
4, 1940
20452648
Sept.
4, 1940
20452649
Sept.
4, 1940
20452650
Aug.
28, 1940
20452651
July
3, 1940
20452652
Aug.
24, 1940
20452653
Sept.
4, 1940
20452654
Sept.
2, 1940
20452655
Sept.
5, 1940
20452656
Oct.
10, 1939
20452657
Sept.
4, 1940
20452658
Aug.
14, 1940
20452659
Feb.
20, 1940
20452660
Sept.
5, 1940
20452661
Sept.
4, 1940
20452662
Jan.
7, 1939
20452663
Aug.
12, 1939
20452664
May
11, 1940
20452665
May
11, 1940
20452666
May
5, 1940
20452667
Sept.
4, 1940
20452668
Jan.
21, 1939
20452669
Aug.
3, 1940
20452670
Sept.
10, 1940
20452671
July
18, 1940
20452672
Nov.
25, 1939
20452673
Sept.
4, 1940
20452674
May
13, 1940
20452675
Sept.
3, 1938
20452676
May
13, 1940
20452677
May
11, 1940
20452678
Sept.
2, 1940
20452679
March 31, 1940
20452680
Sept.
5, 1940
20452681
Nov.
13, 1939
20452682
Aug.
31, 1940
20452683
May
25, 1940
20452684
Dec.
30, 1939
20452685
Sept.
16, 1939
20452686
Sept.
5, 1940
20452687
July
20, 1940
20452688
July
18, 1940
20452689
Feb.
17, 1940
20452690
March 31, 1940
20452691
June
4, 1940
20452692
May
4, 1940
20452693
May
9, 1940
20452694
March 31, 1940
20452695
May
11, 1940
20452696
Sept.
7, 1940
20452697
July
13, 1940
20452698
July
12, 1940
20452699
May
31, 1939
20452700
July
13, 1940
20452701
June
22, 1940
20452702
April
16, 1940
20452703
Sept.
5, 1940
20452704
Jan.
13, 1940
Date of
Discharge
Sept. 18, 1940
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COMMUNICATIONS PLATOON HEADQUARTERS COMPANY 120TH INFANTRY— REIDSVILLE, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Martin, James
Bigham, Wilson S
Enlisted Men:
Hooper, Al Z
Meador, James R,
Carter, Earl A
Hardy, Edward H
Miller, Samuel E
Murrell, Norman D
Pettigrew, Floyd J
Roach, Everette E
Simpson, Mack C, Jr
Smith, Robert E
Taylor, James H
Walker, Harry L
Wyatt, James B. . _
Bondurant, Robert C.
Duggins, James N
Gammon, Leonard H
Hord, Robert L._
Hudson, Robert J., Jr
Langley, James H
Pillar, Alcede T._
Sauls, Dewey F
Shelton, Dixie E
Smith, William L
Sparrow, Robert L
Walker, Julius B
Williams, Ralph R
Apple, Alvin T
Ballinger, WiUard W
Blankenship, Aubrey A.._
Blankenship, Cecil N
Bodenheimer, Thurman E
Brande, Romie A
Brown, Clarence J
Burgess, Clarence G _
Carter, James W
Cooper, Fred H.
Clymer, Glad K _
Dockery, William R
Duncan, Albert J
Fargis, John W
Hooper, John W., Jr
Jones, Allen D
Knight, Harold D
Massey, Woodrow W
Mathews, Joe T._
McKinney, Geoffrey B...
Moore, Clayton G
Motley, Thomas S
Myrick, Willie G
Nance, Arthur E
Pegram, Clarence L
Perkinson, Zack F
Captain
IstLt..
Stf . Sgt.
Stf. Sgt.
Sgt
Sgt
Cpl
Cpl
Cpl
Cpl
Cpl
Cpl
Cpl
Cpl
Cpl
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
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Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private-
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Private-
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20452736
20452737
20452738
20452739
20452740
20452741
20452742
20452743
20452744
20452745
20452746
20452747
20452748
20452749
20452750
20452751
20452752
20452753
20452754
20452755
20452756
20452757
20452758
20452759
20452760
20452761
20452762
20452763
20452764
20452803
20452765
20452766
20452799
20452800
20452767
20452768
20452803
20452769
20452770
20452771
20452772
20452773
20452774
20452775
20452776
6845739
20452777
2045277S
20452779
20452SO4
6941604
20452781
Dec.
April
Feb.
April
Feb.
May
Feb.
April
June
May
April
April
Feb.
Nov.
April
Oct.
Nov.
Aug.
April
Oct.
Nov.
Oct.
July
Oct.
March
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
July
July
June
Sept.
Aug.
Oct.
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
July
Sept.
Nov.
Feb.
Jan.
April
May
July
March
Nov.
Aug.
Aug.
May
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Sept.
July
April
11, 1936
27, 1940
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Nov. 1, 1940
Nov. 29, 1940
Sept. * 21, 1940
Sept. 21, 1940
Nov. 13, 1940
Nov. 13, 1940
Sept. 21, 1940
Sept. 21, 1940
194 Report of The Adjutant General
COMMUNICATIONS PLATOON HEADQUARTERS COMPANY 120TH INFANTRY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
20452783
20452784
20452785
20452786
20452787
20452788
20452789
20452790
20452798
20452801
20452791
20452792
20452793
20452794
20452795
20452796
20452797
Sept. 5, 1940
Oct. 3, 1939
Oct. 26, 1939
June 8, 1940
Oct. 10, 1939
May 7, 1940
Oct. 10, 1938
Sept. 3, 1940
Sept. 3, 1940
Sept. 10, 1940
Oct. 26, 1939
June 11, 1940
May 2, 1939
Oct. 24, 1939
April 2, 1940
Aug. 22, 1939
June 11, 1940
Siddle, Keith W
Sept. 21, 1940
Smith, Paul T
Stallings, Roy P., Jr
Stanley, Clifford M
Sept. 21, 1940
Strader, Lloyd T. ...
Private
Thore, David F., Jr... .
Nov. 13, 1940
Whitsett, John M
Williams, Carl H...
SERVICE COMPANY, 120TH INFANTRY— RALEIGH, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Alien, John G., Jr
Bynum, Robert M., Jr...
Davis, Fitzgerals E
Enlisted Men:
Barbee, Edward F
Liles, James B
Wilkins, Robert J., Jr._ .
Eisenhart, Marion R
Dempsey, Percy E
Massey, Cecil S., Jr
Powers, James R
Tyner, Layton C
McDowell, Carl L
Morris, Samuel J., Jr
Alford, Lonnie R
Beckwith, Bosworth C...
Beckwith, Clifton W., Jr.
Beckwith, William W....
Bowden, Henry C , Jr
Buffaloe, James F
Carter, Robert W
Garner, Thomas R.
Johnson, Joseph B
Jones, Richard McK
Lee, John W
Miles, John E., Jr..
Phillips, Carey A
Stell, Robert W
Captain.
lstLt...
lst Lt...
M. Sgt..
M. Sgt..
M. Sgt..
1st Sgt..
Stf. Sgt..
Stf. Sgt..
Stf. Sgt..
Stf. Sgt..
Sergeant
Sergeant
Corporal
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. let.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
May 1, 1940
April 23, 1930
May 30, 1940
20452845
20452841
20452842
20452843
20452850
20452846
20452849
20452844
20452847
20452848
20452851
20452852
20452853
20452854
20452855
20452872
20452873
20451856
20452857
20452858
20452862
20452859
20452863
20452860
March
March
June
Aug.
Feb.
June
Sept.
Nov.
Sept.
Sept.
July
Sept.
Sept.
Jan.
April
May
July
July
June
Sept.
May
May
May
May
14, 1939
18, 1939
1, 1940
25, 1939
22, 1938
12, 1940
11, 1940
23, 1937
11, 1940
11, 1940
2, 1940
20, 1938
11, 1940
10, 1939
2, 1940
28, 1940
2, 1940
18, 1939
1, 1939
11, 1940
30, 1939
21, 1939
9, 1939
7, 1940
Report of The Adjutant General
SERVICE COMPANY, 120TH INFANTRY
195
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Williams, Walter P
Allen, Melville H
Andrews, William J., Jr
Ashe, Sam A., Ill
Barrett, John W ._
Blake, John C
Briggs, Alton G
Brittain, John V., Jr...
Cleaver, Albert B
Clements, Lewis (none)
Crews, Ralph M
Coates, Joseph A
Coxe, James E., Jr
Dozier, William T
Edwards, James B
Frazelle, Edward L
Goodwin, Kenneth E...
Gill, William A
Goswick, Gordon M
Hair, FeltonG..
Henderson, David B...
Johnson, Millard J
Lloyd, Robert B
Manning, Richard deY.
Massey, Bruce F.
O'Daniel, William V...
Oglesby, Thomas B
Pearce, John W
Pearce, W lliam C
Perry, Johnnie S
Price, Robert P
Robertson, Samuel M.-
Shaw, Alexander T., Jr.
Speight, Kenneth R
Standi, Fred R
Vestal, Charles, Jr
Watkins, Robert G., Jr.
White, Worth D
Williams, Douglass
Winston, Cameron P...
Pvt. lcl
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private
Private.
Private.
Private
Private
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private
Private.
Private.
20452861
20452864
20452865
20452866
20452867
20452868
20452869
20452870
20452874
20452875
20452876
20452877
20452878
20452879
20452880
20452881
20452882
20452883
20452884
20452885
20452886
20452887
20452888
20452889
20452890
20452896
20452897
20452891
20452892
20452893
20452894
20452895
20452898
20452899
20452900
20452901
20452902
20452903
20452904
20452905
June
Oct.
Sept.
Oct.
Oct.
Sept.
July
Oct.
July
Sept.
Oct.
Sept.
Sept.
May
Sept.
Oct.
Sept.
Sept.
April
Sept.
Oct.
Sept.
Sept.
May
July
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July
Oct.
Sept.
Sept.
June
May
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Oct.
Sept.
July
May
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, 1940
:, 1940
Dec. 28, 1940
BAND, 120TH INFANTRY— RALEIGH, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Bynum, Robert M., Jr
Burt, Millard P
Enlisted Men:
Womble, David A
Ellen, Meredith N....
Campbell, Newell A...
IstLt....
W. O
Tech. Sgt.
Stf. Sgt...
Sergeant _
April
May
23, 1930
1, 1940
20452616
20452617
20452618
June 9, 1939
July 12, 1938
Nov. 1, 1939
196
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BAND, 120TH INFANTRY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Moody, William D _
White, Julian E., Jr
Williamson, Elbe W
Inman, Northrop A.
Walton, Wilbam E
Howell, Charles W
LaGarde, Arthur E
Manooch, Charles S., Jr.
Perkins, Norris L., Jr...
Renn, Drexel B
Wilson, Barrett D., Jr...
Andrews, Charles R.
Cox, Leonard B
Furr, Wilbam W
Grady, Albert W._
Kirby, Sam J
Laughlin, Ralph W., Jr..
Lee, Raymond H
Maddrey, James T., Jr..
Matthews, Monroe J
Mitchell, John P
Perry, Kloman Y
Williams, James C, Jr...
Wilbamson, William B._ .
Woodard, Frederick A...
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Corporal
Corporal
Pvt. Icl.
Pvt. Icl.
Pvt. Icl.
Pvt. Icl.
Pvt. Icl.
Pvt. lcl.
Private..
Private..
Private. -
Private. .
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
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20452619
20452620
20452621
20452622
20452623
20452624
20452625
20452626
20452627
20452628
20452629
20452630
20452631
20452632
20452633
20452634
20452635
20452636
20452637
20452638
20452639
20452640
20452641
20452642
20452643
Dec.
July
June 12,
Nov. 16,
Oct. 17,
July 23,
July 5,
June 20,
May 19,
March 25,
Aug. 30,
May 7,
March 12,
Oct. 17,
May 8,
Aug. 3,
May 7,
Nov. 24,
July 30,
July 25,
Sept. 14,
Sept. 13,
May 8,
May 7,
Sept. 12,
1938
1938
1940
1937
1938
1940
1938
1939
1940
1940
1938
1940
1940
1939
1940
1940
1940
1939
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
Oct. 11, 1940
Nov. 16, 1940
Sept. 17, 1940
MEDICAL DETACHMENT, 120TH INFANTRY— GRAHAM, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Goley, Willard C
20455437
20455440
20455439
20455438
20455453
20455455
20455456
20455442
20455441
20455444
20455443
20455445
20455446
20455447
20455449
20455450
June 3, 1927
June 3, 1927
June 26, 1924
Sept. 13, 1940
May 18, 1938
Sept. 12, 1940
March 18, 1938
May 24, 1939
Sept. 20, 1938
Feb. 8, 1940
March 17, 1939
Jan. 21, 1938
May 11, 1940
July 29, 1940
April 15, 1938
Sept. 4, 1940
July 23, 1940
Sept. 4, 1940
Sept. 27, 1939
Sept. 27, 1939
Captain
Captain
1st Lt.
Crutchfield, James G
Young, Wiley R
Enlisted Men:
Cornell, Talmage W
Stf. Sgt
Stockard, Ralph M..
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Pvt. Icl
Pvt. Icl
Pvt. Icl
Tinnin, Grant M
Welch, Edgar L...
Troutman, Hal B
Watkins, Joseph W
Wilbams, James D._ .
Davis, David F
Davis, John C.
Hall, General D.. .
Hunter, Thomas B
Ivey, Wilbam V
Lee, Walter W...
Sept. 16, 1940
Lovett, James W
McAdams, Marvin M.
Private
Sept. 19, 1940
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MEDICAL DETACHMENT, 120TH INFANTRY
197
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Merriman, Jesse N._
Revels, Jake C
Simmons, Buster M.
Watkins, Charles W
Way, Lloyd Q
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
20455448
20455451
20455452
20455454
2045545"
Sept.
May
Sept.
May
Sept.
6, 1940
27, 1940
3, 1940
11, 1940
15, 1939
HEADQUARTERS, 1ST BATTALION, 120TH INFANTRY (RIFLE)
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Home Station
Lt. Col
March 3, 1937
HEADQUARTERS DETACHMENT, 1ST BATTALION, 120TH INFANTRY (RIFLE)— OXFORD, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Jones, Charles F
Enlisted Men:
Parrott, Lewis T
Preddy, Turner W....
Steagall, Rabon _ ,
Thompson, Charlie M
Brown, William A
Perkins, McCall
Preddy, Robert W....
Riggan, James E
Speed, John W
Day, George R
Grissom, Robert L
Patterson, James P. . _
Wilson, Thomas P....
Webster, William D...
Burwell, William S....
Carter, Robert T
Cash, Fred W
Cole, Roy S
Cox, Grady L
Dickerson, Willard A..
Fox, June A
Longmire, James A.. .
Moon, Willie L
Moses, Clemmie S
Oakley, Bernard G
Saunders, Jeff R
2ndLt...
Tech. Sgt
Stf. Sgt...
Stf. Sgt...
Sergeant.
Corporal.
Corporal.
Corporal.
Corporal .
Corporal .
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl-
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Private...
Private. ..
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private- ..
Private...
Private...
20452962
20452965
20452963
20452967
29452969
10452982
20452966
20452984
20452968
20452974
20452977
20452983
20452987
20452986
20452970
20452971
20452972
20452973
20452964
20452975
20452976
20452978
20452979
20452980
20452981
20452985
March 25, 1924
Feb.
Nov.
Aug.
Aug.
Dec.
April
Sept.
July
July
Sept.
July
Sept.
March
July
Sept.
July
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
July
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
July
July
, 1939
, 1939
, 1939
, 1939
, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
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, 1940
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, 1940
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, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
Dec. 14, 1940
Sept. 16, 1940
198
Report of The Adjutant General
COMPANY A, 120TH INFANTRY-BURLINGTON, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
O'Neil, Gilbert M
Sykes, Kassell C
Enlisted Men:
Lineberry, Charles T
Copeland, William V., Jr
Dollar, James A
Gibbs, Royce L
Gibson, Melvin S
Jeffreys, William F
Linnens, Roland, Jr
Lindley, Leon M
AUred, Norman E _
Coble, Henry C
Gibson, Willie C
Holt, Marshall W
Webster, Samuel T
Allred, Guy E._
Bradshaw, Frank W
Barber, John E.
Brown, Dexter B.
Buff, Vance A
Christopher, Harvey
Fogleman, Paul V
Hudgins, Carl
Lewis, Hinton C...
Little, Clifton T
Pickett, James 0
Stinson, Winfred L
Tillman, Charlie M
Wingfield, Garland E.._.
Aiken, John L._
Allen, Simon E
Allison, Atwell R ...
Allred, Alfred M
Arrowood, James E
Barbee, Hurley
Baker, Claiborne H
Browning, Delbert H
Chaffin, JohnH
Dabbs, Walter F
Dickey, William G
Drake, Flavious F
Edmonds, Rex
Evans, Larry L
Epperly, Joseph C
Garner, Elvin
Gates, Clarence
Glosson, Elbert L
Griffin, Forest M
Hall, Clyde...
Hancock, James E
Kepley, Henry M
Lee, Robert E.
Lutterloh, Charles W
Moore, Frank B
Captain.
IstLt...
1st Sgt..
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant.
Sergeant
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Private..
Private..
Private. .
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private. .
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private ..
Private. .
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Private. .
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20453009
20453010
20453011
20453012
20453013
20453014
20453015
20453016
20453017
20453018
20453019
20453020
20453021
20453022
20453023
20453024
20453025
20453026
20453027
20453028
20453029
20453030
20453031
20453032
20453033
20453034
20453035
20453036
20453037
20453038
20453039
20453040
20453041
20453042
20453043
20453044
20453045
20453046
20453047
20453048
20453049
20453050
20453051
20453052
20453053
20453054
20453055
20453056
20453057
20453058
20453059
20453060
Aug.
Feb.
28, 1940
13, 1936
May 12:
Aug. 28
Feb. 6
Jan. 10
Nov. 11
March 1
June 27
June 27
Nov. 14
June 9
Oct. 19
July 21
Aug.
July 17
Feb.
May
Feb. 16
May 19
Feb. 12
April 29,
Dec. 6,
April 24,
May 2
June 27
Oct. 25
Oct. 25,
May 2,
May 16,
Aug. 1
Feb. 2
Sept. 10,
Jan. 5,
July 25,
Aug,
May 13
Sept. 14
Sept.
Aug.
July
July 26
Jan. 22
Sept.
Sept. 12
Sept. 9
July
Sept.
Sept.
Aug.
Dec. 18
Dec. 21
Aug.
Dec. 31
, 1938
, 1939
, 1939
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, 1938
,1940
,1938
, 1938
, 1938
, 1938
, 1939
, 1938
, 1938
, 1939
, 1939
,1939
, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1939
, 1938
, 1938
, 1939
, 1937
, 1938
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, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
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, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
,1940
, 1940
, 1940
,1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1939
, 1940
, 1939
Sept. 19, 1940
Sept. 19, 1940
Dec. 5, 1940
Oct. 29, 1940
Sept. 20, 1940
Report of The Adjutant General
199
COMPANY A, 120TH INFANTRY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Overman, John H
Patton, Garnett
Perry, Charlie E
Pickard, Marvin C._ .
Porter, Floyd J
Robinette, Donald N
Robinson, George C.
Rudd, Gilbert T
Shoe, William A
Shannon, William H.
Simpson, Jack W
Small, George C
Smith, Harvey F
Smith, Roy C
Southern, Elwood E..
Starnes, Melon H
Sumner, Claude M._ .
Taylor, John H
Tickle, Kenneth J....
Walker, Harrison H._
Wilson, Percy G
Winstead, Joseph J. .
Workman, William V,
York, Elton E
Fender, Buren G
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
20453061
20453062
20453063
20453064
20453065
20453066
20453067
20453068
20453069
20453070
20453071
20453072
20453073
20453074
20453075
20453076
20453077
20453078
20453079
20453080
20453081
20453082
20453083
20453084
20453085
Aug.
June
July
Oct.
Jan.
Dec.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
July
July
May
May
Aug.
Sept.
April
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
July
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
8, 1940
24, 1940
26, 1940
30, 1939
3, 1940
5, 1939
11, 1940
10, 1940
9, 1940
9, 1940
1, 1940
27, 1940
2, 1938
1, 1939
1, 1940
10, 1940
15, 1940
6, 1940
10, 1940
6, 1940
8, 1940
1, 1940
12, 1940
12, 1940
11, 1940
Sept. 19, 1940
Sept. 19, 1940
COMPANY B, 120TH INFANTRY— WARRENTON, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officebs:
Skillman, Harold R.-
Hundley, Andrew J..
Overby, Alton K
Floyd, John E
Enlisted Men:
Lovell, Rupert N
Aycock, Albert W.__.
Bell, PaulP
Bottoms, Mark P
Morris, Randolph B._
Mustian, Douglas M.
Rose, Edward L
Watkins, Edwin B...
England, William E._.
Hedgepeth, Horace H
King, Willie J
Loyd, James R.
Munn, Alex R
Munn, James F
Ridout, Clarence P....
Captain.
IstLt...
2nd Lt..
2ndLt..
IstSgt..
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
20453216
20453217
20453218
20453219
20453220
20453221
20453222
20453223
20453224
20453225
20453226
20453227
20453228
20453229
20453230
June 10, 1938
June 10, 1938
March 27, 1940
Aug. 28, 1940
May
Jan.
April
Jan.
Sept.
Feb.
Jan.
April
Jan.
May
Sept.
Oct.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
8, 1940
21, 1939
11, 1939
14, 1939
11, 1940
9, 1940
24, 1939
11, 1940
5, 1940
14, 1939
12, 1939
4, 1938
11, 1940
11, 1940
26, 1939
200
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COMPANY B. 120TH INFANTRY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal-
Pvt. Icl
Pvt. Icl
Pvt. Icl
Pvt. Icl
Pvt. Icl
Pvt. Icl
Pvt. Icl
Pvt. Icl
Pvt. Icl
Pvt. Icl...
Pvt. Icl
Pvt. Icl
Pvt. Icl
Pvt. Icl
Pvt. Icl. -
Pvt. Icl
Pvt. Icl
Pvt. Icl
Pvt. Icl
Pvt. Icl
20453231
20453232
20453233
20453234
20453235
20453236
20453237
20453238
20453239
20453240
20453241
20453242
20453243
20453244
20453245
20453246
20453247
20453248
20453249
20453250
20453251
20453252
20453253
20453254
20453255
20453256
20453257
20453258
20453259
20453260
20453261
20453262
20453263
20453264
20453265
20453266
20453267
20453268
20453269
20453270
20453271
20453272
20453273
20453274
20453275
20453276
20453277
20453278
20453279
20453280
20453281
20453282
20453283
20453284
20453285
20453286
Dec. 5 1939
May 2
Sept. 11
Nov. 16
Oct. 20
Sept. 11
Aug. 15
Nov. 23
Feb. 7
Dec. 30
Oct. 31
Oct. 8
Feb. 8
Jan. 10
Nov. 7
July 16
May 16
Oct. 25
Oct. 3
Sept. 28
March 30
March 12
Nov. 18
July 30
July 2
Aug. 1
Nov. 28
Sept. 14
Sept. 3
July 16
Sept. 7
Jan. 2
Sept. 14
Sept. 10
Oct. 20
Oct. 10
April 9
Sept. 9
Oct. 10
Sept. 3
Sept. 14
Sept. 14
Sept. 14
May 21
Dec. 30
May 21
June 11
Nov. 28
June 25
Oct. 21
Nov. 23
May 14
Sept. 9
Sept. 14
Oct. 31
July 30
1940
1940
1939
1939
1940
1939
1939
1939
1939
1939
1938
1938
1939
1939
1940
1939
1938
1939
1939
1939
1940
1939
1940
1940
1940
1939
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1939
1939
1940
1940
1939
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1939
1940
1940
1939
1940
1939
1939
1940
1940
1940
1939
1940
Herrin, Billie B. .
Hull, Gordon B
Sept. 19, 1940
Rochelle, Charles T
Stegall, George C
Young, Clifton H
Sept. 19, 1940
Bobbitt, Walter C
Nov. 27, 1940
Collins, Ernest E
Davis, Edwin F
Felts, Herbert L
Floyd, Arthur H
Floyd, George W._
Harp, Nathaniel T..
Sept. 19, 1940
Jarrell, Sam
Sept. 19, 1940
King, Tom E
Loyd, Walter V
Mabry, Benjiman F _
Mustian, Walter B
Ormsby, Hansel P
Paynter, Walter C
Pearcey, John W
Sept. 19, 1940
Rudd, Persie N... .
Sept. 19, 1940
Stallings, Junius. .
Shearin, Arthur B
Shearin, George A.
Private..
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201
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
20453287
20453288
20453289
20453290
20453291
20453292
20453293
Sept. 4, 1940
Jan. 5, 1940
July 30, 1940
Sept. 14, 1940
Nov. 21, 1939
March 26, 1940
July 30, 1940
Private
White, Beverly G
Wilson, Gradv C
Private
COMPANY C, 120TH INFANTRY— HENDERSON, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Sturges, Conrad B
Teague, John R., Jr
Williams, George D
Enlisted Men:
Smith, James W.
Blanks, Richard P
Harris, Robert V
Holmes, Elton R
Jackson, Marvin L
Reams, Russell T
Stainback, Ben H
Walters, Jack
Edwards, Plummer, Jr..
Faulkner, Titus G
Peoples, Carl E
Pridgen, Robert B
Rideout, Robert M
Rux, Lawrence J
Smith, William R
Wynn, Linwood L
Furman, William H., Jr,
Boone, Carl E
Clop ton, Herbert L
Duke, Maryland C
Garrett, Herbert M
Grissom, Earnest W
Harris, Roland J ...
Kelly, George T
Knight, Harold L
Lassiter, Charles W
Moore, James E
Peoples, Henry S
Roberson, Robert A
Poole, James C
Robertson, Bryant O
Ross, William T
Wells, Carson T
Wright, Grover F
Captain.
IstLt...
2ndLt..
IstSgt..
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl-
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
20453423
20453424
20453425
20453426
20453427
20453428
20453429
20453430
20453431
20453454
20453433
20453434
20453435
20453436
29453437
20453438
20453432
20453439
20453440
20453441
20453456
20453457
20453458
20453466
20453442
20453469
20453474
20453477
20453479
20453476
20453443
20453444
20453445
20453446
Nov. 13, 1934
Aug. 30, 1940
Dec. 11, 1934
Oct.
May
June
June
Feb.
July
May
Jan.
May
Aug.
Oct.
Nov.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
June
June
May
Nov.
Nov.
Sept.
Sept.
May
June
Oct.
Oct.
July
Sept.
April
Aug.
Feb.
June
Oct.
Oct.
21, 1937
2, 1938
20, 1940
24, 1940
23, 1939
6, 1939
25, 1939
7, 1938
26, 1938
30, 1940
23, 1939
3, 1938
28, 1939
28, 1939
13, 1940
27, 1940
20, 1940
12, 1938
1, 1939
16, 1939
28, 1939
13, 1940
2, 1940
5, 1940
21, 1939
5, 1939
11, 1940
13, 1940
4, 1940
3, 1940
2, 1939
23, 1938
14, 1939
5, 1939
Oct. 16, 1940
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COMPANY C, 120TH INFANTRY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Ayscue, McClura R..
Capps, Edward F —
Caulder, Britt B
Clark, Leland W
Clopton, Robert L...
Clopton, Vid
Deans, Jesse J
Franklin, William M.
Hayes, Daniel
Hobgood, Leonard H.
Hedgepeth, Percy L.-
Jackson, Woodrow F.
Joumigan, James L._
Journeigan, Claude E
Jones, Cornie E
King, William H
King, John N., Jr
Layton, Ollie
Liles, William, Jr
Mangum, James H...
Melton, Buck
Pearce, Madison M.-
Riley, Rufus
Rose, Archie F
Saunders, Howard F. .
Satterwhite, Jesse M.
Smith, Calvin _
Smith, Edgar L
South, Arthur.
South, Ernest
Strange, Russell
Strickland, Wilson
Walker, Warren P.. . .
Wallace, ClellandL...
Williams, John E
Wright, Wiley L
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private.
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private.
Private
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
20453447
20453448
20453449
20453450
20453451
20453452
20453453
20453455
20453459
20453460
20453461
20453462
20453463
20453464
20453465
20453467
20453468
20453470
20453471
20453472
20453473
20453475
20453478
20453480
20453481
20453482
20453483
20453484
20453485
20453486
20453487
20453488
20453489
20453490
20453491
20453492
May
Oct.
Oct.
June
June
June
July
Sept.
June
Sept.
June
July
July
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
May
Sept.
Feb.
July
June
Sept.
Jan.
Sept.
April
Sept.
July
Oct.
Oct.
July
Oct.
Sept.
July
May
June
April
29, 1939
25, 1939
23, 1939
27, 1940
27, 1940
27, 1940
11, 1940
13, 1940
27, 1940
28, 1939
27, 1940
25, 1940
25, 1940
14, 1940
13, 1940
16, 1939
16, 1940
13, 1940
2, 1939
25, 1940
27, 1940
13, 1940
18, 1940
13, 1940
4, 1940
13, 1940
18, 1940
25, 1939
25, 1939
25, 1940
14, 1939
13, 1940
6, 1939
2, 1940
5, 1940
4, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
COMPANY D, 120TH INFANTRY— DURHAM, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Barbour, Luther H...
Pickett, Henry F
Byrd, John C
Enlisted Men:
Daves, William T
Bell, John L
Burgess, Claibourne J
Hooker, Martin O
King, William E
Captain.
1st Lt...
2ndLt.
IstSgt..
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
20453630
20453631
20453633
20453635
20453636
April 3, 1923
June 17, 1938
Sept, 28, 1938
March 7, 1939
Dec. 4, 1939
March 18, 1939
Aug. 25, 1939
Feb. 7, 1939
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203
COMPANY D, 120TH INFANTRY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Lumley, James A...
Moore, James R
Rowe, Clyde E
Cole, Edgar L., Jr
Ewing, James P
Hutchines, Cheatham R._.
Jackson, James E
Lewis, Jesse L
Ligon, Paul E
Parker, MylesT....
Pennington, Hubert E
Stuart, Charles F
Thomas, William L
Tiller, Edward E
Bryant, Alvesta
Chamblee, Francis L
Chandler, Marion L
Cole, Wayne S
Durham, Robert J
Gooch, Thomas H
Hall, Allan
Hammond, Ernest B
Herndon, Theodore C, Jr..
Home, James W
Kellerman, Merle A
King, Charlie J
Nichols, Remus 0
Rigsbee, Walter W., Jr....
Sercy, Elmer W
Snipes, John B.._ ...
Staples, Clarence W
Wall, Edward F.._
Wilkinson, Julius C, Jr —
Willoughby, Ray
Abernathy, Eugene H.
Baker, Alton L.
Baker, Quinton W ...
Barbee, Robert M
Benton, Paul R..
Bobbitt, Sidney A., Jr
Boyd, Harold A
Brewer, Howard 0
Brown, Christos A
Brown, James L
Bryant, Julian C
Camden, William E
Christmas, Edward L., Jr..
Currie, James E
Decker, James R
Elliott, David M
Gilmore, William P
Green, Julius H
Gregory, Ernest M
Hicks, Wilbur J
Hill, Leroy
Hobby, James L._ _
Sergeant.
Sergeant .
Corporal .
Corporal _
Corporal.
Corporal.
Corporal .
Corporal .
Corporal .
Corporal .
Corporal .
Corporal _
Corporal .
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. Id-
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl-
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl—
Pvt. Id-
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl. .
Pvt. lcl-
Pvt. lcl..
Private. . .
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private. . .
Private. . .
Private. _ .
Private. . .
Private. . .
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private. . .
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
20453637
20453638
20453639
20453640
20453641
20453642
20453643
20453644
20453645
20453646
20453647
20453648
20453649
20453650
20453651
20453652
20453653
20453654
20453655
20453656
20453657
20453658
20453659
20453660
20453662
20453661
20453663
20453664
20453665
20453666
20453667
20453669
20453670
20453671
20453672
20453673
20453674
20453721
20453675
20453676
20453677
20453678
20453679
20453680
20453681
20453682
20453683
20453684
20453685
20453686
20453687
20453688
20453689
20453690
20453725
20453723
Oct.
Jan.
June
Nov.
Jan.
Aug.
Nov.
July
April
June
Nov.
Aug.
May
April
June
Aug.
March
Sept.
Nov.
Jan.
Sept.
April
May
Oct.
June
Nov.
Aug.
Oct.
June
June
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
Oct.
Dec.
June
Sept.
Sept.
June
July
Sept.
Jan.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
May
June
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
June
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
24, 1938
17, 1939
5, 1939
9, 1939
30, 1939
25, 1939
14, 1939
12, 1939
17, 1939
12, 1939
1, 1939
16, 1939
19, 1939
11, 1938
11, 1940
3, 1940
12, 1940
9, 1939
7, 1939
16, 1939
20, 1939
17, 1939
23, 1940
31, 1939
6, 1938
15, 1939
3, 1940
25, 1939
15, 1940
17, 1940
12, 1938
11, 1940
16, 1939
12, 1939
6, 1939
16, 1940
11, 1940
13, 1940
3, 1940
15, 1940
11, 1940
22, 1940
11, 1940
11, 1940
11, 1940
11, 1940
17, 1940
3, 1940
11, 1940
11, 1940
13, 1940
3, 1940
11, 1940
11, 1940
13, 1940
13, 1940
Sept. 17, 1940
Sept. 17, 1940
Sept. 17, 1940
Sept. 17, 1940
Sept. 17, 1940
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COMPANY D, 120TH INFANTRY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Holmes, Herbert W
Huffman, George W
Johnson, Willard F
Jones, Ernest T
Kimbro, Gilbert G.
Lane, Robert M
Lawson, James B
Lawson, William V
Lee, William A., Jr
Lloyd, James M
Logner, Louis A
Long, Robert B._
Mangum, Charles M
McGhee, Paul W
McKee, Gerald L.
Moore, Winston E
Nycum, Robert K
Pendergrass, Coy L
Parrish, Robert W
Pickett, Claudius A
Pickett, Stewart M
Potts, Hubert M
Prince, Lloyd G
Pritchard, Charles E
Rippey, Arthur L., Jr.. .
Roberts, Earl U
Rowe, William A
Satterfield, Mack L
Seagroves, Frederick J.. .
Spaulding, James H., Jr.
Summerlin, James L
Tiller, Lee R., Jr
Umstead, William L., Jr,
Ward, Lawrence J
Weaver, Thomas M
Webster, John R
Whaley, Wallace W
Williams, Frank L
Wilson, Lawrence G
Wrenn, Tyson W._
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private.
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private.
Private
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
20453691
20453717
20453692
20453732
20453693
20453729
20453719
20453694
20453695
20453716
20453696
20453728
20453697
20453698
20453699
20453718
20453700
20453701
20453720
20453702
20453703
20453704
20453705
20453706
20453707
20453708
20453709
20453724
20453730
20453710
20453711
20453727
20453712
20453726
20453713
20453731
20453714
20453715
20453733
20453722
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
July
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
July
Sept.
June
Sept.
Sept.
July
Sept.
Sept.
June
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
July
July
Sept.
May
Aug.
Sept.
July
Sept.
Sept.
July
Sept.
Sept.
July
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
11, 1940
13, 1940
3, 1940
14, 1940
17, 1940
14, 1940
14, 1940
11, 1940
17, 1940
13, 1940
19, 1940
11, 1940
11, 1940
15, 1940
11, 1940
13, 1940
15, 1940
11, 1940
13, 1940
11, 1940
1, 1940
6, 1940
11, 1940
22, 1940
1, 1940
11, 1940
24, 1940
13, 1940
14, 1940
6, 1940
11, 1940
13, 1940
24, 1940
14, 1940
11, 1940
14, 1940
11, 1940
11, 1940
14, 1940
13, 1940
Sept. 17, 1940
Sept. 17, 1940
Oct. 20, 1940
Sept. 17, 1940
Sept. 17, 1940
Sept. 17, 1940
HEADQUARTERS, 2ND BATTALION, 120TH INFANTRY (RIFLE)
Name
Grade
Date of
Commission
Residence
Major.
Jan. 5, 1927
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HEADQUARTERS DETACHMENT, 2ND BATTALION, 120TH INFANTRY— ALBEMARLE, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Earnhardt, Wilbur G
Enlisted Men:
Holder, Jeter B
Arey, Richard S
Burleson, Clarence A.
Cranford, Norman N
Burleson, Julius F.__
Hathcock, Jesse C._.
Howard, Union M._ _
Stallings, James D._ .
Blalock, Henry J
Hatley, Fred 0
Mauldin, Herman A..
Thomas, Johnny M..
Almond, Johah M...
Archer, Fred
Blake, Oliver D., Jr..
Bowers, Clifford W...
Clayton, Elmer C
Cole, Walters
Holt, MelvinR
Hopkins, Floyd J
McLester, Melvin L._
Morris, Eugene T
Phillips, Tommie B._
Troublefield, Lloyd. .
2ndLt...
Tech. Sgt
Stf. Sgt...
Stf. Sgt...
Sergeant.
Corporal.
Corporal.
Corporal.
Corporal .
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Private. ..
Private. ..
Private...
Private...
Private. ..
Private...
Private...
Private. ..
Private. ..
Private...
Private...
Private. ..
0225755
20453787
20453788
20453789
20453790
20453791
20453792
20453793
20453794
20453795
20453796
20453797
20453798
20453799
20453800
20453801
20453802
20453803
20453804
20453805
20453806
20453807
20453808
20453809
20453810
March 21, 1931
Aug.
Aug.
May
Oct.
Sept.
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
July
Sept.
May
May
Sept.
Sept.
July
Aug.
Sept.
July
June
Sept.
Sept.
May
July
Aug.
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, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
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, 1939
, 1940
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, 1940
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, 1940
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, 1940
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, 1940
,1940
, 1940
, 1940
Oct. 18, 1940
COMPANY E, 120TH INFANTRY— CONCORD, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Captain
1st Lt.
20453834
20453835
20453836
20453837
20453838
20453843
20453839
20453840
20453863
20453841
20453842
20453895
20453854
May 10, 1924
Sept. 12, 1940
May 27, 1924
Aug. 28, 1940
Feb. 15, 1940
Feb. 8, 1940
July 28, 1940
May 3, 1940
May 6, 1940
Jan. 8, 1939
Dec. 23, 1938
June 14, 1940
Oct. 2, 1939
Sept. 5, 1940
March 11, 1939
June 24, 1940
Dec. 31, 1938
McCollum, Paul W.
Miller, WilmerB...
2ndLt
2ndLt
1st Sgt
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant-
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Enlisted Men:
Coley, Claude T
Oct. 21, 1940
Kluttz, Cecil T _
Wolfe, Roland S
Sept. 21, 1940
Hudson, Paul E
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COMPANY E, 120TH INFANTRY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men;
Jackson, Henry F._
Newton, Odis D
Overcash, Claude S
Shinn, Hoyle M
Turner, David H
Avery, Romulus H
Ballard, Alfred W
Bass, Roy B
Cook, Jessie
Cozzens, William I
Foster, Conway S
Fry, Harless L
Furr, Ellis M
Freeman, James M
Furr, Joe H
Helms, Richard 0
Kirk, Thomas M
Layton, Melvin G
Lentz, Charles A _-
Lewis, George A
Mincy, William C
Morris, Henry N
Rowell, Joseph H.
Rummage, Roy F
Stewart, Herman E
Tarlton, Devoid C
Troutman, James 0
Basinger, Raymond L —
Blackwelder, Josiah C —
Blackwelder, Raymond S
Bost, Andrew Z...
Bostic, Johnnie L
Bowers, James H.
Bullard, Lawrence D
Bullard, Lonnie W
Carter, Lester C
Cline, Robert H
Clontz, Benjamin F
Cooper, Harry E
Crook, William E
Cruse, Lester I
Deaton, Jason C
Eddleman, Roscoe S,
Ford, Arch H
Ford, Oscar J
Fox, James B.
Griffin, Noah A
Haigler, Merrit D., Jr._.
Hatley, Jay L
Hatley, Roy L
Hinson, McRaven G
Honeycutt, Benny W
Honeycutt, John H
Hopkins, Billy F
Howard, Thurman E
Humberger, Ray L
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Pvt. lc!
Pvt. lc
Pvt. lc
Pvt. lc
Pvt. Id
Pvt. lc!
Pvt. lc!
Pvt. lc!
Pvt. 1
Pvt. lc
Pvt. lc
Pvt. lc
Pvt. lc
Pvt. lc
Pvt. lc
Pvt. lc!
Pvt. lc
Pvt. lc
Pvt. lc
Pvt. lc
Pvt. lc
Pvt. lc!
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
20453855
20453844
20453845
20453846
20453933
20453864
20453847
20453849
20453876
20453850
20453851
20453852
20453853
20453885
20453886
20453891
20453856
20453903
20453857
20453858
20453859
20453860
20453861
20453918
20453862
20453929
20453931
20453865
20453866
20453867
20453868
20453869
20453870
20453871
20453872
20453873
20453874
20453875
20453877
20453878
20453879
20453880
20453881
20453882
20453883
20453884
20453890
20453887
20453888
20453889
20453892
20453893
20453894
20453896
20453897
20453S98
May
Sept.
Aug.
Feb.
June 17
May 30
Dec
Jan.
Sept. 25
Nov. 4
Nov. 24
May 20
July
Sept. 25.
Sept. 28
Nov. 13
Sept. 26,
Oct. 16
Sept. 25
May 27.
Oct. 2
Nov. 21
Nov. 21
Sept. 27,
Oct. 26,
Nov.
Sept. 28,
Sept. 14
Sept. 15,
Sept. 14
Sept. 10
Sept. 13
Sept
Sept
Sept. 1
Sept.
Aug. 3
Aug. 3
Sept. 10
Sept. 15
Sept. 13
Sept. 15,
Sept. 11
March 21
July 17
Feb. 2,
Sept. 14,
Sept. 10:
Sept. 15
July 15,
Aug. 3
Sept, 9
June 24
Sept. 15
Sept. 13
Sept. 14
, 1939
, 1940
i, 1939
, 1939
, 1940
, 1938
, 1939
, 1940
, 1939
, 1939
, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1939
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, 1938
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, 1939
, 1940
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, 1938
, 1939
, 1939
, 1939
, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
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, 1940
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, 1940
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, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
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, 1940
, 1940
Sept. 21, 1940
Nov. 23, 1940
Report of The Adjutant General
COMPANY E, 120TH INFANTRY
207
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Hurlocker, Walter M
Justice, Jack
Kennedy, Paul R
Kennedy, John P
Lefler, CarlE
Lefler, Hurshel B
McManus, James V..
Medlin, Hilyard 0. . .
Miller, Louis C
Miller, Robert L
Misenhiemer, Jack E
Motley, Henry M
Morgan, Paul E
Overcash, Taylor H._
Price, William H
Pruett, David F
Regan, Carl L
Ross, Glenn D
Russ, Theodore J
Seahorn, Melvin J._ _
Sechlar, Worth L._._
Seborn, Harold W...
Shoe, Martin L
Simpson, Lester N—
Stallings, Martin L...
Staton, BoydF
Stowe, Sam
TaUey, Will A
Thomas, Samuel L._ .
Trull, James J
Volger, Edgar W
Wilson, Gresham M._
Woody, Wayne L
Worthington, Carl D.
Wyatt, Edwin F
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private.
Private
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
20453899
20453900
20453901
20453902
20453904
20453905
20453906
20453907
20453908
20453909
20453910
20453911
20453912
20453913
20453914
20453915
20453916
20453917
20453919
20453920
20453921
20453922
20453923
20453924
20453925
20453926
20453927
20453928
20453930
20453932
20453934
20453935
20453936
20453937
20453938
Sept.
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
July
Sept.
Aug.
Aug.
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Sept.
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Aug.
Sept.
Aug.
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Sept.
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COMPANY F, 120TH INFANTRY— CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Sarial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Powell, William A.
Captain . . _
1st Lt
20454041
20454042
20454043
20454044
20454045
20454046
June 2, 1937
June 9, 1939
March 8, 1939
Aug. 28, 1940
Aug. 20, 1938
Jan. 11, 1938
July 17, 1940
March 20, 1940
Oct. 26, 1937
Oct. 10, 1939
Colyer, William N
2ndLt
2ndLt
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant -
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Enlisted Men:
Wray, Edmund L
208
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COMPANY F, 120TH INFANTRY
Enlisted Men:
Atwell, William D
Crosby, Thomas D _
DeArmond, Joe B
Griffith, Charles F
Holmes, Austin S
Hooks, Cecil M
Justice, James R
Moore, William F
Staton, Purdie D
Wintzer, Antonie E
Anthony, Edward
Banks, George W.
Bumgardner, Joseph L...
DeArmond, Robert C
Gordon, Wyatt A
Hucks, Vernon D
Johnson, Otis L
Mars, Ferdinand M
McClellan, Harold J
Mullis, Robert A
Scruggs, Francis T
Sharpe, Albert B
Siler, Arnold J
Smith, Paul W
Trull, J. B
Wise, George R
Bailey, Glenn A
Baldwin, Walter E., Jr...
Beatty, Arthur L
Bradshaw, Charles.-
Butler, Ernest C, Jr
Butler, James D
Butler, Joe M
Carnes, Oscar M
Cochran, James C
Colville, Ottis C
Conrades, William L., Jr..
Cook, Julian F._
Dees, Jack W.
EUis, Clarence A
Gaddy, Joe E
Gregory, Woodrow W
Hargett, Thomas B
Hegler, Alfred L....
Helms, Charlie C
Henderson, Kenneth L. . _
Hendnx, Ewell H
Hendrix, Johnnie S
Hood, Robert B
Kelly, James L
Kinsey, Charlie R
La wing, Garland
La wing, Robert C __
Leonard, Frank A
Lynn, Dick S
McLendon, Lewis R _
Rank or
Grade
Corporal .
Corporal.
Corporal.
Corporal.
Corporal.
Corporal.
Corporal.
Corporal .
Corporal.
Corporal.
Pvt. lcL.
Pvt. Id..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
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Private. ..
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Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Serial No.
20454047
20454048
20454049
20454050
20454051
20454052
20454053
20454054
20454055
20454056
20454057
20454058
20454059
20454060
20454061
20454062
20454063
20454064
20454065
20454066
20454067
20454129
20454068
20454069
20454070
20454071
20454072
20454073
20454074
20454075
20454128
20454076
20454077
20454078
20454079
20454080
20454081
20454082
20454083
204540S4
20454085
20454086
20454087
20454088
20454089
20454090
20454091
20454092
20454093
20454094
20454095
20454096
20454097
20454132
20454098
20454099
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Nov. 15,
Sept. 14,
March 31,
Sept. 8,
Feb. 8,
Jan. 3,
March 7,
Nov. 15,
June 6,
March 24,
March 24,
May 3,
Aug.
Sept.
Nov.
Aug. 22,
July 22,
Nov. 2,
May 17,
July 10,
May 28,
26,
10,
2,
11,
25,
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
July
Oct.
Sept. 11
Nov. 21
Nov. 2
Sept. 14
May 28
July 29
Sept. 5
Sept. 7
July 31
Jan. 2
July 17
March 20,
July 17,
Sept. 7,
Sept. 13,
Sept. 4,
March 19,
Sept. 14,
Sept. 5,
July 29,
Sept.
Sept.
June
Feb. 22,
Jan. 11,
July 24,
July 24,
Sept. 14,
July 17,
Oct. 7,
1938
1940
1939
1940
1938
1939
1939
1938
1939
1939
1939
1938
1939
1940
1939
1939
1940
1939
1938
1940
1940
1939
1939
1940
1939
1939
1940
1939
1939
1940
1940
1940
1940
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1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1939
Date of
Discharge
Sept. 17, 1940
Sept. 20, 1940
Report of The Adjutant General
209
COMPANY F. 120TH INFANTRY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Messer, Carl G
Mitchum, Winburn L._
Morrison, Ralph W
Myers, William A
Norris, Claude H
Norton, Jesse E
Norton, Olen W., Jr....
Owens, David N _
Parham, William C
Pigg, Banks S..._
Purser, Homer A
Queen, Robert J
Randall, Fredrick W...
Richardson, William B.
Ritch, Willies J
Robertson, Hurbert T.-
Rogers, Herbert R
Ryan, John H
Sanders, Jess V
Sharpe, Harry C
Simmons, Cleveland
Stewart, Oscar E., Jr.. _
Thomas, William C, Jr.
Thornburg, Garland L._
Walker, Thomas J., Jr..
Whittington, James R..
Williams, Edward A
Wingate, Richard H
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
20454100
20454101
20454102
20454103
20454104
20454105
20454106
20454111
20454107
20454108
20454109
20454110
20454112
20454113
20454114
20454115
20454116
20454117
20454118
20454119
20454120
20454121
20454122
20454123
20454124
20454125
20454126
20454127
June 19
Sept, 10
Sept. 13
Aug. 3
Jan. 2
Aug. 28
22
9
6
Feb.
Sept.
Feb.
Aug. 28
Oct. 26
March 12
July 20
May 1
July 10
Sept. 10
Aug. 3
July 29
June 12
Sept.
July 23
March 12
Sept. 11
Jan.
Sept.
Aug.
Jan.
Feb.
, 1940
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, 1940
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, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
Sept. 20, 1940
Sept. 20, 1940
COMPANY G, 120TH INFANTRY— WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Captain
1st Lt
20454248
20454249
20454250
20454251
20454252
20454253
20454254
20454255
20454256
20454257
20454258
20454259
20454260
Nov. 15, 1932
Sept. 11, 1937
Sept. 11, 1937
Sept. 12, 1940
Jan. 4, 1940
Sept. 12, 1940
May 1, 1939
March 12, 1940
April 18, 1938
July 6, 1939
Sept. 12, 1940
July 11, 1940
Feb. 20, 1939
July 11, 1940
Nov. 23, 1939
Jan. 7, 1939
Willis, Henry C
2ndLt
IstSgt.
Enlisted Men:
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Corporal
Corporal..
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal..
Corporal
Pvt. Id
Oct. 17, 1940
Dillon, Hardin T., Jr
Settle, James T.
Shore, Harold W
Wyatt, Thurmon R
Clodfelter, Jack T
210
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COMPANY G, 120TH INFANTRY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Day, Paul E
Hedgecoek, Percy L
Jones, Curtis L.
Messick, Edwin J
Murray, Harry W
Pinnix, Edward H
Rhoades, Clarence M
Shouse, Lewis W
Shouse, Robert J
Weatherman, William H.
York, Lawrence E.
Beasley, James W., Jr
Berry, Harry R..
Binkley, Eldon G._
Binkley, Richard E
Binkley, William E
Blalock, Conrad M
Brickey, Fred J
Brown, Burton E
Caudle, Marvin A
Chitty, RayF
Clark, Robert B
Cobbler, Ray C
Colley.JackC
Collins, William 0
Crews, Edward R
Daniels, Winford W.
East, Hassel A
Elson, Norman 0.
Evans, Charles W
Everhart, Homer M
Feimster, Horace W., Jr. .
Fields, Grover F
Fox, Charles E
Franklin, David E
Garner, John F.. . _
Gough, Francis M
Hailey, Hanes H
Harrison, David T
Hedgecoek, Meredith M..
Hedgecoek, Robah C
Irvin, James T.
Kates, Tom H
Kiger, Sidney C
Kirby, Ernest J
Kirby, Lee R
Langford, Clyde R
Littleton, James E
Matthews, Robert H.
Moore, Clarence A
Mosley, Harold E
Nichols, Robert L._
Rickard, George W., Jr.. .
Royal, Clyde M
Rule, Eugene W
Russel, Robert M
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Private.
Private.
Private-
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private .
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private-
Private.
Private _
Private.
Private .
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private-
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
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Private.
Private.
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Private.
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Private.
Private.
20454261
20454262
R-2612851
20454263
20454264
20454265
20454266
20454267
20454268
20454269
20454270
20454271
20454272
20454273
20454275
20454274
20454276
20454329
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20454330
20454277
20454278
20454279
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20454282
20454283
20454284
20454285
20454286
20454287
20454288
20454289
20454290
20454291
20454292
20454293
20454294
20454295
20454296
20454297
20454298
20454299
20454300
20454301
20454302
20454303
20454304
20454305
20454306
20454307
20454308
20454309
20454310
20454311
20454312
May 22
May 31
Jan. 9
March 1
May 29
Nov. 28
March 20
Oct. 4
Oct. 11
March 20
May 29
April 14
Sept. 5
Jan. 10
Sept. 11
March 1
Nov. 28
Sept. 13
Sept. 13
April 15
March 4
Sept. 5
Sept.
April 24
1
April
Dec.
Aug. 30
Sept. 11
Sept. 29
Sept. 11
Oct. 6
Sept. 5
July 20
April 22
Jan.
Sept. 13
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Sept. 5
April 1
Sept. 5
Oct. 2
Feb. 27
Oct,
May 13
Sept. 13
Sept. 11
Oct. 23
April 15
May
May
April
Aug. :
Jan.
Sept. 13
Sept. 14
, 1939
, 1938
, 1939
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,1939
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, 1937
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, 1940
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, 1939
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, 1939
, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
Report of The Adjutant General
211
COMPANY G, 120TH INFANTRY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Sale, James L._ ,
Smith, John C
Smitherman, Robert L._
Smothers, Odell W
Sneed, John R
Spillman, Isaac E
Tesh, Coley F
Throckmorton, James L
Tippett, William L
Tuttle, Clifton W
Wall.JoeF
Webster, Arless A., Jr...
Webster, Robert L., Jr..
West, Wilburn R
Wise, Ralph W
Wyatt, Cecil F
Yates, Gilmer B
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
20454313
20454314
20454331
20454315
20454316
20454317
20454318
20454319
20454320
20454321
20454322
20454323
20454324
20454325
20454326
20454327
20454328
Sept.
Feb.
Sept.
Aug.
Sept.
May
Oct.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
May
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
Sept.
9, 1940
1, 1940
14, 1940
29, 1938
14, 1940
31, 1938
2, 1939
13, 1940
5, 1940
5, 1940
30, 1939
26, 1940
13, 1940
14, 1940
13, 1940
6, 1939
13, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
COMPANY H, 120TH INFANTRY— WAYNESVILLE, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Plott, George F _
Martin, Edwin P
Plott, George E _
Lyerly, Herbert A.. .
Enlisted Men:
Arrington, William G
Carswell, Samuel A..
Dunavant, Henry C.-
Franklin, Oliver W...
Hill, Edward
Robinson, James E...
Byrd, Frank C
Chafin, Thad O., Jr..
Grant, Theodore R._.
Robinson, Mack E...
Sloan, Samuel J
Swanger, John H
Wright, Robert H._._
Arrington, John R._ .
Arrington, Larry C...
Burgess, Charles E...
Carswell, RufusT...
Cochran, Thomas L._
Cope, Robert, Jr
Gilliland, Robert W..
Hill, Roe
James, Columbus O..
Leming, Joe L
Captain.
1st Lt._ .
2nd Lt..
IstLt...
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Pvt. lcl.
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20454455
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20454457
20454458
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20454460
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20454464
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20454468
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20454469
20454470
20454472
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March 24, 1923
May 24, 1923
Oct. 16, 1939
July 11, 1940
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May
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Sept.
Sept.
Jan.
Sept.
Dec.
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
Sept.
Feb.
Feb.
April
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Oct.
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Sept.
Jan.
Oct.
27, 1939
14, 1940
11, 1940
13, 1939
11, 1940
17, 1939
11, 1940
21, 1939
17, 1940
15, 1938
24, 1939
11, 1940
14, 1939
21, 1939
4, 1939
11, 1940
30, 1939
24, 1940
11, 1940
24, 1939
1, 1939
24, 1939
24, 1939
Sept. 18, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
212
Report of The Adjutant General
COMPANY H, 120TH INFANTRY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Mehaffey, Floyd E
Milner, George M
Mitchell, William E.._.
Moody, Lawrence L
Sheehan, Paul S
Shook, William C
Aldridge, William, Jr..
Allen, John R
Arrington, Ted D
Boone, Homer H
Carswell, John R., Jr...
Carver, Eugene
Curtis, Charles, Jr
Cutshaw, David L
Davis, Ned S
Davis, Roger M
Deitz, Alvin R
Edwards, David C
Edwards, Mark
Edwards, Max G
Edwards, Roy E
Ferguson, Frank D., Jr
Ferguson, Joe G
Fowler, Algie M
Franklin, Homer
Franklin, James K
Franklin, Lawrence J,..
Franklin, Walter J
Gunter, Glen B
Guy, William T
Haney , Paul C
Harvey, Ernest R
Hendrix, James W
Hill, Clark J
Hill, John
Huffman, Felton H
HilLNoal
Hyatt, Wayne L
Jenkins, Ralph D
Kates, Alcy J.
Kinsland, James H
Knight, Alfred J
Knight, James A
Leming, Venson H
Leophard, James H
Linder, Harry T
Lovdahl, Rufus R
Mathis, Albert L
Messer, Willie L
Moore, Allie L _.
Moore, Joe, Jr..
Moore, Kenneth H
Morrow, William L
Mull, Albert
Mull, Paul M
Murray, Allan K
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pet. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Private-
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Feb.
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March
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Setp.
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July
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May
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July
March
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July
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June
July
Sept.
Sept.
Feb.
Sept.
Jan.
Jan.
Sept.
17, 1939
7, 1939
11, 1940
27, 1939
7, 1939
18, 1939
3, 1939
24, 1939
2, 1939
24, 1939
24, 1939
6, 1940
10, 1940
9, 1940
11, 1940
15, 1940
15, 1940
14, 1940
14, 1940
14, 1940
3, 1940
14, 1940
14, 1940
11, 1940
15, 1940
15, 1940
15, 1940
20, 1940
3, 1940
3, 1939
15, 1940
14, 1940
19, 1940
12, 1940
14, 1940
14, 1940
30, 1939
15, 1940
14, 1940
3, 1940
25, 1940
9, 1940
8, 1940
14, 1940
11, 1940
30, 1940
23, 1940
14, 1940
20, 1940
13, 1940
11, 1940
21, 1939
14, 1940
10, 1940
10, 1940
15, 1940
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Report of The Adjutant General
COMPANY H, 120TH INFANTRY
213
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Parker, Anderson
Plott, Herbert M., Jr..
Potts, Billie L
Putnam, Lloyd
Rickman, George W...
Robinson, Clyde M.__
Robinson, Grover K...
Sanders, Floyd M
Scates, EarlT
Scates, Frank_ _
Sheehan, Talmadge L.
Shipley, Joe G
Singleton, Cecil E
Singleton, James W.._
Smathers, Rufus E
Smith, Jack E
Smith, Jerry
Stiles, William A
Stillwell, William R.._
Swayngim, James W. _
Tate, Samuel P __
Tate, Willie R
Truitt, Ernest C
Truitt, PaulR
Warren, Joseph C
Williams, Wiley
Winchester, Grey C...
Winchester, Robert H.
Wyatt, Furman H
Wyatt, Randolph R...
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private.
Private.
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20454516
20454559
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20454525
20454523
20454524
20454528
20454526
20454556
20454527
20454554
20454549
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20454560
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July
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July
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July
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June
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12, 1940
13, 1940
15, 1940
12, 1940
24, 1939
19, 1940
26, 1940
3, 1940
9, 1940
13, 1940
3, 1940
14, 1940
8, 1940
14, 1940
14, 1940
17, 1939
15, 1940
3, 1940
15, 1940
3, 1940
11, 1940
12, 1940
14, 1940
30, 1939
24, 1939
14, 1940
23, 1940
2, 1940
30, 1939
15, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
18, 1940
18, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
Sept, 18, 1940
IS, 1940
18, 1940
18, 1940
18, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
HEADQUARTERS, 3RD BATTALION, 120TH INFANTRY (RIFLE)
Name
Rank
Date of
Commissoin
Residence
Lt. Col.
April 16, 1937
Shelby
HEADQUARTERS DETACHMENT, 3RD BATTALION, 120TH INFANTRY— ASHEBORO, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officebs:
Presnell, Tom
Enlisted Men:
Hanner, Milton L.-
Stewart, Harry R...
Presnell, William G
Stockner, Roger D.
2ndLt...
Tech. Sgt
Sergeant .
Corporal.
Corporal.
20454612
20454613
20454614
20454615
July 11, 1940
July 22, 1940
Sept. 12, 1940
Sept. 9, 1940
April 8, 1940
214 Report of The Adjutant General
HEADQUARTERS DETACHMENT, 3RD BATTALION, 120TH INFANTRY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Steed, Lawerence L
Thomas, Hermon A
Beck, Melvin N.
Cox, Hobart C
Deaton, Ashley R
Ferree, Ernest B
Garner, Carl F
Hinshaw, Robert B
Hoover, James T
Lowe, Perdy C
Moore, Joseph W., Jr._ .
Nance, Earnest 0
Presnell, Elvin P
Steed, Clarence C, Jr...
Steed, Hal D
Stray horn, William A.. .
Trogdon, Charles V
Whitehead, CarrL.
Whitehead, Charles E...
Whiteley, William V
Williams, Homer A
Williams, Thomas C, Jr
Pvt. lcl
Pet. lcl
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Prlvate.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private .
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Private.
Private .
Private.
Private.
Private.
20454616
20454617
20454618
20454619
20454620
20454621
20454622
20454623
20454624
20454625
20454626
20454627
20454628
20454629
20454630
20454631
20454632
20454633
20454634
20454635
20454636
20454637
Jan. 23, 1940
April 3, 1939
Sept. 5, 1940
Sept.
Sept.
April
Aug.
Aug.
July
April
July
July
March
Jan.
Jan.
April
July
July
June
Sept.
Aug.
2, 1940
9, 1940
29, 1940
1, 1940
2, 1940
29, 1940
8, 1940
22, 1940
15, 1940
11, 1940
23, 1940
16, 1939
29, 1940
29, 1940
8, 1940
12, 1939
9, 1940
2, 1940
COMPANY I, 120TH INFANTRY— WILMINGTON, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Cheek, Joseph E
Hall, James M., Jr._
Johnson, Edward S. .
Enlisted Men:
Kelly, John I
Hatch, Frederick P. .
Hufham, Maurice V..
Huf ham, Porter L. . .
Millis, Marion W
Rich, Earl R
Brewer, James A
Ellers, Norman L
Marshburn, Clarence
Wells, Raymond T...
Batson, Charles E.. .
Congleton, John A.. .
Durden, Luther F
Pugh, Jessie C
Avant, Morris A
Barefoot, Jessie O
Barefoot, Odis Q
Batton, John D
Bell, Marsden W., Jr.
Captain..
IstLt....
2ndLt...
lst Sgt...
Sergeant.
Sergeant.
Sergeant .
Sergeant.
Sergeant.
Corporal .
Corporal.
Corporal.
Corporal .
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. Id..
Pvt. lcl..
Private...
Private...
Private. . .
Private. . .
Private...
20454659
20454660
20454661
20454662
20454663
20454664
20454666
20454667
20454668
20454670
20454671
20454672
20454673
20454674
20454675
20454676
20454665
20454677
20454680
Dec. 15, 1932
Dec. 11, 1934
Nov. 2, 1934
June
Nov.
Sept.
Sept.
July
Nov.
May
Sept.
July
Feb.
Jan.
June
Jan.
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
April
Sept.
July
10, 1939
16, 1937
29, 1939
27, 1938
12, 1938
16, 1937
1, 1940
5, 1939
26, 1938
14, 1939
4, 1938
1, 1938
4, 1938
24, 1937
14, 1940
3, 1940
26, 1939
3, 1940
16, 1940
Nov. 15, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
Report of The Adjutant General
COMPANY I, 120TH INFANTRY
215
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Benton, Artie A
Brown, Jack
Brown, Laurie C
Brown, Leroy
Brown, Vivian G
Blackburn, Timothy R.
Buie, Thomas W
Burton, Clayton D
Campbell, John R., Jr..
Campbell, Norman R._
Cameron, John S., Jr...
Carlisle, HoUie D _
Carney, Carlton E
Chinnis, John R
Coker, George S
Craig, Greer B
Darden, Adolph, Jr
Duckworth, Ben J
Evans, Noah B
Evans, Rufus M
Fisher, Arthur E
Genes, Samuel L
Glisson, Homer
Graham, James B., Jr..
Gore, Edgar L
Hales, Clarence E
Hall, Edward H
Harrelson, Luther E
Harriss, William T
Hewlett, Earl D
Hudson, Norman E
Huf ham, William E....
Jenrette, Carl T
Jones, Aubrey A
Jordan, John T
Justice, James C
Justice, William D
Kirkhum, Paul
LaClair, Walker T
Lindenberger, James M.
Lockfaw, Merrill W
Malpass, David W
Marshburn, Allen B
Marshall, George R
McDonald, James H._ .
Melton, James F
Mint?, Caldwell W
Morse, James H
Newman, David 0
Packer, Douglas E
Parker, George J
Porter, Charles
Powell, George W
Pugh, August W
Ramsey, Robert W
Register, Walter R
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private.
Private.
Private
Private
Private.
Private.
Private
Private
Private.
Private
Private
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private.
Private
Private
Private
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private.
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Private.
Private.
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June
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July
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May
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April
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July
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June
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Aug.
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Sept. 18, 1940
Oct. 25, 1940
Nov. 3, 1940
216
Report of The Adjutant General
COMPANY I, 120TH INFANTRY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Rich, CarlieE
Russ, James E
Sanders, Edward S
Sealey, James P
Sealey, Stephen L
Skinner, William 0
Skipper, Frederick E._.
Southerland, Robert D
Squires, Sanford W
Stefano, Richard
Stokley , Leroy
Stuart, Floyd E _.
Sullivan, Franklin E.. .
Tusch, Julian H
Williams, Linwood E._ .
Watkins, Joseph J
Yopp. Abbett D
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
20454751
20454752
20454753
20454754
20454755
20454756
20454757
20454760
20454762
20454763
20454766
20454664
20454761
20454776
20454769
20454768
20454771
Sept.
Feb.
Sept.
Nov.
Nov.
Sept.
Sept.
May
Sept.
Sept.
Nov.
July
Sept.
Jan.
May
Sept.
Sept.
9, 1940
27, 1940
10, 1940
9, 1939
9, 1939
14, 1940
8, 1940
21, 1940
3, 1940
26, 1939
21, 1939
9, 1940
3, 1940
11, 1940
16, 1939
14, 1940
14, 1940
Sept. 19, 1940
COMPANY K, 120TH INFANTRY-SHLEBY, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Long, Henry C.
Wright, Clyde T
Wright, Willie B
Quinn, William N
Enlisted Men:
Ellis, Tom S
Barrett, Purvis
Baker, Onnie R
Byers, Wilburn A
Huffman, William M
Morehead, Marion O
Blanton, Joe T
Grigg, Thompson M.
Short, Ralph P
Williams, Willie W...
Clark, Bill W...
Early, Wallace A.
Gibson, Ray E
Hamrick, Loye J
Hoffman, Hubert
McGinnis, Edward F,
Parris, Kenneth B._ .
Queen, Joseph Y
Short, Beauford F.. .
Williams, Clyde L.._
Workman, Guy H._ _
Adams, Lawrence J..
Asbury, Willie J
Captain.
IstLt...
2nd Lt._
2nd Lt..
lst Sgt._
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl_
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Private..
Private..
20454866
20454867
20454868
20454869
20454870
20454871
20454872
20454873
20454874
20454875
20454876
20454877
20454878
20454879
20454880
20454881
20454882
20454883
20454884
20454885
20454886
20454887
20454888
May 12, 1937
Dec. 20, 1937
Dec. 20, 1937
Aug. 28, 1940
Nov.
June
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
Aug.
June
Sept.
Nov.
Feb.
April
Sept.
Sept.
July
Sept.
Oct.
Sept.
Sept.
June
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
21, 1938
14, 1940
5, 1940
4, 1940
5, 1940
11, 1937
28, 1940
15, 1939
24, 1938
21, 1938
13, 1939
24, 1939
5, 1940
5, 1940
10, 1939
5, 1940
23, 1939
5, 1940
5, 1940
1, 1938
5, 1940
5, 1940
12, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
Sept. 17, 1940
Sept. 17, 1940
Report of The Adjutant General
COMPANY K, 120TH INFANTRY
217
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Beatty, Jack H
Blackwell, James B._ .
Blanton, Benjamin T.-
Brown, Guy B.
Browning, George W._
Bumgarner, Arbuth 0.
Bumgarner, Ted
Champion, Roy H
Champion, John D
Chandler, Edward
Davis, Arthur
Davis, Ben V
Derrick, Lawrence S.-
Doster, Johnny W
Ervin, Roy F
Ervin, Thomas A
Gray, Claude 0
Hamrick, Willie L
Heafner, Earl V
Hendrick, John B
> Hendrick, Seth T
Holland, Lawrence C.-
Howard, John W
Hunt, William J
Irvin, Paul-
Jackson, Harold G
Jones, Joe C
Lail, CarlH
Leonard, Grover F
Lewis, Howard R
Lineberger, Ralph W._
Lowe, Earl J
McGraw, Richmond P,
McSwain, Jack
Mode, John C
Morehead, George C. .
Morrow, Jesse L
Nanney, Clyde M
Palmer, Walter K
Patterson, James F. . .
Peeler, Franklin H._._
Price, Earl
Pruitt, James W
Putnam, Hal W
Richard, Lee R
Singleton, Erwin E
Smith, Edward 0
Smith, George P
Tarlton, Joseph P
Tate, Carl R
Thrift, Allen I
Upton, James T _
Upton, Thomas G
Wiggins, John L
Williams, Huston W...
Whisnant, Elbert B._.
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private.
Private
Private
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private
Private
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
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2, 1939
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26, 1940
5, 1940
5, 1940
29, 1940
5, 1940
12, 1940
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17, 1940
22, 1940
14, 1940
26, 1940
11, 1940
5, 1940
8, 1939
11, 1940
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23, 1939
2, 1939
11, 1940
5, 1940
8, 1940
5, 1940
12, 1940
11, 1940
11, 1940
7, 1939
11, 1940
5, 1940
1 1, 1940
3, 1939
12, 1939
9, 1939
11, 1940
22, 1940
11, 1940
28, 1940
23, 1939
14, 1940
5, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
Nov. 26, 1940
Dec. 212, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
Nov. 26, 1940
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COMPANY K, 120TH INFANTRY
Name
Rank or '
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
20454939
20454940
April 24, 1939
Sept. 11, 1940
Young, Ed L
COMPANY L, 120TH INFANTRY— PARKTON, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
McGougan, Ernest DuV.
McKinnon, John H
Armstrong, John L
Hughes, Robert A
Enlisted Men:
HaU, Simon P
Lancaster, Carl D
Lovette, Braxton
McDiarmid, John D
Ray, James C
Phillips, Willard S
Tolar, Douglas S
Chason, Billy F
Edwards, Theodore R...
Grimes, Johnnie G
Livingston, Paul B
McDiarmid, Neill A
Ray, Archie G
Walker, John R
Barlow, Dewey F
Barlow, William A
Briggan, Carl
Britt, Russell P
Bullard, Calvin T
Currie, Alexander S
Edge, Gordon L
Ellis, Grady W
Everett, Enoch K
Gibson, Harris W
Hall, James E
Jackson, Rowland
Jackson, Woodrow W._ .
Kinlaw, Gaston J
Lewis, Robert C
McDonald, Daniel.
Mclntyre, Neill A.
McDiarmid, Angus S
Pitman, Robert L
Phillips, Andrew J
Wood, William R
Averett, David D
Baggett, Standi J
Blackwell, Paul
Blackwell, Dewey
Captain.
IstLt...
2nd Lt..
2nd Lt..
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
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April 8, 1927
June 28, 1935
June 28, 1935
Sept. 15, 1940
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24, 1938
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31, 1940
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31, 1940
24, 1939
9, 1939
2, 1939
2, 1940
23, 1939
5, 1940
9, 1940
Sept. 19,
Sept. 19,
1940
1940
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Oct. 17, 1940
Sept. 19, 1940
Sept. 19,
Sept. 19,
1940
1940
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COMPANY L, 120TH INFANTRY
219
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Brigman, Craig
Bullard, Daniel J
Blount, Joe E
Blue, Josephus D
Bunnells, Daniel C._ .
Bunnells, Norman H,
Carter, Dan S
Carver, Norwood
Cain, Thomas W
Carver, James C
Carver, Eugene
Chason, Dan E
Chason, Thomas G._.
Chason, Frederick C.
Chason, Thomas L...
Coley , Robert J
Currie, John A
Crenshaw, James N..
Davis, James A
Dearen, Royal G
Dunn, Gaston
Edwards, Walter D..
Everett, Thomas M..
Elder, Washington L
Faircloth, Addley D..
Farrell, Clyde.
Fisher, William F....
Fisher, Harice M
Fowler, Lorian D
Gibson, James
Gore, Mitchell E
Grimes, Cecil B
Gray, Raymond W...
Graham, Hugh, Jr...
Guy, Frank N
Guy, Ulysses G
Hanna, Edward L...
Hagan, Clarence D...
Hagan, Thomas M...
Hayes, Vernon W
Hendrix, James W...
Hendrix, Buck
Hopkins, Webb N...
Howard, Carl H., Jr..
Jackson, Amon E
Jackson, Ernest L
Jackson, John C
Jackson, Walter
Jackson, Bennie
Jackson, Luther
Lee, Clarence W
Malloy, James D
McDowell, Maxie
McLean, Allen C..„.
Moore, William S....
Norton, Paul
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Sept. 19, 1940
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Sept. 19, 1940
Sept. 19, 1940
Sept. 19, 1940
Sept. 19, 1940
Sept. 19, 1940
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COMPANY L. 120TH INFANTRY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Norton, Willie E
Norton, Lonnie H
Nunery, Edward F
Odom, Grady L
Owens, John D
Owens, Robert J.
Parnell, John H
Pender, Grady C
Parnell, Rudolph
Peterson, John C
Phillips, Frank W
Pittman, Daniel M
Pittman, James A
Rozier, Leroy
Rozier, Aubury D
Shaw, William B
Smith, Allen D
Stackpole, Archie R._ .
Stephens, Marion L._.
Tart, Walter L
Townsend, Elbert T.__
Wall, Gran ville W
Walker, James R
White, Harvey N
White, James F
Wilson, John J
Williams, Norlie W
Williford, Sidney M...
Williams, William M._
Williamson, Louis W._
Williamson, Wilbur M.
West, RotherG
West, John R
Webb, Theodore J
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
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Private
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20455184
20455137
20455138
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20455188
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20455140
20455141
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April
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Sept. 19, 1940
COMPANY M, 120TH INFANTRY-WILSON, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Beland, Oakley B
Adkins, Joseph E
Enlisted Men:
Massingill, William L...
Blackburn, Charles L
Barnes, William R
Harrell, Oria G
Massingill, Dillon L
Pike, Simon J
Wells, Clarence L
Williamson, Sylvester W
1st Lt...
lstLt...
1st Sgt..
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
20455280
20455282
20455281
20455283
20455284
20455285
20455286
20455287
March 22, 1938
Sept. 13, 1940
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
Sept.
Sept.
May
May
June
15, 1940
15, 1940
2, 1939
15, 1940
15, 1940
7, 1940
20, 1940
7, 1940
Sept. 20, 1940
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221
COMPANY M, 120TH INFANTRY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Brantley, Roy L
Davis, Ivan B._ .
Eatman, Dobbin B., Jr,
Hawley, Grady W
Norris, Ernest E
Raper, Roy P
Reizck, Edmond J
Allen, Kenneth E
Ansley, Glenn W.
Cobb, Frank N
Home, James C
Little, Edward E
Lucas, Paul A
Moore, Wilbur R
Narron, Joseph A
Owens, Frank G
Pennington, Johnnie R.
Roberts, James
Sauls, John
Skinner, George
Skinner, Wiley C
Smith, Arthur B
Taylor, Charles R
Lamm, Wiley F.
Anderson, Willard G._ .
Bailey, Juler
Barnes, Henry C
Bass, Hosea
Bass, Lester W
Beamon, Jerry H
Beamon, Leslie A., Jr._
Bone, John T
Boswell, Henry D
Boykin, Buddie
Brewer, Willie J
Broadway, John T
Bunn, Charles E
Burress, John 0
Capps, Hunter B
Carter, Robert.
Carter, William T
Cary, Larry T
Cobb, John T
Cockrell, George E
Cook, WUlieJ
Corbett, Jack C
Davenport, William R.
Davis, Oscar J
Davis, Sammy R
Deans, Herbert R
Draper, Purnie W
Eason, Wilbur L.
Ezzell, Millard D
Farmer, Sunny W
Felton, Edward R
Georgoulis, Spiros
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COMPANY M, 120TH INFANTRY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Gliarmis, James G.._.
Hathaway, James H._
Hathaway, Leslie R...
Hawkins, Johnnie J...
Howard, James S., Jr..
Keen, Russell A
Kennedy, Elwood J...
King, Henry M.
Lewis, Albert C
Lewis, Marvin J.
Moody, Bennie S
Nichols, Earl W
Norris, Lande
Owens, Thomas R
Patty, James W
Pittman, Allen S., Jr._
Pittman, Benjamin T.
Renfrow, Charlie
Skinner, Jesse J
Smiley, Spencer J
Smith, Robert J
Starling, Willie D
Trevathon, Robert
Turner, Jonas F.
Wells, Rarford T
Whaley , Thomas
Whitley, George A
Whitely, James R
Whitley, Therman
Whitley, Robert J
White, LeroyH
Wheeler, Lonnie W._ .
Winbourne, Errick M.
Winbourne, George F.
Winstead, Arthur W._
Winstead, Carl
Winstead, John, Jr
Winstead, Lyman E...
Winstead, Paul D
Winstead, Putney J...
Winstead, Rufus C
Jonas, Preston
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Private
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Nov. 23, 1940
Sept. 20, 1940
Sept. 20, 1940
HEADQUARTERS, 105TH ENGINEERS
Name
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Hobbs, Graham K..
Trescot, John H
Alexander, Eugene.
Chaplin, Saxby
Jennet te, Sidney E.
Colonel.
Lt. Col.
Major. .
Captain
Captain
0176080
0182708
013540
0185031
0230385
Nov. 16, 1936
Feb. 22, 1927
Aug. 5, 1934
May 12, 1935
Oct. 1, 1927
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OFFICER PERSONNEL, 105TH ENGINEERS
223
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Home Station
Hobbs, Graham K
Trescot, John H.
Alexander, Eugene
Craven, Thomas
Pickens, Wiley M
Reins, Ralph R
Brewton, William A...
Chaplin, Saxby
Cole, EnserW
Feild, George. ..
Harrill, Charlie H
Hatcher, HowellJ
Jennette, Sidney E
Lemmond, Pars H
Reece, Edgar H
Robinson, Edmund P.
Tallent, Joseph W
Amos, James W
Carleton, Wilbur R...
Cochrane, Warren 0. .
Fridy, Robert M
Goodson, Robert R._ .
Leinster, EsteuB.
Neel, Tally M
Shytle, CarlO
Battley, William R._..
Bryson, Charles R
Craig, John W.
Culbertson, Eual W._.
Huffman, Domer J
Hull, George R
James, Harmon H
Owen, James Clark. _ .
Shuping, Alexander L.
Stoessel, Frank W
Wyatt, FredM
Wyatt, Malcolm L
Yoder, Ralph W
Yount, Eugene M
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May
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June
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Sept.
June
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26, 1935
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24, 1931
23, 1936
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6, 1940
25, 1940
1, 1931
17, 1939
Raleigh
Charlotte
Manchester
Huntersville
Lincolnton
N. Wilkesboro
Enka
Charlotte
Salisbury
Statesville
Lincolnton
Morganton
Henderson
Matthews
Lincolnton
N. Wilkesboro
Asheville
Morganton
Asheville
Derita
Charlotte
Salisbury.
Statesville
Charlotte
Asheville
Statesville
Black Mt.
0394386
0361234
0359171
Dec.
June
4, 1937
17, 1939
0208768
0309852
April 17, 1937
March 28, 1933
July 13, 1940
0356254
July 13, 1940
N. Wilkesboro
Asheville
Lincolnton
Canton
Morganton
Salisbury
N. Wilkesboro
Moravian Falls
Lincolnton
Statesville
HEADQUARTERS AND SERVICE COMPANY,
105TH ENGINEERS— CHARLOTTE
, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Captain
IstLt
20411878
20411879
July 1, 1936
Oct. 23, 1936
July 25, 1940
July 10, 1939
Jan. 2, 1939
Fridy, Robert M
Neel, Tally McK.
1st Lt.
Enlisted Men:
Mr. Sgt
Mr. Sgt
Westmoreland, Herbert Y
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HEADQUARTERS AND SERVICE COMPANY, 105TH ENGINEERS
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Yandle, Soloman H.
Crenshaw, Galvin L
Linker, Walter J
Welch, Sterling E
Smith, Durham H.
Jerome, Robert L
Reeves, John B
Untz, William A
Davidson, Jo. G., Jr
Hall, Jerry K
Funderburk, Fred W._ . .
Patterson, Sam H
Tanner, Thomas
Wilson, William S
Mcintosh, Paul N
Carroll, Richard P
Dickson, Ervin T
Kidd, WadeL
McLaughlin, Kirk J.
Oehler, Robert M
Trull, Woodrow W
Best, WyattP
Brogden, Robert J
Forbis, Jimmy L..
Hunter, Rufus H.
McLaughlin, Eugene F._
McLaughlin, Jay T
Morris, Joe D
Moss, William E
Mullis, Charles E
Somers, Benjamin F
Spaine, Lawrence F
Vanderburg, Herron Z...
White, Howard S _.
Wiggins, Lewis V
Wilson, James H
Wilson, Joe L
Allison, Robert M
Alexander, Samuel C
Anderson, Worth W
Austin, Lester B
Benfield, Grady E
Blackwelder, Eugene M.
Brown, Robert H
Caldwell, Hugh A., Jr...
Carothers, Thomas H._ .
Carpenter, Frank L
Chandler, Ray W
Clanton, John C
Condor, Franklin N
Condor, Thomas R
Deal, Howard F
Dooley, Joseph F
Finlayson, Harold C
Furr, James C
Funderburk, Smiley A...
Mr. Sgt...
Tech. Sgt
Tech. Sgt
Tech. Sgt
1st Sgt...
Staff Sgt..
Staff Sgt..
Staff Sgt..
Sergeant.
Sergeant.
Sergeant.
Sergeant.
Sergeant.
Sergeant .
Sergeant.
Corporal .
Corporal.
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June 26
Feb. 17
Sept. 11
June 29
Dec.
Sept. 15
Sept. 25
July
Nov. 21
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April
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Oct.
July 17
June
Oct.
May 21
Sept. 25
March 6
Oct. 2
Oct. 16
Oct. 2
June 3
May 28
Dec
Oct.
Sept. 25
Feb. 27
Oct. 4
March 13
Aug. 3.
Oct. 4
June 15
Sept. 21
Oct. 2:
May 24
Sept. 4,
Aug. 27,
July 11
May 27
Sept.
May 27
Sept. 5
July 25,
Sept. 5,
June 27,
July 18
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Oct, 10
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Sept. 20, 1940
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225
HEADQUARTERS AND SERVICE COMPANY, 105TH ENGINEERS
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Harrison, George M.
Hasty, Marvin V.
Hargett, CarlT....
Helms, Joseph F
Honeycutt, James D.
Hucks, John M
Inman, Laurie W
Jordan, Charles R
Kidd, Richard E
Klutz, Robert C
Knox, James H
Leary, James C
Leary, Lewis W
Lemmond, Demont R.
Matthews, John C
Matthews, William S., Jr.
McGraw, Bennie A
McKinnon, Harry A
Morris, Joe N.._
Pardalis, Alexander J
Pressley, Howard H
Privatte, B. C
Privatte, Reid W _._
Privatte, Roy M...
Richards, James B
Reed, Sam H
Ritch, Lindsay F
Robbins, Clontz
Russell, William M., Jr...
Smyre, Melford A
Somers, Robert T
Spencer, Fred
Stephens, Clifton W
Stephens, George H., Jr..
Threatt, Robert R
Vanderburg, James L
Vincent, Columbus G
Wilson, James M
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private.
Private
Private
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Private.
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Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
20411966
20411933
20411935
20411934
20411967
20411968
10411936
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20411939
20411969
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20411943
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20411953
20411954
20411972
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20411963
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Sept. 20, 1940
Sept. 20, 1940
Sept. 20, 1940
Sept. 20, 1940
Sept. 20, 1940
Sept. 20, 1940
BAND, 105TH ENGINEERS— CHARLOTTE, Nl C.
Name
Officers:
Chaplin, Saxby
Enlisted Men:
Diehl, Herberts
Allen, Robert E
Abbott, Theodore M., Jr.
Green, Robert P
McWhirter, Thomas F.. .
Rank or
Grade
Captain..
Tech. Sgt
Staff Sgt..
Sergeant.
Sergeant.
Sergeant.
Serial No.
20412039
20412040
20412041
20412042
20412043
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
May 13, 1935
April 11, 1938
July 18, 1940
June 13, 1940
April 18, 1938
May 2, 1939
Date of
Discharge
Sept. 20, 1940
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BAND, 105TH ENGINEERS
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Carter, George T
Morrow, Hunter C... .
Grant, Willie D
Harper, Rowland T...
Huff, William H
Honeycutt, Charles R
Tanner, Jackson L
Buff, Joseph F., Jr....
Donaldson, Walton L.
Gilliam, John L
Harper, Roy R _.
Lohr, Harold R
Raley, Miller J
Samonds, John M
Wilson, Claude G., Jr.
Corporal
Corporal
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
20412044
20412045
20412046
20412047
20412048
20412049
20412050
20412051
10412052
20412053
20412054
20412055
20412056
20412057
20412058
June
June
June
June
July
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
Aug.
Sept.
July
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
13, 1940
23, 1940
13, 1940
10, 1938
17, 1940
1, 1940
12, 1938
10, 1940
27, 1940
3, 1940
10, 1940
5, 1940
6, 1940
3, 1940
3, 1940
Sept. 20, 1940
Sept. 20, 1940
Sept. 20, 1940
Sept. 20, 1940
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT DETACHMENT, 105TH ENGINEERS— CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Craven, Thomas
Brewton, William A
Harrill, Charlie H
Enlisted Men:
Cavin, Robert R
Mayberry, Charles F
Van Pelt, John C
Earnhardt, Henderson I..
Brown, Joseph W
Hunter, James L
McKay, Ralph L
Holbrook, Mack E
Blythe, Harry B
Byram, Robert D
Byram, Orin H
Cox, Charles T
Edwards, Gordon L
Edwards, Thomas E
Hart, Aubrey T .__.
Hollingsworth, Beverly F,
Johnston, Glenn P
Johnston, Lawrence C
Kerns, William D
Lackey, Ollie H
Lovelace, Herbert L
Mock, James H. _
Sims, HughD
Wingate, Robert H
Major...
Captain_
Captain.
Staff Sgt
Sergeant
Sergeant
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Private..
Private^
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
20412071
20412073
20412074
20412075
20412076
20412077
20412078
20412072
20412093
20412079
20421080
20412082
204120S1
20412094
20412083
20412084
20412085
20412086
20412092
20412087
20412088
20412091
20412089
20412090
May 19, 1937
May 16, 1935
June 23, 1938
Jan.
June
Feb.
Feb.
May
June
May
Feb.
Sept.
June
Sept.
Sept.
May
Sept.
Nov.
Sept.
July
May
Sept.
May
Oct.
Sept.
Jan.
July
, 1939
, 1938
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, 1940
, 1940
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, 1939
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, 1940
, 1940
Report of The Adjutant General
HEADQUARTERS, 1ST BATTALION, 105TH ENGINEERS
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
227
Home Station
Reins, Ralph R
Cochrane, Warren 0.
Major_
1st Lt..
Oct. 19, 1924
April 24, 1931
N. Wilkesboro
Charlotte
COMPANY A, 105TH ENGINEERS-NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Robinson, Edmund P..
Wyatt, Fred McK
Enlisted Men:
McNeil, Tyre C
Hall, James T
Kilby, Alvin..
White, Lunie H
Anderson, Herman J.. .
Craven, Lawrence A...
B yrd, Richard
Hall, Tyre L
Harrold, Barney E
Jarvis, Russell L
Shepherd, Ira C
Bumgarner, Wilfred W
Craven, Henry H
Gant, Oliver E
Harrison, Benjamin A..
Haynes, Paul H
Mahaffey, Harvey W._.
Pierce, Vaughn E
Sebastian, Carl C
Anderson, Oliver F
Brooks, Branford
Bumgarner, Dennis A..
Cohee, Joseph L _.
Gambill, Buel
Gilreath, Ralph
Hall, Walter W
Hayes, Baxter M
Huffman, Tracy P
Johnston, Brice D
Kilby, Andrew J
Miller, Earl I
Minton, Raymond J.. .
Minton, William D
Pendry, Fred L
Shumate, Ralph 0
Triplett, Arvil L
Anderson, Tom J
Barnett, Hugh L ._
Carson, Julie B
Canter, Fred L
Church, Jim B
Captain.
2nd Lt..
IstSgt..
Staff Sgt.
Staff Sgt,
Staff Sgt.
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant.
Sergeant.
Sergeant
Sergeant
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl_
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Private..
Private..
Private. _
Private..
Private. .
20412101
20412102
20412105
20412162
6772046
20412103
20412120
20412111
20412130
20412131
20412114
20412119
20412104
20412132
20412124
20412118
20412135
20412110
20412126
20412152
20412206
20412107
20412115
20412163
20412122
20412123
20412133
20412121
20412137
20412143
20412148
20412108
20412144
20412145
20412151
20412149
20412116
20412153
20412154
20412128
20412142
Sept.
July
May
May
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May
June
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Aug.
June
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May
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Oct.
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13, 1940
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COMPANY A, 105TH ENGINEERS
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Elledge, Claude
Elledge, Clinton H...
EUer, EddG
Hayes, Brady L.
Hayes, Calvin L
Hayes, John R
Hendren, Theodore J
Hudson, Oren M
Jarvis, Richard C
Joines, Eugene L
Jolly, Aubrie L
Jolly, Marion
Kilby, Fred A
McNeil, James R
Nichols, James H
Osborne, Hilery T._ .
Porter, Roscoe B
Prevette, Thomas J..
Stone, Junior L
Walsh, Lawrence H._
Warren, Clyde P
Warren, Royal L
Woodie, Sanford R._.
Milam, Arnold A
Miller, Raymond B. .
Miller, James E
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
20412125
20412164
20412113
20412139
20412136
20412138
20412155
20412150
20412146
20412156
20412157
20412129
20412165
20412158
20412134
20412140
20412166
20412147
20412109
20412167
20412160
20412170
20412117
20412141
20412112
20412159
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Aug.
Aug.
Sept.
Aug.
Feb.
Sept.
Aug.
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
Feb.
Sept.
Aug.
Sept.
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Sept.
Sept.
Aug.
Oct.
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July
4, 1940
3, 1940
3, 1940
14, 1940
3, 1940
12, 1940
14, 1940
3, 1940
3, 1940
4, 1940
9, 1940
3, 1940
4, 1940
14, 1940
5, 1940
4, 1940
3, 1940
4, 1940
13, 1940
14, 1940
14, 1940
3, 1940
2, 1939
4, 1940
15, 1940
COMPANY B, 105TH ENGINEERS— MORGANTON, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Captain
1st Lt.
0247283
0208768
20412217
20412218
20412219
20412220
20412221
20412222
20412223
20412224
20412225
20412226
20412227
20412228
20412229
20412230
20412231
June 17, 1937
April 17, 1937
April 17, 1937
Jan. 18, 1939
June 5, 1939
June 16, 1939
Nov. 17, 1939
March 13, 1940
March 20, 1939
Sept. 26, 1939
Feb. 8, 1939
Oct. 22, 1939
May 9, 1938
Jan. 15, 1939
Feb. 18, 1940
May 12, 1938
June 13, 1940
Feb. 7, 1938
2ndLt.
Enlisted Men:
1st Sgt -.
Staff Sgt
Staff Sgt
Staff Sgt
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant -
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Corporal
Corporal.
Corporal
Fleming, Robert C
Sept. 21, 1940
Sept. 21, 1940
Sept. 21, 1940
Allen, Samuel J
Connelly, James C
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COMPANY B. 105TH ENGINEERS
229
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Hatfield, Wayne
Strickland, Isaac E
Talbert, James L
Whaley, George W.
Williams, Conrad L
Anthony, Marcus F
Annis, Oscar H
Baker, Oscar H
Bigham, Robert W
Benfield, Robert L
Carpenter, Robert L._ .
Houck, Robert J
Hunnicutt, Harold J.. .
Kirby, Otis B
Miller, Vanoy B
Mooney, Walter L., Jr.
Neal, EarlS
Simmons, Paul J
Smith, Richmond L
Williams, Johnston L...
Abernathy, Clyde W. . .
Absher, Willie F._
Anderson, William R.._
Battle, Herbert W
Bennett, Benjamin H..
Bolick, Robert C
Bowers, Ernest L
Braswell, Albert A
Braswell, William W. . .
Brittain, Phifer H
Bush, Robert E
Cannon, Curtis B
Cannon, Preston R
Cannon, William J
Carswell, AJvin
Clarke, Frank C
Coffey, Arnold P
Conley, Harold L
Cottrell, Jack V
Curlee, Roy M
Franklin, James W
Gibbs, JohnD
Grady, Robert W
Grady, Thomas A
Houck, Willie F
Hoyle, William K
Hudson, Harold B
Lane, Robert
LaFevers, John S
LaFevers, Ned W
Martinat, Phillip H....
Merrill, Charles R
Ollis, StancilD
Powell, James R
Piercy, Owen H
Ragan, Claude J
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl_
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
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Private..
Private. .
Private..
Private. .
Private..
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Private. .
Private..
Private..
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Private..
Private..
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Private. .
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Private..
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Private..
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Private..
20412232
20412233
20412234
20412235
20412236
20412237
2041223S
20412239
20412240
20412241
20412242
20412243
20412244
20412245
20412246
20412247
20412248
20412249
20412250
20412251
20412252
20412253
20412254
20412255
20412256
20412257
20412258
20412259
20412260
20412261
20412262
20412263
20412264
20412265
20412266
20412267
20412268
20412269
20412270
20412271
20412272
20412273
20412274
20412275
20412276
20412277
20412278
20412279
20412280
20412281
20412282
20412283
20412284
20412285
20412286
10412287
Sept. 24,
May 16
June
May
July
Dec.
July 29
Sept. 28
May 16
June 6
March 31
May 2
Nov. 17,
Jan.
Nov. 12
June 6
April 18
May 20
May 16
Nov. 7,
Sept. 14
Sept. 14
Sept. 14
April 18
July 28
April 4
March 28
Sept. 14
Sept. 14
July 18
Sept. 14
July 1 1
Oct. 5
Sept. 14
Oct. 5
Sept. 14
Dec.
Sept. 14
Sept. 14
May 18
Sept. 14
Oct. 12
Sept. 14
Sept. 14
Sept. 14
Sept. 14
March 25,
July IS,
July 18,
Sept. 14
Sept. 14,
Sept. 14
Sept. 14
Sept. 14
Dec. 30
Sept. 14,
, 1937
, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
, 1939
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, 1939
, 1940
Sept. 21, 1940
Sept. 21, 1940
Sept. 21, 1940
Sept.
Sept.
21, 1940
21, 1940
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COMPANY B, 105TH ENGINEERS
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
20412288
20412289
20412290
20412291
20412292
20412293
20412294
20412295
20412296
20412297
20412298
20412299
20412300
20412301
20412302
20412303
20412304
20412305
20412306
July 31, 1940
April 4, 1940
Sept. 14, 1940
July 28, 1940
May 30, 1940
Sept. 14, 1940
Sept. .14, 1940
June 13, 1940
June 13, 1940
Sept. 14, 1940
July 25, 1940
May 16, 1940
Oct. 12, 1939
Sept. 14. 1940
Sept. 14, 1940
Sept. 14, 1940
Sept. 14, 1940
Sept. 14, 1940
Sept. 14, 1940
Rudisill, William G.
Smith, Edward R.
Smith, Sterling E.
Suddreth, Forest C
Taylor, Roby H
Sept. 21, 1940
Watts, Harold D
Whisnant, Eli S.
Sept. 21, 1940
Whisnant, Paul E
Whisnant, William T._ _ -..
Wyke, Fred H._ _
Young, Charles M.
Private
COMPANY C, 105TH ENGINEERS— SALISBURY, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Cole, EnserW
Goodson, Robert R
Stoessel, Frank W
Enlisted Men:
Fisher, Marcus H
Athey, Everette L
Lake, James F
Lineberger, James A
Bradshaw, Arthur L
Clark, Hal
Feamster, Charles M
Hauser, John W.
Hincamon, James C
Hearn, Walter W
Love, John E
Mahaley, Walter C
Almond, Ray W.
Bangle, Pershing
Blackwell, Troy L
Chunn, Robert M
Hilliard, Paul E
Leach, Clifford M
Lineberger, Boyce H
Montgomery, George A.
Austin, Harold N
Bradshaw, Elmer C.
Hoffman, Raymond E...
Captain .
IstLt...
2ndLt...
1st. Set-
Staff Sgt.
Staff Sgt.
Staff Sgt.
Sergeant.
Sergeant.
Sergeant.
Sergeant.
Sergeant.
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id-
Dec. 6, 1926
Nov. 8, 1926
March 28, 1933
20412333
20412334
20412335
20412336
20412337
20412338
20412339
20412340
20412341
20412342
20412343
20412344
20412345
20412346
20412347
20412348
20412349
20412350
20412351
20412352
20412353
20412354
20412355
March
Oct.
July
Aug.
Feb.
May
June
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Jan.
Dec.
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
April
April
Sept.
Oct.
Feb.
Sept.
June
Sept.
, 1939
, 1937
, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
,1940
,1938
,1939
,1940
,1940
, 1938
, 1939
:, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1938
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
Report of The Adjutant General
231
COMPANY C, 105TH ENGINEERS
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Holshouser, George A.
Kesler, James F
Leonard, Charles W._.
Meetze, Kelvin A
Stilley, George E
Sturkey, Lawrence H..
Thomason, Charles H.
Trexler, Claude A
Trexler, Druley H....
Watkins, David H.._.
Watson, Grant G
Wicks, Edgar W
Wrenn, Charles H
Albright, Charles M...
Andrews, James C
Andrews, James E
Barnes, Ervin L
Beckom, Earl E
Best, William R
Canup, Gilmer H
Casey, Junior H
Clark, James M
Coffey, Edward V., Jr,
Davis, Daniel M
Earnhardt, Williard F,
Fink, Robert B
Gardner, John W
Glover, Benton A
Hearn, Andrew A
Heam, James E
Karriker, Boyce W
Kirk, Cleopus Y
Lavender, Clarence E.
Lefler, Shelly W
Loflin, George, Jr
Ludwig, John
Mickle, Jack C
Morgan, Calvin L
Parks, MelvinE
Porter, William V., Jr.
Propst, Glenn W
Raines, Melvin D
Ramsey, James W.
Simpson, James B
Smith, George L
Smith, PaulR
Smith, Ralph T
Snider, Avery P. Jr.. _
Thompson, James W._
Trexler, Ervin T
Trexler, James P
Watson, Cye W
Wilson, Robert W.._.
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Private.
Private.
Private.
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Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
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20412356
20412357
20412358
20412359
20412360
20412361
20412362
20412363
20412364
20412365
20412366
20412367
20412368
20412369
20412370
20412371
20412372
20412373
20412374
20412375
20412376
20412377
2041237S
20412379
10412380
20412381
20412382
20412383
20412384
20412385
20412386
20412387
20412388
20412389
20412390
20412391
20412392
20412393
20412394
20412395
20412396
20412397
20412398
20412399
20412400
20412401
20412402
20412403
20412404
20412405
20412406
20412407
20412408
Aug.
Nov.
Sept.
Aug.
March
Sept.
July
Oct.
July
April
Oct.
July
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
March
Sept.
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
July
July
July
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Feb.
April
Sept.
Sept.
July
Feb.
April
Dec.
Sept.
July
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
June
Oct.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
, 1939
, 1938
, 1940
, 1939
, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
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, 1939
, 1940
, 1939
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, 1940
, 1940
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, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
,1940
, 1940
, 1940
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, 1939
,1940
,1940
,1940
,1940
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, 1940
,1940
,1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
,1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1938
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
232
Report of The Adjutant General
HEADQUARTERS, 2ND BATTALION, 105TH ENGINEERS
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Major
1st Lt. - .
0234829
20412449
July 13, 1940
June 27, 1935
Oct. 6, 1939
Carleton, Wilbur R.
Enlisted Men:
Staff Sgt
COMPANY D, 105TH ENGINEERS— LINCOLNTON, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Reece, Edgar H...
James, Harmon H
Yoder, Ralph W
Enlisted Men:
Devine, Craig W.
Abernethy, Ernest C...
Harril], Ben E.___
Leonard, Russell B
Craig, Robert H
Goodson, Henry R
Kistler, James W.
Lackey, Walter G
Long, Roy F
Smith, Thomas E
Summey, Herbert L
Whisnant, Larry A
Abernethy, Henry G.. _
Ballard, Fred S
Byers, Windel W
Carpenter, Samuel C._ .
Helms, Lewis A
Kistler, Clyde W
Ledford, Clyde C
Mace, Frank E
Abernethy, John D., Jr.
Barkley, Joseph V
Beal, Burgin L
Bridges, Raymond B.__
Byers, Alton T
Carpenter, James F
CashioD, David L
Christopher, Novey D._
Devine, Clifford M
Hallman, Warren G
Keener, Blair W
Kistler, Oscar D
Lawing, Clarence E
Ledford, Bevely L
Nixon, Leon C
Abernethy, Ray R
Captain.
2ndLt..
2nd Lt..
1st Sgt..
Staff Sgt
Staff Sgt
Staff Sgt
Sergeant
Sergeant.
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant.
Sergeant
Sergeant
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Private..
July 13, 1940
June 17, 1939
July 13, 1940
20412451
20412452
20412453
20412454
20412455
20412456
20412457
20412458
20412459
20412460
20412461
20412462
20412463
20412464
20412465
20412466
20412467
20412468
20412469
20412470
20412471
20412472
20412473
20412474
20412475
20412476
20412477
20412478
20412479
20412480
20412481
20412482
20412483
20412484
20412485
20412486
March 17,
March 10,
Sept. 5,
Sept. 5,
Oct. 6,
Nov. 30,
Nov. 30,
Dec.
May
Nov.
May
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
April 21,
Sept. 5,
Nov. 11,
March 8,
Jan.
May
Aug.
May
May
Oct.
July 31,
July 10,
Sept. 8,
Aug. 1,
Jan. 18,
June 27,
May 3,
Sept. 5,
July 31,
Sept. 6,
1940
1940
1940
1940
1939
1938
1938
1938
1940
1939
1939
1940
1940
1939
1939
1939
1940
1940
1939
1939
1939
1939
1940
1940
1939
1938
1940
1940
1940
1940
1939
1940
1939
1940
1940
1940
Sept. 20, 1940
Report of The Adjutant General
COMPANY D, 105TH ENGINEERS
233
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enli6ted Men:
Barkley, Archibald R..
Baxter, Brodis C
Beam, George C
Byers, Robert S
Carter, William A
Chapman, Gorman M.
Clippard, Tarrence P..
Crouse, Harven A
Craig, William J
Crunkelton, John E.__
Davis, Robert E
Davis, Robert M
Devine, Lewis R
Farmer, Fred E
Franklin, Wylie R
Hauss, Wayne
Hill, Joe L
Holbrooks, William C.
Houser, John W
Johnson, Clyde H
Johnson, Paul J
Ledford, John F
Long, Daniel 0., Jr
Neal, WilburnR
Ramseur, John A
Rhyne, Fredrick L
Robinson, Fred R
Schronce, Logan H
Seagle, Astor R
Shuford, Donald H
Smith, Carl G
Smith, KiserD
Smith, Wiley E., Jr.__.
Spivey, Robert E., Jr...
Stallings, Arlee G
S tailings, Ray N
Warlick, Joseph I
Weaver, Lewis C
Private.
Private .
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private-
Private.
Private.
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private. .
Private ..
Private..
Private..
Private..
20412487
20412488
20412489
20412490
20412491
20412492
20412493
20412494
20412495
20412496
20412497
20412498
20412499
10412500
20412501
20412502
20412503
20412504
20412505
20412506
20412507
20412508
20412509
20412510
20412511
20412513
20412512
20412514
20412515
20412516
20412517
20412518
20412519
20412520
20412521
20412522
20412523
20412524
Feb. 22,
Sept. 9,
March 6,
Aug.
Oct.
May
Aug. 29,
June 15,
Sept. 15,
Sept. 9,
July 17,
Oct. 11,
June 15,
Feb. 17,
July 17,
Dec. 27,
Aug. 29,
Oct. 4,
Sept. 6,
Sept. 9,
Sept. 15,
July 10,
Oct. 23,
Sept. 7,
Sept. 9,
Sept. 5,
April 11,
Sept. 5,
Aug. 29,
Dec. 18,
Sept. 9,
Sept. 5,
Oct. 6,
Aug. 1,
Sept. 3,
Sept. 3,
Aug. 29,
Aug. 29,
1939
1940
1940
1940
1939
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1939
1940
1940
1940
1939
1940
1939
1940
1940
1940
1940
1939
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1939
1940
1940
1939
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
Dec. 3, 1940
Sept. 20, 1940
Oct. 11, 1940
COMPANY E, 105TH ENGINEERS-ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Tallent, Joseph W.
Shytle, CarlO
Hull, George R...
Enlisted Men:
Owens, Ralph W._
Moore, Marvin C.
Sneed, Mex A
Captain .
1st Lt.. .
2ndLt..
1st Sgt. .
Staff Sgt.
Staff Sgt,
20412569
20412568
20412570
June 26, 1935
Feb. 1, 1931
Dec. 4, 1937
July 9, 1940
Jan. 14, 1940
May 24, 1938
234
Report of The Adjutant General
COMPANY E, 105TH ENGINEERS
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Carter, Edwin J.
Digges, Alex P., Jr
Jones, Hal K
Ramsey, Allen E
Rogers, Garland W
Williams, Coran L., Jr
Yount, Adrian A.
Carleton, Harold C
Howell, FrankS
Kimzey, Alexander M., Jr.
Lowe, Robert E
Mcintosh, James F.
Maney, William H., Jr.
Wood, Thomas P
Brown, Calvin 0
B yrd, Johnnie F._
Franklin, Earnest A..
Hampton, Bert A
Harrison, John R
Hughey, James D.
King, James D .
Maney, Howard S
Meyer, Robert W
Miller, James B
Ramsey, Glenn A
Riddle, Herschel J
Steelman, Robert W
West, John E._._
Bartlett, Charles H., Jr....
Bolick, Elsworth A., Jr
Buckner, Jay B
Branch, Albert E
Bryson, Jack W
Bryson, Ray A...
CogdiU, Lewis E
Digges, Daniel C.
Conner, Earl W
Edmonds, Charles W.
Edmonds, Harley M.
Edmonds, James W.
Featherstone, Jennings N._
Horton, Robert C
Johnson, Homer L
Lance, Kenneth H
Lynch, George D._
McClain, Lynn B
Miller, Lawrence N.
Orr, James D
Ownbey, Ralph R
Parker, Kenneth K
Pressley, Eugene E._
Rice, William T
Sentz, George H
Sherrer, Alfred C
Stewart, Clarence H
Stewart, James A
Sergeant.
Sergeant.
Sergeant
Sergeant.
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. lei.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
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20412571
20412572
20412573
20412575
20412576
20412577
20412578
20412579
20412580
20412581
20412582
20412583
20412584
20412585
20412586
20412587
20412588
20412589
20412590
20412591
6377619
20412592
20412593
20412594
20412595
20412596
20412597
20412598
20412599
20412600
20412601
20412602
20412603
20412604
6393011
20412605
20412633
20412606
20412607
20412608
20412609
20412610
20412611
20412612
20412613
20412614
20412615
20412616
20412617
6925937
20412618
20412619
20412620
20412621
20412622
20412623
Oct.
Dec.
Oct.
May 23
July 30,
Jan.
Nov.
July
May 31
May 17
Nov.
Aug.
Nov.
Jan.
Aug. 26
Aug. 5
Oct. 17
Sept. 24
Jan. 17
July 25
May 30,
Jan. 31
Nov.
Oct.
Oct.
June 17,
Nov. 17,
May 2,
Oct. 17,
March 21
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
Oct.
Sept.
April 23
Nov. 1,
Dec. 10,
Dec. 21
Dec.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Jan.
July 20
July 20
Aug. 2
July 20
July 20
Aug. 3
May 2
Sept. 3
Oct. 3
Sept. 19
Oct. 17,
Oct. 17
, 1938
, 1938
, 1939
, 1938
, 1939
, 1939
, 1938
, 1938
, 1938
, 1938
, 1939
:, 1940
, 1937
:, 1938
, 1940
,1940
, 1939
,1939
, 1939
, 1940
, 1939
, 1939
, 1939
,1938
, 1939
, 1939
, 1937
,1939
, 1939
, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1939
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, 1940
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, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
, 1939
, 1939
, 1939
, 1939
Oct. 16, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
Nov. 14, 1940
Sept. 23. 1940
Nov. 16, 1940
Oct. 16, 1940
Sept. 19, 1940
Report of The Adjutant General
COMPANY E, 105TH ENGINEERS
235
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Stewart, Ralph F
Vernon, William E., Jr.
. Wallen, Jack E
Wheeler, Edward E., Jr,
Whitehouse, Charles W.
Wood, Howard C
Wright, David J
Wright, Floyd D
Young, Roy C
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
20412624
20412625
20412626
20412627
20412628
20412629
20412630
20412631
20412632
Sept.
March
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
March
Sept.
July
Oct.
12, 1940
4, 1940
3, 1940
12, 1940
12, 1940
2, 1938
12, 1939
23, 1939
10, 1939
COMPANY F, 105TH ENGINEERS— STATESVILLE, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Feild, George
Leinster, Esten B.
Battley, William R
Enlisted Men:
Mills, Oscar R
Moore, Raymond J
Speaks, William M
Warren, Clyde R
Baker, Robert C
Foster, Boyce B
Furches, Frank W
Mayberry, William F
Munday, Thomas O
Reynolds, Guy D
Rhyne, Samuel A., Jr. . .
Johnson, Percy H
Gatton, Allen A
Gillespie, Ross H
Lazenby, Stewart
Moore, Ervin M.
Munday, Ernest L
Sharpe, Frank L.
Baker, John D
Ball, Jefferson D...
Brown, Fleet T
Church, Harry J
Donaldson, George L
Freeze, Nathan A
Gaither, Clyde E., Jr....
Johnston, Meritte M
Lapish, Lawrence E
Lippard, W. H., Jr
Middlesworth, Robert E
Morris, Bonner
Raymer, Kenneth L., Jr.
Reves, William V
Captain.
lstLt.__
2nd Lt-
1st Sgt. _
Staff Sgt.
Staff Sgt.
Staff Sgt.
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
20412683
20412684
20412685
20412686
20412687
20412688
20412689
20412690
20412691
20412692
20412693
20412715
20412694
20412695
20412696
20412697
20412698
20412772
20412699
20412700
20412701
20412702
20412703
20412704
20412705
20412706
20412707
20412708
20412709
20412710
20412711
20412712
Nov. 8, 1934
May 6, 1940
June 17, 1939
June
June
May
May
June
July
Sept.
May
Nov.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
June
June
March
May
Nov.
Sept.
March
Feb.
Aug.
June
April
April
April
Sept.
Oct.
Oct.
Nov.
24, 1940
1, 1938
13, 1939
29, 1940
13, 1940
20, 1938
28, 1939
27, 1938
1, 1939
7, 1937
12, 1939
15, 1939
6, 1938
18, 1939
26, 1939
1, 1939
29, 1939
22, 1939
3, 1939
7, 1939
14, 1939
18, 1940
24, 1938
3, 1940
1, 1938
16, 1940
10, 1939
14, 1938
11, 1939
11, 1939
18, 1939
10, 1938
Nov. 15, 1940
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COMPANY F, 105TH ENGINEERS
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Ross, Jack_ _-.
Skeen, James R
Barnhart, Marion W
Bebber, Baxter M
Benfield, Doyel E
Blackwelder, Cary D
Brewer, Joe C
Brown, George C...
Bunch, Thomas B
Carter, Fred H
Clark, Herbert F._
Coleman, John T.
Collins, Parks 0
Cornacchione, Tony
Dagenhart, Coleman R._ .
Dickens, James W
Fann, William H.
Fisher, Claude W
Freeze, John H
Freeze, Troy L
Gibbs, GibbsC
Gillespie, OUie T
Gregory, James 0
Hicks, George W
Holland, John E
Hoover, Osborne A
Jenkins, Wesley C
Johnson, Tildren H
Kimmons, John S
Knox, MoffettP
Levan, Walter D
MacKesson, Louis W., Jr
Mahathey, Dorman N.__.
McElwee, Nathan 0
McHargue, Frank H
Mills, Richard W
Morrow, Harold H
Pierce, Frank L
Poston, Kenneth R
Privette, Kager E...
Rives, John A
Sherrill, Worth L
Shoemaker, Phillip R
Sipes, Charles C
Stewart, Elree
Stewart, William M
Stewart, William W
Summers, Joseph D
Suther, Carroll S
Tevepaugh, Robert A
Westmoreland, Ernest 0..
Westmoreland, Robert C.
White, Clyde W
White, George G
White, William R
Wike, David D
Woodruff, Edwin E
Holton, Hugh L
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private
Private.
Private.
Private
Private.
20412713
20412714
2041271G
20412717
20412718
20412719
20412720
20412721
20412722
20412723
20412724
20412725
20412726
20412727
20412728
20412729
20412730
20412731
20412732
20412733
29412734
20412735
20412736
20412737
20412738
20412739
20412740
20412741
20412742
20412743
20412744
20412745
20412746
20412747
20412748
20412749
20412750
20412751
20412752
20412753
20412754
20412755
20412756
20412757
20412758
20412759
20412760
20412761
20412762
20412763
20412764
20412765
20412766
20412767
2041276S
20412769
20412770
20412771
July
Nov.
July
Sept.
Nov.
Aug.
Aug.
May
Sept.
Nov.
Sept.
Sept.
Aug.
Sept.
Aug.
Sept.
May
Sept.
Feb.
Sept.
Sept.
Aug.
Oct.
July
Sept.
April
Nov.
Sept.
Sept.
July
Sept.
July
Aug.
Sept.
Nov.
July
Oct.
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
Aug.
Nov.
Nov.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Aug.
Sept.
April
July
Sept.
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
July
May
Aug.
, 1938
, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1938
, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
, 1939
, 1939
, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
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, 1940
, 1940
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, 1939
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, 1940
Report of The Adjutant General
237
105TH MEDICAL REGIMENT
FIELD AND STAFF
Name
Rank
Date of
Commission
Residence
Colonel
Lt. Col
Jan. 10, 1924
May 6, 1938
June 9, 1939
Oct. 8 1927
Lt. Col
Captain
DIVISION SURGEON'S OFFICE, 30TH DIVISION
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Colonel
Major
•
20464842
20464843
20464844
20464845
20464846
20464847
20464848
20464849
Jan. 10, 1924
Sept. 12, 1940
Dec. 27, 1929
Aug. 18, 1940
July 29, 1940
Jan. 9, 1939
Sept. 10, 1940
April 22, 1940
Sept. 10, 1940
April 24, 1939
Sept. 4, 1940
Sept. 2, 1940
Sept. 11, 1940
Hoyle, Irby H
Captain..
Enlisted Men:
M. Sgt.
Tech. Sgt
Staff Sgt..
Sergeant
Corporal
Pvt. lcl
Bryan, William Y
Peck, Thomas D
OFFICER PERSONNEL, 105TH MEDICAL REGIMENT
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Home Station
Newell, Hodge A
Fenner, Edwin F..
Gribbin, Robert E
Carter, Paul C
Cochran, George H
Glascock, Harold W., Jr
Hoyle, Irby H....
Kerr, Algernon H
Rodman, Robert B
Baumgardner, Pearly L..
Butner, John H...
Cox, Alexander M
Douglas, Charles L
Greene, Clarence E
Hutchins, Jewell T
Miller, Edwin E
O'Neil, James N
Pratt, Charles B
Colonel.
Lt. Col..
Lt. Col..
Major...
Major. . .
Major. . _
Major. . .
Major...
Major. . .
Captain.
Captain.
Captain .
Captain.
Captain .
Captain.
Captain.
Captain.
Captain.
0199196
0202946
0134293
0204843
0118497
0322277
0271026
0288673
0270649
0330824
0327329
0324315
0361490
0288713
0330770
0241888
0245548
Jan. 10, 1924
May 6, 1938
June 9, 1939
June 27, 1924
Sept.
Dec.
July
Sept.
Aug.
12, 1940
27, 1929
29, 1940
13, 1940
23, 1935
June 15, 1937
Aug. 18, 1940
April 11, 1928
July 13, 1927
Henderson
Henderson
Asheville
Madison
Atlanta, Ga.
Raleigh
Henderson
Ken-
Wilmington
Edenton
Powder
Springs, Ga.
Madison
Atlanta, Ga.
Henderson
Atlanta, Ga.
Jefferson, S. C.
Henderson
Madison
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OFFICER PERSONNEL, 105TH MEDICAL REGIMENT
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Home Station
Reynolds, Ernest H
Royster, Thomas B
Sandow, Mack
Stephenson, Bennette E.
Taylor, Thomas J
Van Noppen, Thomas P.
Wisley, Martin R __
Etheridge, William M...
Fleming, James R
Joyner, Edward C
Mixon, Henry W
Morris, John G., Jr
Neal, Joseph W
Garrett, Joseph W., Jr...
Huff, RufusD
Tucker, John H., Jr
Renn, Joseph B
Captain.
Captain.
Captain.
Captain.
Captain.
Captain.
Captain.
IstLt...
IstLt...
IstLt...
IstLt...
IstLt...
lstLt...
2nd Lt..
2ndLt...
2nd Lt.
W. 0....
0369863
0246876
0332295
0395647
0341873
0255988
0336513
Sept. 2, 1940
Oct. 8, 1927
Sept. 13, 1940
Sept. 13, 1940
July 14, 1832
July 24, 1940
Madison
Durham
Atlanta, Ga.
Roanoke Rapids
Roanoke Rapids
Madison
Edenton
Atlanta, Ga.
0387055
A0349499
Sept. 12, 1940
Aug. 18, 1940
June 7, 1940
Sept. 14, 1940
Henderson
Atlanta, Ga.
Madison
Madison
2000412
Dec. 16, 1936
Henderson
HEADQUARTERS AND SERVICE COMPANY, 105TH MEDICAL REGIMENT— HENDERSON, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
O'Neil, James N
Mixon, Henry W.
Enlisted Men:
White, Henry E
Catlett, Roberts
Forsythe, Marshall H.. .
Oakley, John G
Riggan, JohnW
Chavasse, James L
Davis, Herbert A
Smith, Ernest F
Tucker, Fletcher J
Barnes, Lewis E
Cunningham, Joseph E._
Stainback, James J
Ayscue, Carl B.
Brinkley, Edward J
Finch, James T
Fogleman, Lyman M., Jr
Grissom, James H., Jr
Hamlin, James W
Harris, Edward B
Park, Edward N
Pegram, Walter T
Stephenson, Carroll D
Stone, Walter K
Candler, William T
Cash, Willie F....
Catlett, Cleland E
Captain..
IstLt....
M.Sgt...
Tech. Sgt,
Tech. Sgt,
Tech. Sgt.
Tech. Sgt.
Staff Sgt..
Staff Sgt..
Staff Sgt..
Staff Sgt..
Sergeant .
Sergeant..
Sergeant.
Pvt. lcL.
Pvt. lcL.
Pvt. lcL.
Pvt. lcL.
Pvt. lcL.
Pvt. lcL.
Pvt. lcL.
Pvt. lcL.
Pvt. Id..
Pvt. lcL.
Pvt. lcL.
Private. _ _
Private...
Private...
4469052
20411073
20411074
20411075
20411076
20411077
20411078
1322124
20411079
20411080
20411081
20411082
20411083
20411084
20411085
20411086
20411087
2041 10S8
20411089
20411090
20411091
20411092
20411093
20411094
20411095
20411096
April
Aug.
11, 1928
18, 1940
May 12,
June 3,
Sept. 10,
Sept. 10,
Sept. 10,
Aug. 26,
May 1,
Nov. 14,
April 2,
March 27,
July 15,
Oct. 2,
Sept. 4,
March 27,
Sept. 25,
Sept. 4,
Jan. 10,
Sept. 10,
July 15,
Sept. 10,
March 12,
Sept. 25,
Sept. 2,
Sgpt. 2,
March 20,
Sept. 14,
1939
1940
1940
1940
1940
1939
1939
1938
1940
1939
1940
1939
1940
1939
1939
1940
1938
1940
1940
1940
1939
1939
1940
1940
1939
1940
Oct. 16, 1940
Oct. 16, 1940
Sept. 17, 1940
Report of The Adjutant General
HEADQUARTERS AND SERVICE COMPANY, 105TH MEDICAL REGIMENT
239
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Clark, Dolphus T
Cooper, Charles M
Day, Joseph W., Jr.. .
Goodrich, Emmett H..
Harward, Benjamin R
Huff, Paul L
Johnson, Sherwood G.
Lockemy, William J...
Long, Kenneth C
Mitchell, William 0...
McGhee, Rosmus T...
Stokes, Coleman A
Vernon, James M
Ward, Frederick A —
Private
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
20411097
20411098
20411099
20411100
20411101
20411102
20411103
20411104
20411105
20411106
20411107
20411108
20411109
20411110
Sept.
Sept.
March
July
Sept.
Feb.
Sept.
July
Sept,
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
May
Sept.
11, 1940
2, 1940
27, 1939
15, 1940
11, 1940
5, 1940
2, 1940
15, 1940
10, 1940
4, 1940
11, 1940
2, 1940
1, 1939
11, 1940
BAND, 105TH MEDICAL REGIMENT-HENDERSON, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
O'Neil, James N._
Renn, Joseph B._.
Enlisted Men:
Lowrey, John W., Jr
Rook, Barney B
Debnam, Frank _ _ -
Edwards, Carl G
Price, Woodrow W -
Roberson, Mathew G
Powell, Major P., Jr
Renn, Edward C
Roberson, Lemuel G
Simms, Gerald K—
Simms, Luther E
Stainback, Clinton V
Branch, William M
Cooper, William H
Dunn, Hunter H._
Evans, William H.
Hamlin, Leo E
Hyman, Edward P., Jr..
Lowe, Nathaniel E
Leonard, Raymond E...
Moorefield, Robert T —
Pridgen, Benjamin M._ .
Renn, Vernon M
Roberson, James E
Savage, Rolland L
Stokes, Douglas L
Tucker, Sammy
Captain.
W.O....
Wilbourne, Frank P., Jr Private
Tech. Sgt.
Staff Sgt._.
Sergeant..
Sergeant . .
Sergeant..
Sergeant..
Corporal.
Corporal.
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Private. . -
Private. ..
Private...
Private. . .
Private...
Private..-
Private. . _
Private. _ .
Private. . .
Private. ..
Private. ..
Private- ..
Private- . .
Private...
Private.. .
20411042
20411043
20411044
6854696
20411045
20411046
20411047
20411048
20411049
20411050
20411051
20411052
20411053
20411054
20411055
20411056
20411057
20411058
20411059
20411060
20411061
20411062
20411063
20411064
20411065
20411066
20411067
20411068
April
Dec.
11, 1928
16, 1936
Nov.
June
Dec.
Nov.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
March
March
May
Aug.
Dec.
July
Sept.
July
Aug.
Feb.
Sept.
Sept.
July
Sept.
Oct.
July
April
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
5, 1938
15, 1939
6, 1938
24, 1939
21, 1939
10, 1940
10, 1940
3, 1939
14, 1939
16, 1940
27, 1940
4, 1939
9, 1940
12, 1940
23, 1940
27, 1940
20, 1940
14, 1940
14, 1940
23, 1940
12, 1940
25, 1939
2, 1940
26, 1938
10, 1940
12, 1940
12, 1940
12, 1940
Sept. 17, 1940
240
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1ST BATTALION, 105TH MEDICAL REGIMENT
Name
Rank
Date of
Commission
Residence
Carter, Paul C
Major
Captain
June 27, 1924
July 14, 1932
COMPANY A, 105TH MEDICAL REGIMENT— WILMINGTON, N. C.
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Stephenson, Bennette E.
Enlisted Men:
Smith, Vance L
Carter, Woodus A
Council, Junius E
Smith, James B
Divine, Rowland J
Paige, Carl A
Payne, Elbert L
Ray, John E
Aman, Donald L._
McGee, Norman R
Padrick, John J
Bedsole, Belva T
Bowers, King D., Jr
Brunjes, Thomas H
Cameron, Eugene
Cooper, George F.
Harris, Clifton F
Jacobs, Mike J
King, James R
Lehrschall, Robert J
McDaniels, Kenneth F._
Mintz, Luther L
Pigf ord, Isaac B
Rising, Archie W
Shepard, Graham W
Thomas, William F
Walden, Harry L
Westbrook, John W., Jr.
Allen, Fred Q
Allen, James B
Allen, Oliver R
Arthur, Harold 0
Baker, William A
Belcher, John T
Coston, Joseph E
Daniels, Harold L
Davis, William L
Deil, PaulN
Durden, Homer
Fowler, Ralph
Godbold, Robert G
Godbold, RoyL
Hahn, Neal W., Jr
Captain.
IstSgt..
Staff Sgt.
Staff Sgt
Staff Sgt
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant.
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private. .
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private. .
20411135
20411136
20411137
20411138
20411139
20411140
20411141
20411142
20411143
20411144
20411145
20411146
20411147
20411148
20411149
20411150
20411151
20411152
20411153
20411154
20411155
20411156
20411157
20411158
20411159
20411160
20411161
20411162
20411163
20411164
20411165
20411166
20411167
20411168
20411169
20411170
20411171
20411172
20411173
20411174
20411175
20411176
20411177
Sept. 13, 1940
Nov. 20,
Nov. 27,
Nov. 20,
Nov. 25,
Nov. 21,
Feb.
Feb.
Sept.
July
Jan.
July
May
Dec.
Jan.
Sept.
May 17,
May 18,
May 10,
Feb. 8,
May 2,
Dec. 3,
Feb. 7,
April 19,
1,
May 26,
June 4,
May 28,
Oct. 16,
Nov. 21,
Jan. 11,
Sept. 10,
Sept. 10,
Dec. 4,
Sept. 10,
Sept. 10,
June 4,
May 10,
March 5,
Oct. 17,
Oct. 10,
June 4,
Sept. 10,
June 4,
Nov. 15,
1939
1939
1939
1939
1939
1938
1938
1940
1938
1938
1939
1939
1939
1938
1938
1940
1940
1940
1939
1939
1940
1940
1939
1940
1938
1939
1939
1938
1940
1940
1940
1939
1940
1940
1940
1938
1940
1939
1939
1940
1940
1940
193S
Sept. 28, 1940
Sept. 28, 1940
Report of The Adjutant General
COMPANY A. 105TH MEDICAL REGIMENT
241
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Hall, William M
Hayes, Eleby M
Herring, James 0
Herring, Luby, Jr
Hicks, Woodrow
Hobbs, Harry P
Hobbs, Robert T
Jeffords, Everett F
Jordan, Nathan L
King, Clifton M
Lane, George T
Lehrschall, Fred M
Leloudis, Gus G
Pierce, Van B
Rackley, Harry J
Reece, Hugh C
Reece, James E
Sanders, Jesse W
Shepard, Leonard G
Spivey, Houston L
Streeter, Logan E
Thompson, Clarence R.
Taylor, Charles P
Tilley, George F
Wiggs, Walter R
Wilson, Johnnie H
Yopp, Andrew T
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private.
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
20411178
20411179
204111S0
20411181
20411182
20411183
20411184
20411185
20411186
20411187
20411188
20411189
20411190
20411191
20411192
20411193
20411194
20411195
20411196
20411197
20411198
20411199
20411200
20411201
20411202
20411203
20411204
Jan.
Sept.
July
July
Nov.
Nov.
Oct.
Feb.
Sept.
May
Jan.
June
Sept.
May
Oct.
Dec.
Nov.
Sept.
May
May
Nov.
July
April
Sept.
March
July
Nov.
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1939
, 1939
, 1938
, 1940
, 1940
, 1938
, 1940
, 1940
, 1938
, 1939
, 1939
, 1939
, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
, 1938
, 1940
, 1938
, 1939
, 1939
, 1940
, 1939
Sept. 21, 1940
COMPANY B, 105TH MEDICAL REGIMENT— ROANOKE RAPIDS, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Captain
Tech. Sgt
Staff Sgt
Staff Sgt
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Pvt. Icl
Pvt. Icl
Pvt. Icl
Pvt. Icl
6849619
20411255
20411275
20411265
20411273
20411286
20411297
6849615
20411270
20411305
20411257
20411258
20411269
20411271
Sept. 13, 1940
April 20, 1940
April 20, 1940
April 20, 1940
April 20, 1940
April 20, 1940
April 20, 1940
April 20, 1940
July 26, 1940
April 20, 1940
April 20, 1940
April 20, 1940
April 20, 1940
April 20, 1940
April 20, 1940
April 20, 1940
Enlisted Men:
Hardy, Rupert T.
Vaughan, Emory A
Burton, William R.. .
Butler, Curtis S.
Dixon, Clyde R. ..
Inscoe, Arthur W
Pvt. Icl. 1 20411279
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COMPANY B, 105TH MEDICAL REGIMENT
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Jarvis, Charlie E
McLeod, Norman G
Merritt, Troy C
Mulder, David H
Shaw, James E
Shaw, Robert L
Tillery, Wells D
Turner, Muscar W.
Walsh, Robert E
Webb, James E
Welch, Rudolph A
Williams, Robert D
Wilson, ClunetR
Barnette, Benjamin D.
Barnette, John W
Borrell, Frank C
Bunn, Itro B
Butler, Stanley M
Butts, Jack I --
Cannon, William M
Carlyle, Jesse J
Carpenter, Rupert 0., Jr..
Clary, Edward W
Connor, John C, Jr
Cooke, Thomas H., Jr —
Day, Edward M
Floyd, Raymond T
Height, Johnnie R
Hales, Charles W
Hoggard, Nollie E
Holmes, Clarence L
Inscoe, Claude M
Johnson, Charlie L
Journigan, Abe E
Lanier, Wilson T
Lyles, David L
Lynch, Bernard A.
Matthews, John J..
Midgette, Percy W
Overton, Paul T.
Parker, Cecil L
Phelps, Warren T
Poindexter, William D —
Powell, Robert A...
Rogers, Milton T
Seawell, James M., Jr
Stephenson, Randolph E..
Taylor, Lawrence H
Taylor, James R
Thomason, Atnorman W..
Wood, George S
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. id.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
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Private.
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20411290
20411288
20411291
20411299
20411300
20411302
20411304
20411306
20411307
20411308
20411309
20411310
20411252
20411253
20411254
20411256
20411259
20411260
20411261
20411262
20411263
20411264
20411266
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20411293
20411294
20411295
20411296
20411298
20411248
20411251
20411301
20411250
20411303
20411311
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
May
April
April
April
Sept.
April
Sept.
April
Sept.
Sept.
April
April
April
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April
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April
Sept.
Sept.
April
April
April
Sept.
Aug.
April
April
Sept.
April
April
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Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
April
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Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
May
Sept.
20, 1940
20, 1940
20, 1940
20, 1940
20, 1940
20, 1940
20, 1940
20, 1940
20, 1940
20, 1940
16, 1940
20, 1940
20, 1940
20, 1940
9, 1940
20, 1940
9, 1940
20, 1940
14, 1940
14, 1940
20, 1940
20, 1940
20, 1940
16, 1940
20, 1940
9, 1940
20, 1940
9, 1940
14, 1940
20, 1940
20, 1940
13, 1940
14, 1940
1, 1940
20, 1940
20, 1940
9, 1940
20, 1940
20, 1940
14, 1940
9, 1940
14, 1940
14, 1940
14, 1940
20, 1940
9, 1940
9, 1940
14, 1940
9, 1940
20, 1940
14, 1940
Sept. 20, 1940
Report of The Adjutant General
2ND BATTALION, 105TH MEDICAL REGIMENT
243
Name
Rank
Date of
Commission
Residence
Major
Sept. 13, 1940
Wilmington
COMPANY D, 105TH MEDICAL REGIMENT-EDENTON, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Wisely, Martin R
Baumgardner, Pearly L.
Enlisted Men:
Davis, Richard B
White, Elbert K
Bond, John H
Bass, Herbert E
Everett, Raymond L
Gregory, William T
Hoskins, Ward
Todd, John D
Wilder, Thomas M
Yates, TheoF
Basnight, Horace M
Buck, Cleveland P
Collins, Howard L.
Hare, William N
Hare, Worth H
Hollowell, Ernest L., Jr.
Hoskins, Fred C
Hoskins, Thomas J
Keeter, Luther N
Miller, Donald A
Mills, Walter E
Nixon, Louis L
Perry, William W
PUand, Leon
Spruill, Roy H
Sutton, Joshua A. _
White, Skinner A
Captain .
Captain.
Staff Sgt.
Sergeant
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Private..
Private. .
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private . .
Private. _
Private..
July
Aug.
24, 1940
23, 1935
20411474
20411475
20411476
20411477
20411478
20411479
20411480
20411481
20411482
20411483
20411484
20411485
20411486
20411487
20411488
20411489
20411490
20411492
20411491
20411493
20411494
20411495
20411496
20411497
20411498
20411499
20411500
Oct.
July
April
Aug.
Oct.
Nov.
Oct.
May
Oct.
Feb.
Feb.
Oct.
July
March
Feb.
Aug.
Feb.
Oct.
Dec.
Sept.
Aug.
May
May
Aug.
Sept.
July
Sept.
, 1937
, 1940
, 1938
, 1939
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, 1939
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i, 1940
, 1940
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, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
Oct. 13, 1940
Sept. 16, 1940
Sept. 16, 1940
COMPANY G, 105TH MEDICAL REGIMENT-MADISON, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Pratt, Charles B..
Captain
Captain
Captain
Captain.
1st Lt.
July 13, 1927
July 14, 1932
June 15, 1937
Sept. 2, 1940
June 7, 1940
Sept. 12, 1940
Sept. 14, 1940
1st Lt.
2ndLt...
Nov. 2, 1940
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COMPANY G, 105TH MEDICAL REGIMENT
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Lemons, Wade W
Carter, John W
Collins, William H
Lemons, Thomas C
Moseley, Glenn D
Dodson, Jay B __
Hewitt, Coyt W
Rierson, Preston D
Robertson, Paul G
Stephenson, Edward V. .
Venable, Marvin C
Joyce, James R
Adkins, Samuel L
Case, Martin L
Gann, Daniel M., Jr
Gatewood, John L
Gatewood, Thomas W.-
Hand, PaulG
Highfill, Thomas W.._.
Joyce, Tyrus 0._
Martin, Charles L., Jr..
Moorefield, Nathan C.-
Payne, William T
Robertson, Jesse L
Robertson, Watson W._
Rumley, Carlton M
White, James R
Wilkins, Carlton A
Adkins, Claude S
Bailey, James P
Baker, Robert A., Jr...
Cardwell, Reginald T._,
Cardwell, Thomas V.. .
Carter, Allen B
Case, Roy L
Clark, John F
Collins, William H
Comer, Willie C
Crews, Leonard T.
Duggins, Nathan C
Farmer, Samuel D
Griffin, Milton R
Hall, William A
Joyce, Harold H
Joyce, Ira C
Joyce, Roy N
Lawrence, Landis S
Mabe, James E
Mabe, Woodrow
Martin, Tom T
McCollum, William P. _
Moorefield, Morris I...
Norman, David 0
Rierson, Herbert E
Rierson, Ted
Robertson, David E
Tech. Sgt
Staff Sgt..
Staff Sgt..
Staff Sgt..
Staff Sgt..
Sergeant .
Sergeant-
Sergeant.
Sergeant .
Sergeant.
Sergeant.
Corporal.
Pvt. lcL.
Pvt. lcL.
Pvt. lcL.
Pvt. lcL.
Pvt. lcL.
Pvt. lcL.
Pvt. lcL.
Pvt. Id..
Pvt. lcL.
Pvt. lcL.
Pvt. lcL.
Pvt. Id..
Pvt. lcL.
Pvt. Id..
Pvt. lcL.
Pvt. lcL.
Private. .
Private. .
Private. .
Private..
Private..
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Private..
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20411690
6343078
6814045
20411693
20411694
20411695
20411696
20411697
20411698
20411699
20411700
20411701
20411702
20411703
20411704
20411705
20411706
20411707
20411708
20411709
20411710
20411711
20411712
20411714
20411713
20411715
20411716
20411717
20411718
20411719
20411720
20411721
20411722
20411723
20411724
20411725
20411726
20411727
20411728
20411729
20411730
20411731
20411732
20411733
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20411735
20411736
20411737
20411738
20411739
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20411741
20411742
20411743
20411744
20411745
July
15,
Jan.
31,
Jan.
11.
Nov.
17,
June
18,
Feb.
16,
Jan.
7,
Oct.
28,
Oct.
7,
July
29,
Aug.
27,
May
24,
Feb.
12,
May
16,
Nov.
6,
Dec.
14,
Dec.
14,
Feb.
-'4,
June
4,
Jan.
28,
Aug.
2,
Oct.
16,
Aug.
17,
Jan.
31,
July
29,
Aug.
12,
June
4,
Feb.
3,
July
15,
Sept.
14,
April
28,
Aug.
2,
Aug.
31,
June
23,
Oct.
15,
May
6,
Sept.
1,
Sept.
2,
Sept.
12,
Aug.
31,
Sept.
12,
April
6,
Aug.
31,
Feb.
6,
Aug.
31
Sept.
14,
Dec.
4
May
28,
May
10,
July
29
Aug.
2
Jan.
27,
Aug.
31,
Jan.
7,
Feb.
4,
July
29,
, 1938
, 1939
, 1940
, 1937
, 1939
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, 1939
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, 1939
Nov. 16, 1940
Sept. 27, 1940
Sept. 27, 1940
Nov. 5, 1940
Oct. 22, 1940
Oct. 14, 1940
Oct. 15, 1940
Dec. 3, 1940
Report of The Adjutant General
COMPANY G, 105TH MEDICAL REGIMENT
245
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Shelton, George G._
Sharron, Clarence T
Snead, Marvin H...
Tilley, George H....
Webster, Julius F.. .
Wilson, John W.._.
Windsor, George W.
York, Martin L
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
2041 174G
20411747
20411748
20411749
20411750
20411751
20411752
20411753
Sept.
Aug.
Oct. 2&
March 22
Feb. 6,
Sept. 4
Sept. 14
Feb. 3
1940
1940
1939
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
HEADQUARTERS, 1ST BATTALION, 105TH QUARTERMASTER REGIMENT-HENDERSON, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Kittrell, Thomas S --
Major
Tech. Sgt
Pvt. Icl
Private
6379954
20413012
20413014
20413013
Aug. 13, 1937
June 21, 1940
Oct. 11, 1938
Jan. 8, 1940
Enlisted Men:
Hege, Clifford W
Fulk, OscarS
COMPANY A, 105TH QUARTERMASTER REGIMENT-WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Samuel, Allen T., Jr...
Stuart, Charles W., Jr.
Enlisted Men:
Yountz, EarlD
Brown, Kary F
McMahan, Kenneth G
Triplette, Zeb V
Doty, Henry W
Hudgins, Alvis R
Ruark, Irvin O
Beauchamp, Paul J._ .
Cline, James W
Fulp, Wallace T
Johnston, Linzie L
M elver, Donald A
Myers, Jones C
Parker, Otis C -
Runge, GusE
Apperson, Wallace G._
Beauchamp, Robert O.
Captain.
2ndLt..
1st Sgt..
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Pvt. Icl.
Pvt. Icl.
Pvt. Icl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. Icl.
Pvt. Icl.
Pvt. Icl.
Private..
Private..
20413016
6404144
6367088
20413017
20413018
20413019
20413020
20413021
20413022
20413023
6361734
20413024
20413025
20413026
20413027
2041302S
20413030
May
May
June
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
June
Oct.
Sept.
May
Sept.
Nov.
Sept.
Oct.
Sept.
Sept.
July
May
31, 1940
31, 1940
21, 1940
5, 1940
5, 1940
5, 1940
5, 1940
10, 1940
3, 1938
5, 1940
1, 1939
5, 1940
17, 1938
2, 1939
25, 1939
25, 1939
2, 1939
30, 1940
21, 1940
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COMPANY A, 105TH QUARTERMASTER REGIMENT
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Bargoil, Levi J
Beck, Calvin L.
Boyer, Pleasant N., Jr
Brookshire, Charles M., Jr.
Bryan, Walter R
Carter, Thomas W
Caudle, Maurice A
Colbert, Sanford Z
Cook, Arville F
Copley, Frank, Jr _.
Davis, Earl D
Durie, Lawrence A
Fulp, Harvey B
Hardy, Robert G..._
Hartley, Ralph J
Hayes, Frederick C
Hilker, Arthur H
Huffine, Charles E...
Jones, Kenneth T
Lancaster, Paul E
Lewis, William N
Mann, Hoyle L _.
McBride, Troy W
Miller, Edward T., Jr
Moore, Clarence E., Jr
Myers, Fred A
Naylor, William P
Pendergrass, Alva H., Jr...
Ragsdale, Paul D
Reece, James B
Steelman, James W
Stoltz, Robert M
Styers, Carl E
Tate, Robert A
Whitman, Charles C
Wiles, Archie E
Yountz, Jack D
Yountz, Harry L
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private.
Private
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
20413029
20413031
20413032
20413033
20413034
20413035
20413036
20413037
20413038
20412039
20412040
20413041
10413042
20413043
20413044
20413045
20413046
20413047
20413048
20413049
20413050
20413051
20413052
20413053
20413054
20413055
20413056
20413057
20413058
20413059
20413060
20413061
20413062
20413063
20413064
20413065
20413066
10413067
Sept.
Sept.
May
5, 1940
13, 1940
14, 1940
Oct. 28, 1939
June 1, 1940
Sept. 5, 1940
Sept. 29, 1939
April 5, 1940
Oct. 25, 1939
Sept.
Sept.
July
Oct.
Oct.
Sept.
Sept.
May
5, 1940
13, 1940
23, 1940
6, 1939
6, 1939
5, 1940
5, 1940
14, 1940
April 11, 1940
March 13, 1940
Nov.
July
March
April
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
June
7, 1939
20, 1940
6, 1940
5, 1940
5, 1940
13, 1940
6, 1939
1, 1940
Sept. 13, 1940
March 6, 1940
Sept. 17, 1940
Sept. 19, 1940
113TH FIELD ARTILLERY (155mm HOWITZER)
FIELD AND STAFF
Name
Rank
Date of
Commission
Residence
Cheshire, Godfrey. .'.
Willis, Albert T
Hinson, Thera E
Purrington, Alfred L
Colonel .
Lt. Col.
Captain
Captain
Dec. 2, 1932
July 28, 1940
Sept. 15, 1940
Oct. 17, 1936
Raleigh
New Bern
Chapel Hill
Raleigh
Report of The Adjutant General
OFFICER PERSONNEL-113TH FIELD ARTILLERY
247
Name
Cheshire, Godfrey
Willis, Albert T
Griffin, Edward F
Linker, Joe B
Mullineaux, Joseph B._ .
Shepard, Frederick C
Vann, John C. M
Wilkinson, Charles T....
Williams, William H..._
Best, Lee J _
Boger, Daniel J
Green, Charles P
Harris, Isaac E
Hinson, Thera E
Howard, Samuel B
Jennette, Alexander T...
Lewis, Meriwether
Meredith, Ernest P., Jr..
Mitchell, Bland G
Patterson, Fred
Porter, Charles W
Powell, Eppie C
Purrington, Alfred L., Jr.
Royall, Luby F
Royall, William A
Smith, Somers S
Wicker, Worth
Willis, Weston H
Bell, Charles H
Eason, Robert A
Guthrie, Kermit L
Marston, Edgar B., Jr...
Matthews, Thomas G
Moye, James H
Rodman, Wiley C, Jr....
Thompson, Roy E
Tucker, George W
Watson, Lemuel E., Jr.. .
Wheless, Frank W., Jr....
Wheless, James A
Wilkins, Lucien P., Jr
Barbour, James R., Jr
Bizzell, Hyman M
Bullock, Elmore C
Grantham, Norman B
Gurley, William H
Lee, John H
Lewis, John T
Morgan, James P
Parrott, Marion A
Pollock, Robert F. H
Rhodes, Rudolph
Robbins, Roger H
Rowland, Dwight B
Seymore, James P
Sills, William H
Stearns, Junius 8., Jr
Rank or
Grade
Colonel.
Lt. Col..
Major...
Major...
Major. . .
Major...
Major...
Major...
Major...
Captain.
Captain.
Captain.
Captain.
Captain.
Captain .
Captain.
Captain.
Captain.
Captain.
Captain.
Captain .
Captain.
Captain .
Captain,
Captain -
Captain.
Captain.
Captain.
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2ndLt._
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2ndLt...
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2ndLt...
2ndLt..
2ndLt._
2ndLt...
2ndLt...
Serial No.
0181901
0327488
0198652
0140078
0256669
0252889
0222467
0327487
0139299
0202836
0294694
0255604
0306183
0257181
0327493
0359548
0252677
0275765
0137667
0357103
0244951
0290816
0253310
0296058
0139085
0348594
0336096
0289949
0371975
0302486
0346619
0230285
0300574
0328445
0299970
0360841
0294697
0335632
0300521
0326723
0256835
0355171
0357899
0300474
0394034
0328451
0351466
0396122
0382760
0250160
0329598
0353245
0371241
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Dec.
July
April
July
Oct.
Sept.
July
Aug.
July
Jan.
Aug.
April
Sept.
Sept.
Aug.
July
July
July
May
Sept.
July
Dec.
Oct.
Feb.
Feb.
Aug.
June
Nov.
July
June
April
Feb.
Oct.
April
July
July
Nov.
July
Feb.
July
March
Sept.
Jan.
May
July
Sept.
June
June
Jan.
Sept.
May
Dec.
Aug.
Jan. 29
July 21
July 8
1932
1940
1939
1940
1939
1940
1935
1940
1940
1933
1935
1939
1940
1940
1940
1940
1928
1937
1929
1940
1937
1939
1936
1932
1928
1940
1935
1939
1940
1936
1940
1929
1934
1940
1937
1940
1935
1937
1938
1940
1939
1940
1940
1937
1932
1940
1940
1934
1937
1940
1939
1927
1934
1937
1940
1938
Home Station
Raleirh
New Bern
Louisburg
Chapel Hill
New Bern
Guilford College
Monroe
Wake Forest
Monroe
Dunn
Monroe
Louisburg
Durham
Chapel Hill
Lenoir
Washington
Kinston
Washington
Youngs ville
Chapel Hill
Lenoir
Rocky Mt.
Raleigh
Smithfield
Goldsboro
Charlotte
Greenville
New Bern
Sanford
Louisburg
Washington
Kinston
New Bern
Greenville
Washington
Lenoir
Monroe
Smithfield
Louisburg
Louisburg
Sanford
Washington
Kinston
Louisburg
Smithfield
Sanford
Monroe
Washington
Monroe
Kinston
Kinston
New Bern
Lenoir
Dunn
Sanford .
Dunn
Monroe
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OFFICER PERSONNEL— 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Home Station
Timberlake, Richard E., Jr.
Waldrop, Joseph E
Weatherly, Abbott C
Wright, Dan
Coble, Albert H
2nd Lt.
2nd Lt.
2nd Lt.
2nd Lt.
W. 0...
0351990
0363927
Jan.
Jan.
0396967
2000413
29, 1937
31, 1938
May 25, 1940
June 10, 1940
Jan. 10, 1938
Youngsville
Greenville
New Bern
Greenville
Kinston
HEADQUARTERS BATTERY, 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY-DUNN, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Best, Lee J
Sills, William H
Enlisted Men:
Parker, Fred N
Bethea, Edward A
Draughon, John G
Jernigan, William E
Sills, Palmer McK
Jones, Harold L.
Barbour, Basil E
Barrow, Claude A
Elmore, William M
Hodges, Woodrow A
Lucas, Astor C, Jr
Parker, Duncan C, Jr
Blake, Cortez
Davis, Stuart M
Brock, Marion H
Fetner, William A
, Lucas, Willie W
McLamb, William A
Surles, James H
Tew, Howard M
Tew, William H
Turnage, Charles
Bagley, Horace O
Barbour, Joseph E
Barbour, William W
Blackmon, Junius
Brewer, William E
Byrd, Robert W
Coleman, Halford H
Core, James V
Ennis, Gilmer B
Glasby, Thomas H
Guiton, Floyd L
Hines, Robert A
Ingraham, Theodore N., Jr.
Jackson, Cornis O
Johnson, Oscar L
Johnson, Thomas A ..
Captain.
2ndLt._
1st Sgt, .
Staff Sgt
Staff Sgt
Staff Sgt
Staff Sgt
Sergeant
Corporal
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant.
Sergeant
Pvt. lcL
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. lcL
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. Id-
Private-.
Private..
Private. .
Private..
Private ..
Private..
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20464534
20464533
20464535
20464536
20464537
20464538
20464539
20464540
20464641
20464542
20464543
20464544
20464545
20464546
20406347
20464547
2046454S
20464551
6370789
20464550
20464552
20464553
20464554
20464555
20464556
Jan.
July
5, 1933
21, 1940
Sept. 4
July 10
Aug
Feb.
July 20
Sept. 27
Dec. 21
Jan. 24
March 16
Jan. 24
Jan.
April
Oct.
Aug.
Sept. 13
July 27,
Dec. 26,
May 18
Sept.
May 16
May
Sept. 13
Oct. 16
Aug. 15
Aug. 3
Aug. 1
Dec. 14
Sept. 9.
Sept. 14
June 7
Sept. 14.
Sept. 14
Nov. 3
Sept. 5
Dec. 28
Sept. 9.
Sept. 24.
Sept. 14
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1937
, 1939
, 1940
, 1938
, 1940
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, 1938
, 1940
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, 1939
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, 1939
, 1940
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, 1939
, 1940
, 1938
, 1940
Sept. 23, 1940
Sept. 23, 1940
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HEADQUARTERS BATTERY, 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Lee, Corbitt
Lee, James L ., Jr
Lucas, Leonard H
McLean, John R
McLemore, Elmond W
Merritt, Robert B
Moore, Woodrow
Naylor, Thomas E
Norris, Eldridge M
Norris, Mann N., Jr
Norris, William R., Jr..
Parker, Crayton A
Parker, Morris A
Pope, Robert W
Ray, Charlie C
Raynor, James F
Royal, WMieE.. ......
Sewell, Robert C
Snead, Eugene T.
Strickland, David E.__.
Strickland, Leslie J
Stewart, Jesse P
Wade, Edward H
Warren, John R
Whitman, Lewis E
Wilbourne, John E
Wilson, Marvin G
Woodruff, James E
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
20464557
20464558
20464559
20464560
20464561
20464562
20464563
20408346
20464564
20464565
20464566
20464567
20464568
20464569
20464570
20464571
20464572
20464573
20464574
20464575
20464576
20464577
20464578
20408345
20464579
20408342
20408343
20408344
Dec. 12,
Dec. 4
June 3
Sept. 14
Sept. 14
Sept. 10,
Aug. 3
Sept. 14
Jan. 12.
Sept. 13
Aug. 13
March 12
Sept.
June
Sept. 14
Oct. 23
Sept. 14
April 27
July
May 21
Oct. 28
June 3
June 4
Sept. 14
Sept. 30,
Sept. 14
Dec. 28,
Sept. 14
, 1939
, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
,1940
, 1939
,1940
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, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
,1940
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, 1940
Sept.
Sept.
23, 1940
23, 1940
SERVICE BATTERY, 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY— KINSTON, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Lewis, Meriwether
Marston, Edgar B., Jr,
Parrott, Marion A
Pollock, Robert F. H..
Bizzell, Hyman M
Enlisted Men:
Allen, Rufus J
Howard, James K
Crary, Ernest F
Langston, Guy C
Taylor, Elwood
Perry, William H
Aycock, Edward G
Bell, George T
Casey, Oscar D
Dawson, Joshua
Gates, Horace
Captain.
1st Lt...
2nd Lt..
2nd Lt..
2nd Lt..
Mr. Sgt..
Mr. Sgt..
Staff Sgt,
Staff Sgt
Staff Sgt.
Sergeant
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
20464580
20464581
20464582
20464583
20464584
20464585
20464586
204645S7
20464588
20464589
20464590
July 30, 1928
Feb. 3, 1929
Sept. 13, 1940
May 29, 1939
Jan. 21, 1940
Nov.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
June
Sept.
Nov.
Sept.
Nov.
Oct.
Oct.
4, 1938
4, 1938
1, 1938
6, 1938
1, 1940
15, 1940
1, 1938
15, 1940
3, 1939
26, 1939
26, 1939
Sept. 19, 1940
250
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SERVICE BATTERY, 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Hughes, James Y
Ipock, Clarence G
Kern, Buren A.
Laws, Robert L
Lowery, Woodrow W.-
Sanderson, William I.-
Baker, William K.
Barney, Charles A.
Broadway, Clyde T...
Byrd, William A
Clements, William S._ .
Dawson, Paul H
Gay, Leslie M
Gray, Durwood 0
Haskins, Alton G
Hamilton, Elbridge G.
Hardison, Vernon P.. .
Hill, ErvinL _._
Hill, John E._._
Johnson, Guy M
Johnson, Lawrence R..
Meadows, Raeford J.-
Smith, Clifton B
Sykes, Thomas W
Taylor, Roger L
Tilghman, John F
Tyndall, Vance L.
Whaley, Horace L
Williams, Benjamin E.
Wood, Walter, F
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private-
Private.
Private-
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private .
Private.
Private.
Private.
20464591
20464592
20464593
20464594
20464595
20464620
20464596
20464597
20464598
20464599
20464600
20464601
20464602
20464603
20464606
20464604
20464605
20464607
20464608
20464609
20464610
20464611
20464612
20464613
20464614
20464515
20464616
20464617
20464618
20464619
April
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Sept.
Jan.
May
June
May
June
Feb.
April
May
Dec.
Feb.
Nov.
June
April
Jan.
Nov.
May
June
June
April
June
June
May
June
June
, 1939
, 1939
, 1940
, 1938
, 1938
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1937
, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
,1940
,1940
Sept. 19, 1940
Sept. 19, 1940
BAND, 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY-KINSTON, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officebs:
Marston, Edgar B., Jr..
Coble, Albert H._
Enlisted Me N.-
Parmer, William C
Peters, Edward
Parker, Edward A
Gams, William V
Lester, Gerald T._
LaHue, Maurice
McDevett, Charles W..
Perry, Hubert E
Connor, Arnold
Mathis, LeoT
Petteway, Hampton W.
Smith, Sidbury
Schulken, Arthur
Happer, Charles H
IstLt....
W. O
Tech. Sgt,
Staff Sgt..
Sergeant.
Corporal.
Corporal.
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private. ..
Private...
Private...
2000413
20464624
20464625
20464626
20464630
20464631
20464632
20464633
20464634
20464638
20464639
20464640
20464641
20464642
20464643
Feb.
Jan.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
July
Feb.
June
Sept.
Sept.
May
July
April
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
3, 1929
10, 1938
15, 1940
15, 1940
15, 1940
16, 1940
2, 1940
20, 1940
15, 1940
15, 1940
3, 1940
2, 1940
16, 1940
15, 1940
15, 1940
15, 1940
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT DETACHMENT, 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY— WAKE FOREST, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Wilkinson, Charles T...
Jennette, Alexander T.-
Powell, Eppie C -.
Patterson, Fred G
Harris, Isaac E.
Enlisted Men:
Winders, Gilbert L., Jr.
Daniel, Alfred W
Daniels, Justice G
Jackson, Darwin T
Joyner, John M
Curtis, Stuart A..
Hagwood, Rufus P
Liles, William B
Jones, Milton E
Pool, Elbert C...
Wilson, Lonnie T.
Woodard, William C...
Alford, Wesley H
Baum, Leland B
Bunn, Clarence H
Burgess, Homer E
Davis, Joseph B., Jr
Davis, William C
Duke, Claborn J
Duke, Jesse C
Dixon, Milton R._
Gilland, Thomas R
Hagwood, John W
Hall, HalF
Hall, Willie P
Hardwicke, John H., Jr
Johnson, Charles C
Medlin, Edwin
Medlin, Linwood H
McDuffie, Carl D
Pearce, James H., Jr. . .
Perry, Floyd N
Potts, Rufus F
Powell, William R., Jr..
Ray, Sidney G., Jr
Shearin, Alford M
Upchurch, WiUardT...
Wainright, William
Williams, Fred J., Jr...
Williams, Joe J
Walters, William T
Webbie, Sam M
Major__.
Captain _
Captain _
Captain.
Captain.
Staff Sgt
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Corporal
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Private..
Private. .
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
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Private..
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Private..
Private.
20408365
20408366
20408367
20408368
20408369
20408370
20408371
20408372
20408373
20408374
20408375
20408376
20408377
20408378
20408379
20408380
20408381
20408382
20408383
20408384
2040S385
20408386
20408387
20408388
20408389
20408390
20408391
20408392
20408393
20408394
20408395
20408396
20408397
20408398
20408399
20408400
20408401
20408402
20408403
20408404
20408405
20408406
Aug. 9, 1940
July 26, 1940
Dec. 13, 1939
Sept. 11, 1940
Sept. 11, 1940
Sept.
Nov.
Aug.
Sept.
March
Feb.
Feb.
May
Jan.
April
May
Oct.
Sept.
June
Sept.
Nov.
Sept.
June
May
July
June
June
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
June
June
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
May
Sept.
May
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Aug.
Aug.
, 1940
, 1938
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
, 1939
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, 1939
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, 1940
!, 1940
,1940
, 1940
Oct. 31, 1940
Sept. 17, 1940
Nov. 26, 1940
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1ST BATTALION, 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY
Name
Rank
Date of
Commission
Residence
Griffin, Edward F.
April 7, 1939
Sept. 3, 1940
Oct. 10, 1940
June 29, 1936
Captain
1st Lt. .-
HEADQUARTERS BATTERY, 1ST BATTALION, 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY- YOUNGSVILLE, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Mitchell, Bland G
Wheless, James A
Timberlake, Richard E., Jr.
Enlisted Men:
Cheatham, Winston T
Young, Melvin J
Hicks, William M
Hobgood, Samuel L
Holden, Fred C
Catlett, Linwood L
Cheatham, Robert E
Franklin, Bennie B
Hill, Davis F
Hudson, Clyde F
Winston, Jones H
Cyrus, Charles H
Hammond, Richard I
McAllister, George B
Eddings, Forest
Hagwood, Luther V
Hendricks, Julius P
Hendricks, Mack P
Houff, Theodore M
Loyd, Woodrow
Pace, Howard F
Preddy, Jesse E
Preddy, Willard R
Young, Tommie H
Bailey, James 0
Cooper, Robert M. _ _
Davis, Vernon H
Ford, George W
Frazier, Herbert T
Hayes, Harvey L
Hedrick, Frank T
Hendricks, Clarence E
Hendricks, William H
Hill.BlandJ
Hill, Henry 0., Jr
Holmes, Calvin M ...
Jones, Stanley W
Lester, Melvin 0
Lindsay, Talmage E
Captain._
1st Lt....
2ndLt...
Tech. Sgt.
Tech. Sgt.
Staff Sgt..
Staff Sgt..
Staff Sgt..
Sergeant..
Sergeant.
Sergeant. .
Sergeant .
Sergeant .
Sergeant _
Corporal .
Corporal .
Corporal .
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcL.
Pvt. lcL.
Pvt. lcL.
Pvt, lcL.
Pvt. lcl__
Pvt. lcL.
Pvt. lcL.
Pvt. lcL.
Pvt. lcL.
Private...
Private. _.
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private. . .
Private. ..
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private. . .
Private...
Private...
Private...
20408423
20408424
20408425
20408426
20408427
20408428
6387487
20408429
20408430
20408431
20408432
20408433
20408434
20408435
20408436
20408437
20408438
20408439
20408440
20408441
20408442
20408443
20408444
20408445
20408446
20408447
20408448
20408449
20408450
20408451
20408452
20408453
20408454
2040S455
20408456
20408457
20408458
20408459
May 20, 1929
July 31, 1940
Jan. 29, 1937
Aug. 4
April 29
Aug. 15
March 31
April 2
Sept. 21
Feb. 1
Nov. 4
Sept. 11
Jan. 20
Sept. 11
Sept. 29
June 21
Sept. 8
Sept, 11
Aug. 18
April 18
July 22
May-
Jan.
July
Dec. 16
July 12
Sept. 11
June 28
July 19
July 15
July 15
Sept. 11
Sept. 6
Sept. 13
Sept. 6
July 6
Sept. 29
Nov. 29
July 12
Jan. 23
Sept. 4
1940
1939
1939
1939
1939
1939
1939
1938
1940
1939
1940
1940
1940
1939
1940
1939
1940
1940
1938
1939
1939
1938
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1939
1939
1940
1940
1940
Sept.
Sept.
23, 1940
19, 1940
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253
HEADQUARTERS BATTERY, 1ST BATTALION. 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Medlin, Hilery T
Moore, C. A
Moore, Howard N
Pearce, Elbert C
Pearce, John W., Jr
Pearce, William R
Pergerson, Milton F
Perry, Davis L
Perry, Edward L
Preddy, Frederick 0. . .
Rogers, JohnW
Rogers, Joseph R
Satterwhite, Claude T.
Speed, Norwood T., Jr
Tart, William F
Tingen, Francis H
Private.
Private.
Private
Private
Private.
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
20408460
20408461
20408462
20408463
20408464
20408465
20408466
20408467
20408468
20408469
20408470
20408471
20408472
20408473
20408474
20408475
Sept.
Aug.
Nov.
Sept.
July
July
Sept.
June
May
Aug.
Sept.
June
July
July
July
Oct.
6, 1940
19, 1939
16, 1939
5, 1940
12, 1940
15, 1940
5, 1940
12, 1940
7, 1940
11, 1939
6, 1940
21, 1940
26, 1940
15, 1940
12, 1940
24, 1939
Sept. 19, 1940
Sept. 19, 1940
BATTERY A, 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY-GREENVILLE, N. C.
Officers:
Wicker, Worth
Moye, James H
Waldrop, Joseph E
Wright, Dan
Enlisted Men:
Davenport, James F., Jr
Hinson, Marvin G
Beach, Martin D. _
Elks, Earnest L
Jefferson, Robert D
Mobley, James R
Musselwhite, Charles A..
Parker, Richard E
Vincent, John W
Smith, Leslie D
Bundy, Herbert P
Clark, Gordon L
Cox, Elmer M
Rogers, Herbert R., Jr..
Tyndal, James B
Vincent, Gurvass M
Brewer, Henry P _
Bright, Alvion M
Butts, John A
Campbell, Thomas G.._
Cox, Alton C
Dennis, Roscoe W
Ennis, William E
Gregory, William A
Rank or
Grade
Captain.
lstLt...
2nd Lt..
2ndLt..
1st Sgt..
Staff Sgt.
Sergeant.
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt, Id.
Pvt. Id.
Serial No.
20408520
20408521
20408522
6814199
20408524
2040S525
20408526
20408527
2040892S
20408529
20408530
20408531
20408532
20408533
20408534
20408535
20408536
20408537
20408538
20408539
20408540
20408541
20408542
20408543
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
June 7, 1935
April 28, 1940
Jan. 31, 1938
June 10, 1940
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
July
May
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
June
Feb.
Oct.
June
Sept.
Sept.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Sept.
Feb.
May
May
July
Sept.
2, 1940
9, 1940
13, 1940
15, 1940
13, 1940
13, 1940
9, 1940
12, 1940
9, 1940
3, 1940
1, 1939
14, 1939
2, 1940
9, 1940
7, 1938
1, 1938
2, 1938
15, 1939
9, 1940
1, 1939
3, 1938
3, 1939
16, 1940
5, 1940
Date of
Discharge
Sept. 24, 1940
Oct.
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BATTERY A, 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY
Name
Enlisted Men:
Hardee, Blanco
Holloman, Robert L._
Ipock, Thomas L
Jones, Harry L
Jones, Quintin P
Joyner, Jasper A
McGowan, George G.
Peaden, Guy V
Rollins, Harold
Simpson, Howard P.. .
Stocks, Graham L
Avery, Eldredge
Barnhill, James D
Barnhill, Arthur R._..
Bell, Earl, Jr ._.
Bell, Lloyd P
Butler, Ellis J
Braxton, Kenneth J._.
Briley, Gerald B
Brooks, Glenn W.
Bowling, Mack J
^Bowers, Benjamin F._
Cahoon, Lonnie R
Cayton, Duemay F._ .
Caton, Joe M
Carson, Robert T
Cozart, Victor E
Crandell, Johnie R
Craft, Alfred W
Craft, Richard L
Dixon, Francis A
Elks, Dewey L
Evans, Marshall L
Evans, Theron R
Everett, Linwood E.__
Flye, William P., Jr...
Hardee, Bruce P
Hardee, Hicks S
Harris, Johnny W
Harris, Johnnie M
Harris, Lelton E
Harrington, John H...
Heath, Woodrow W...
Hill, Jesse E._
Holland, Job
Hodges, James W
Hudson, Amos E
Jackson, Virgil A
Joyner, Joseph E
Eight, Jasper E
Landen, Dewitt C
McLawhorn, Elton C.
Mills, Louis C
Moore, Elton M
Moore, Leafort W.
Rank or
Grade
Morris, Sylvester Private
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. lcl_
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcL
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. lcl_
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. lcl_
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Private..
Private..
Private. .
Private. _
Private..
Private. _
Private. .
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
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Private..
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
20408544
Sept.
9, 1940
20408545
Feb.
1, 1939
20408546
Sept.
9, 1940
20408547
May
10, 1939
20408548
May
13, 1940
20408549
May
2, 1939
20408550
Feb.
9, 1938
20408551
May
20, 1940
20408552
Aug.
5, 1940
20408553
Oct.
14, 1939
20408554
Sept.
9, 1940
20408555
Feb.
5, 1940
20408556
May
13, 1940
20408557
Aug.
1, 1940
20408558
Sept.
25, 1939
20408559
Oct.
3, 1939
20408560
Sept.
11, 1940
20408561
Jan.
4, 1939
20408562
Sept.
11, 1940
20408563
June
17, 1940
20408564
Sept.
4, 1940
20408565
Sept.
9, 1940
20408566
July
15, 1940
6968944
June
7, 1940
20408568
Sept.
9, 1940
20408569
Nov.
9, 1939
20408570
Oct.
2, 1939
20408571
Sept.
11, 1940
20408572
Sept.
14, 1940
20408573
Sept.
14, 1940
20408574
Sept.
14, 1940
20408575
Sept.
9, 1940
20408576
Dec.
11, 1939
20408577
June
10, 1940
20408578
Sept.
13, 1940
20408579
June
10, 1940
20408580
Jan.
18, 1940
20408581
March
4, 1940
20408582
Sept.
11, 1940
20408583
June
20, 1940
20408584
July
8, 1940
20408585
Sept.
12, 1940
20408586
Sept.
9, 1940
20408587
Oct.
14, 1939
20408588
Aug.
2, 1940
20408589
Sept.
13, 1940
20408590
Sept.
11, 1940
20408591
Sept.
9, 1940
20408592
Feb.
15, 1939
20408593
Sept.
9, 1940
20408594
Sept.
25, 1939
20408595
Jan.
15, 1940
20408596
Sept.
13, 1940
20408597
Sept.
9, 1940
20408598
Sept.
9, 1940
20408599
Sept.
11, 1940
Date of
Discharge
Sept. 24, 1940
Sept. 24, 1940
Report of The Adjutant General
255
BATTERY A, 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Moye, Magon J., Jr..
May, Johnnie H
Nobles, Stevens H._ _
Nelson, Ira E
Nunn, Tommy L
Paramore, Albert G..
Paramore, Alfred L._
Parker, David G
Peaden, Willie J
Pierce, Sammy A
Phillips, Frank, Jr...
Riddle, Marvin E....
Ross, James L
Spain, Ernest S., Jr..
Simpkins, Edw^W L.
StanciU, LelandT....
Sumrell, Hugh A
Teel, Luther
Tripp, Joseph R
Tripp, Wilbur K
Vincent, William E._
Wainright, Ronald...
Warren, Joe E
Warren, Robert J
Whitaker, PaulE...
Williams, Herbert C.
Wooten, William C.
Worthington, Ray E,
Private
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
20408638
20408600
20408601
20408602
20408603
20408604
20408605
20408606
20408607
20408608
20408609
20408610
20408611
20408612
20408613
2040S614
20408615
20408616
20408617
20408618
20408619
20408620
20408621
20408622
20408623
20408624
20408625
20408626
Sept. 11,
Sept. 9,
Feb. 5,
Sept. 12,
Sept. 12,
Sept. 12,
Sept. 9,
March 1,
Sept. 11,
July 16,
Sept. 9,
Sept. 18,
Sept. 9,
Sept. 12,
Sept. 9,
Sept. 12,
Sept. 11,
Sept. 9,
July 13,
Jan. 18,
Sept. 9,
Sept. 11,
July 3,
March 4,
Sept. 11,
Sept. 13,
July 15,
Sept. 14,
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1939
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1939
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
Sept. 24, 1940
Sept. 24, 1940
Sept. 24, 1940
Sept. 24, 1940
BATTERY B, 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY— LOUISBURG, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Green, Charles P
Wheless, Frank W., Jr,
Bullock, Elmore C
Enlisted Men:
Holmes, Sidney F
Alston, Robert W
Pace, Jonadus S
Dedman, Walter T....
Gupton, Ronda C
Allen, James W
Strickland, John R
Holmes, Melvin C
Spencer, William H. . .
Mathews, Roger R
Cyrus, Maultis M
Peoples, Avery G.
Stallings, William H...
Captain-
IstLt...
2nd Lt..
1st Sgt.
Staff Sgt,
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant.
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
20408660
20408661
20408662
20408663
20408664
20408665
20408666
20408667
20408668
20408669
20408670
2040S671
20408672
April 7, 1939
Feb. 25, 1938
May 10, 1937
Sept.
June
Sept.
June
Sept.
April
June
May
June
Feb.
Feb.
March
Jan.
13, 1940
3, 1939
13, 1939
17, 1938
13, 1940
11, 1939
12, 1940
6, 1940
1, 1938
26, 1939
5, 1939
12, 1939
13, 1938
256
Report of The Adjutant General
BATTERY B, 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY
Name
Enlisted Men:
Perry, Willard S
Barden, Woodrow W._ _
Sledge, John 0., Jr
Clark, Allen B
Spivey, David W
Perry, Darrell L
Ellington, William M._.
Ellington, Robert N....
Edwards, T. W., Jr
Gilliam, Leonard, Jr
Howard, Douglas W
Holmes, Graham R
Leonard, Josephus, Jr..
Mitchiner, John D
Moon, Charlie W
Murray, Edgar N
Pearce, Leslie L
Phelps, John E
Seymour, Douglas D
Sturdivant, Walter M._.
Weaver, Ernest H
Williams, Harold G
Ayscue, John R
Collins, Claude C, Jr...
Cyrus, Louis G
Hunt, Claude E
Mullen, Henry D._
West, Joseph
Bracknal, Walter E., Jr..
Arnold, James E
Batchelor, Richard
Batchelor, Jess W
Bell, Davis V.__. _.
Burnette, Ben K...
Burnette, Carlton G
Best, ErvinT
Collins, Jake
Collier, James B
Davis, John A
Hale, Emmett H
Ingram, Nelson P., Jr.. .
King, James W
Laughter, William C
Balbus, Lewis F
Moore, Marion B
Murphy, John W
Nelms, John E., Jr
Parrish, Quince L
Paschall, Rudolph A
Rice, Spencer D
Smith, Willis H
Stallings, Thurman W.. .
Shearin, James H
Vaughan, Troy W
Wells, Martin S
Rank or
Grade
Williams, June E Private
Corporal.
Corporal.
Corporal.
Corporal .
Corporal.
Corporal.
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl_.
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl. .
Pvt. lcl...
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl_.
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt, lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private. ..
Private...
Private...
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Serial No.
20408673
20408674
20408675
20408676
20408677
20408733
20408678
20408679
20408680
2040S681
20408682
20408683
20408684
20408685
20408686
20408687
20408688
204086S9
20408690
20408691
20408692
20408693
20408694
20408702
20408704
20408708
20408713
20408725
20408730
20408695
20408696
20408697
20408698
20408699
20408700
20408701
20408703
20408705
20408706
20408707
20408709
20408710
20408711
20408712
20408714
20408715
2040S716
20408717
20408718
20408719
20408720
20408721
20408722
20408723
20408724
20408726
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
May
Oct.
Feb.
Jan.
Sept.
Sept.
June
June
May
May
Oct.
Aug.
June
June
Sept.
April
March
Aug.
March
March
June
May
Feb.
Oct.
Sept.
May
Sept.
Jan.
Sept.
July
June
June
Dec.
Oct.
Nov.
Jan.
July
April
Sept.
July
Jan.
June
July
Dec.
Dec.
Feb.
June
Jan.
Sept.
April
Feb.
Sept,
April
Jan.
April
16, 1940
8, 1938
15, 1939
28, 1940
7, 1939
7, 1940
1, 1938
1, 1938
19, 1938
13, 1940
15, 1939
21, 1939
24, 1939
13, 1940
13, 1938
7, 1938
16, 1939
10, 1939
3, 1938
16, 1939
1, 1938
22, 1940
8, 1940
26, 1939
14, 1939
9, 1940
26, 1939
13, 1940
7, 1940
8, 1940
6, 1940
13, 1940
18, 1939
23, 1939
9, 1939
22, 1940
18, 1940
18, 1940
30, 1939
25, 1940
4, 1940
13, 1940
18, 1940
18, 1939
11, 1939
8, 1940
13, 1940
29, 1940
14, 1939
11, 1940
15, 1940
27, 1939
4, 1940
22, 1940
11, 1940
Date of
Discharge
Sept. 23, 1940
Sept. 23, 1940
Sept.
Sept.
23, 1940
23, 1940
Report of The Adjutant General
257
BATTERY B, 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Private
Private
20408727
20408728
20408729
20408731
20408732
20408734
20408735
20408736
20408737
20408738
20408744
Aug. 3, 1940
Aug. 3, 1940
Feb. 8, 1940
Sept. 7, 1940
Sept. 13, 1940
Sept. 7, 1940
Sept. 13, 1940
Sept. 13, 1940
Sept. 14, 1940
Radford, Carv D.
Griffin, William L. _.
Wilder, Willard A.
Pearce, Phillip D.
Sept. 23, 1940
2ND BATTALION, 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY
Name
Rank
Date of
Commission
Residence
Mullineaux, Joseph B
Linker, Joe B
Royall, William A....
Matthews, Thomas G
Major..
Major..
Captain
IstLt..
Oct. 24, 1939
July 28, 1940
Feb. 17, 1928
Oct. 27, 1934
New Bern
Chapel Hill
Goldsboro
New Bern
HEADQUARTERS BATTERY, 2ND BATTALION, 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY— SMITHFIELD, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Royall, Luby F
Watson, Lemuel E., Jr
Grantham, Norman B.
Enlisted Men:
Culbreth, Walter M...
Woodell, Thurman D..
Hunsueker, Martin R..
Register, Charles B...
Yeow, Bill
Allen, ThelE
Creech, Levey P
Powell, BenC
Royall, Walter E. P...
Creech, James L
Rose, James K
Tyner, George H
Abdalla, Joseph, Jr
Allen, RalphS
Baker, Forest G
Baker, James E __
Creech, Ersalean W.._
Crumpler, Henry B._ _
Captain..
lstLt....
2nd Lt...
1st Sgt. ..
Tech. Sgt
Staff Sgt..
Staff Sgt..
Staff Sgt..
Sergeant .
Sergeant .
Sergeant.
Sergeant.
Corporal.
Corporal.
Corporal.
Pvt. Id..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
6317681
20408886
20408887
20408889
20408890
20408891
20408892
20408893
20408894
20408895
20408896
20408897
20408899
2040S900
20408901
20408902
Feb. 8, 1932
July 2, 1937
July 8, 1932
Sept.
Dec.
March
Nov.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
Sept.
Feb.
June
Sept.
Oct.
Oct.
Sept.
Feb.
12, 1940
1, 1939
15, 1940
5, 1938
12, 1940
12, 1940
12, 1940
10, 1939
4, 1939
22, 1938
12, 1939
26, 1940
5, 1939
25, 1939
11, 1939
2, 1939
28, 1938
20. 1939
258 Report of The Adjutant General
HEADQUARTERS BATTERY, 2ND BATTALION, 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY
Name
Enlisted Men:
Edwards, Clarence M.-
Lee, Ayden R
Royall, James R
Smith, Henry B
Stafford, John L
Stevens, Gordon A
Adams, Thurman
Baker, Ned P
Barefoot, James W
Barefoot, Wiley
Britt, Wilmot N
Bryant, Oscar W
Burgess, Walter R
Capps, Kenneth D
Coats, Albert T _.
Coats, Charles E
Coats, Roy C
Creech, James S
Creech, Herman W
Daughtry, Melton W.. .
Daughtry, Russell 0.. .
Davis, Arthur A
Edgerton, Carl J
Edwards, Dalton W
Evans, Milton C
Godwin, Raymond E._.
Greene, Clarence B
Hayes, Theodore
Hill, John F
Hinton, Bradley R
Hodges, Frank
Holt, Robert D
Jordan, William J
Lee, Joseph E
Lynch, Bernice
Massengill, William L._
Matthews, Ben J
Murphy, Lemuel
McLamb, Roland
Merritt, Marion
Narron, Elbridge C, Jr.
Parrish, Benjamin L._ .
Peedin, William G
Peele, Huberts
Pittman, Thomas W._ _
Pleasants, Alton B
Pounds, Worth M
Powell, Lynwood I
Register, Joe U
Rollins, Edward
Rose, Joseph B
Simpson, David R
Stanley, Haywood
Strickland, Percy
Sugg, Burton G
Talton, Eugene C
Rank or
Grade
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Private.
Private.
Private .
Private.
Private.
Private-
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private-
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private-
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private .
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private..
Private.
Private..
Private.
Private..
Private.
Private.
Private..
Private..
Serial No.
20408903
20408904
20408905
2040890G
20408907
20408908
20408909
20408910
20408911
20408912
20408913
20408914
20408915
20408916
2040891"
2040S918
20408919
20408920
20408921
20408922
20408923
20408924
20408925
20408926
20408927
20408928
20408929
29408930
20408931
20408932
20408933
20408934
20408935
20408936
20408937
20408938
20408939
20408940
20408941
20408942
20408943
20408944
2040S945
20408946
20408947
20408948
20408949
20408950
20408951
20408952
20408953
20408954
6968774
20408955
20408956
20408957
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Nov.
16,
Sept.
12,
July
12,
Sept.
12,
Nov.
5,
Dec.
12,
Sept.
13,
Setp.
13,
Sept.
13,
Sept.
13,
Sept.
13,
July
13,
May
18,
Jan.
15,
Sept.
12,
Sept.
11,
Sept.
10,
Sept.
13,
Sept.
13,
Dec.
18,
Sept.
13,
July-
8,
Sept.
13,
July
15,
July
15,
May
27,
Sept.
13,
Sept.
13,
July
15,
July
8,
July
15,
July
9,
Sept.
10,
Sept.
13,
Sept.
13,
Sept.
13,
July
6,
Sept.
10,
Sept.
13,
Sept.
13,
May
6,
Sept.
13,
May
27,
Sept.
13,
Jan.
8,
Sept.
10,
Sept.
13,
Sept.
12,
Sept.
13,
Sept.
13,
Sept.
13,
May
6,
Sept.
13,
Feb.
12,
Sept.
13,
Sept.
13,
, 1939
, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
, 1937
, 1938
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
Date of
Discharge
Sept. 22, 1940
Sept. 22, 1940
Report of The Adjutant General
HEADQUARTERS BATTERY, 2ND BATTALION, 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY
259
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Thompson, James P...
Thompson, Rexford L
Ty ner, Alkie A
West, Arthur E
Wiggs, George N
Wilkins, James A
Williamson, Harry F._
Wood, John T...
Woodard, Mark
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
20408958
20408959
20408960
20408961
20408962
20408963
20408964
20408965
2040S966
July
Dee.
Sept.
June
Sept.
Sept.
Jan.
Sept.
Dec.
1, 1940
7, 1939
10, 1940
,3, 1940
13, 1940
13, 1940
1, 1940
13, 1940
4, 1939
BATTERY C, 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY-WASHINGTON, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Meredith, Ernest P., Jr.
Rodman, Wiley C, Jr._
Lewis, John T
Barbour, James R., Jr..
Enlisted Men:
Miller, William G
Williams, Fred M
Jones, Eben
Jones, Richard H
Kornegay, Joseph T
McCullom, Charles L._ .
Paul, Phillip L
Stalls, Joseph E
Blow, Stuart
Branton, Charles F
Davenport, Julian M
Hill, Arthur L
Thompson, William A.. .
Alligood, Leslie G
Duke, John
Jordan, Thomas G
Latham, Rodney G
Parker, Charles L._
Parkins, Alfred S
Ratcliff, Wiley G
Ricks, Claud F
Sasnette, Charles B
Singleton, Clyde E
Singleton, William E
Alligood, Hilton G
Burrington, Theron D...
Beachen, Clyde W
Berry, John T....
Bowen, Hubert E
Bright, Charlie J
Brinson, James W
Captain.
IstLt...
2ndLt._
2nd Lt..
IstSgt..
Staff Sgt,
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private. .
Private..
Private..
Private..
20409987
20408998
20408996
20409033
20408988
20408989
20408990
20408901
20408992
20408993
20408994
20408995
20408997
20408999
20409000
20409001
20409002
20409003
20409004
20409005
20409006
20409007
20409008
20409009
20409010
20409011
20409012
20409013
20409014
20409015
20409016
July 2, 1937
July 2, 1937
June 30, 1934
Sept. 13, 1940
Aug.
Feb.
Sept.
July
Dec.
Nov.
Oot.
Oct.
Dec.
Sept.
Aug.
Dec.
Dec.
Jan.
Jan.
Sept.
July
July
May
Aug.
Oct.
July
July
Oct.
July
May
Sept.
July
Sept.
Sept.
July
4, 1940
23, 1938
30, 1939
22, 1940
8, 1938
1, 1939
29, 1939
5, 1939
5, 1939
30, 1939
1, 1940
6, 1937
5, 1939
23, 1939
23, 1939
30, 1939
11, 1940
25, 1940
4, 1939
31, 1939
30, 1939
23, 1938
11, 1940
5, 1939
11, 1940
23, 1940
18, 1939
18, 1940
5, 1940
27, 1939
18, 1940
Dec. 6, 1940
260
Report of The Adjutant General
BATTERY C, 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Callie, Thomas
Carawan, Edward J.-
Cherry, Winfred BL.
Clark, William F.__.
Clark, Joseph D
Cox, James G
Cox, OttisL
Dixon, Allen L
Fowden, Leslie T
Gerard, William C...
Greene, Rupert E
Grist, James R
Grist, Sammy L
Hassell, Edward S...
Hodges, Willie G..._
Jarvis, George R
Jones, James M
Keech, Russell H
Kelly, Alfred W
Kramer, Harry G
Leggette, McMillard.
Lilley, William S
Mallison, Sam M
Mallory, Lue B
Moore, Lenward W._
Morton, Charles L.__
Peebles, Charles R._.
Phelps, Jessie J
Roberson, Virgil R.. .
Sawyer, Grover H
Sawyer, Lloyd L
Sawyer, Mack V
Taylor, Louis L
Walker, Edward E.._
Wall, Leslie E
Wallace, Lee A
Weatherly, Claud A...
Weatherly, Joseph C.
Wells, William
Whitley, Heber G
Williams, Elmer
Wilkinson, Harold J...
Wilkinson, Jack F
Woolard, Arvie D
Woolard, Edward A...
Woolard, William H.
Wright, David E
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private.
Private
Private..-
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
20409017
April
4, 1940
20409063
Sept.
5, 1940
20409018
July
21, 1940
20409019
Sept.
10, 1940
20409020
Sept.
30, 1939
20409021
July
15, 1940
20409022
July
5, 1940
20409023
Dec.
28, 1939
20409024
Sept.
10, 1940
20409025
July
11, 1940
20409026
Oct.
3, 1939
20409027
June
13, 1940
20409028
Sept.
5, 1940
20409029
Feb.
16, 1939
20409030
July
1, 1940
20409031
Sept.
5, 1940
20409032
Sept.
15, 1940
20409034
Jan.
12, 1940
20409035
July-
11, 1940
20409036
Sept.
15, 1940
20409037
Sept.
15, 1940
20409038
July
25, 1940
20409039
Sept.
15, 1940
20409040
Sept.
10, 1940
20409041
July
11, 1940
20409042
July
17, 1940
20409043
July
11, 1940
20409044
June
1, 1940
20409045
July
17, 1940
20409046
Feb.
16, 1940
20409047
Oct.
12, 1939
2040904S
Jan.
12, 1940
20409049
Sept.
5, 1940
20409052
March 24, 1938
20409050
Aug.
1, 1940
20409051
May
22, 1940
20409064
Aug.
17, 1939
20409062
Jan.
19, 1939
20409053
Sept.
5, 1940
20409054
Aug.
4, 1940
20409055
Sept.
15, 1940
20409056
June
13, 1940
20409057
July
11, 1940
20409058
Sept.
5, 1940
20409059
Sept.
5, 1940
20409060
Sept.
5, 1940
20409061
Sept.
26, 1939
Sept.
Sept.
17, 1940
17, 1940
Sept. 17, 1940
Sept. 17, 1940
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261
BATTERY D, 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY- NEW BERN, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Willis, Weston H
Guthrie, Kermit L
Rhodes, Rudolph
Weatherly, Abbott C.
Enlisted Men:
Simpson, James B
Simmonds, Clifford E
Carpenter, Howard P
Lomoro, Frank
Mann, Leon L
Parker, Edgar L
Paul, Chester V
Simons, Earl C._
Smith, Marvin 0
Weatherly, IrvinG
Boyette, Clyde C
Hansen, Edwin R..
Himmelman, Edward L...
Hughes, Preston W
McSorley, Charles J., III.
Moore, Samuel S
Morris, Bruce C
Parker, Charles N. _
Boyette, Clifton F ._
Brinkley, Kermit W
Bryan, Richard J
Dixon, ErbolJ
Duval, Nathan R
Faulkner, Thomas D
George, John J
Grimsley, Woodrow W...
Hargett, Claude E
Harrison, Cecil W
Lewis, Earnest T
Piner, Cecil W
Piner, Augustine, Jr
Piner, Nathan L
Pugh, JohnT
Sanders, George M., Jr.. .
Sanders, Thomas J
Sapp, Channing F., Jr
Toler, George T
Whitley, Robert C, Jr.. ..
Bell, Richard K
Blaylock, Romulus B
Brown, William M., Jr.. .
Cannon, Jasper A._ -
Cowell, William D
Crawford, Marion D
Dill, William L
Dimsdale, William C
Dixon, Basel
Faulkner, Harry L
French, Isaac S....
Garner, Gurnie H._
Captain.
IstLt...
2ndLt.
2ndLt..
1st Sgt..
Staff Sgt,
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcL
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcL
Pvt. lcL
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. lcL
Pvt. lcL
Pvt. lcL
Pvt. lcL
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private. .
Private. .
Private..
Private. .
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private. .
Private..
20409120
6391976
20409121
6641044
20409122
20409123
20409124
20409125
20409126
20409127
20409128
20409129
20409130
20409131
20409132
20409133
20409134
20409135
20409136
20409137
20409138
20409139
20409140
20409141
20409142
20409143
20409144
20409145
20409146
20409148
20409147
20409149
20409150
20409151
20409152
20409153
20409154
20409196
20409156
20409157
20409158
20409159
20409160
20409161
20409162
20409163
20409164
20409165
20409166
20409167
Nov. 2, 1939
April 2, 1940
Dec. 17, 1927
May 25, 1940
Oct. 10
Feb. 2
May 14
Sept. 3
June 6
July 2
May 2
Aug. 2
Sept. 22,
May 2
Aug. 31
May 3
July 23
Feb. 2
Sept. 15
Dec. 4
Aug.
July
Sept.
June 10
Sept.
May 17,
May 17,
Oct.
Oct.
Sept. 26:
Jan. 24
May 16
Feb. 22
May 17,
Feb. 21
June 18
March 14
Feb. 8
June 16
Oct. 3
Sept. 26:
Oct. 3
July 23
Sept. 5
Oct. 18
June 11
May 27
Sept. 4
Sept. 6
July 23
Sept. 12
Sept. 26
June 11
1937
1940
1940
1939
1939
1939
1939
1940
1939
1939
1938
1938
1940
1938
1939
1939
1938
1939
1938
1940
1939
1938
1938
1939
1939
1939
1939
1939
1938
1938
1939
1940
1938
1938
1939
1939
1939
1939
1940
1940
1939
1940
1938
1940
1940
1940
1940
1939
1940
Oct. 9, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
Sept. IS, 1940
262
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BATTERY D, 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY
Name
Enlisted Men:
Hadnot, Fred E
Harper, Larry W
Lilly, Frank D
Lilly, George. _
Linton, Lawrence A
Mallard, Ivey E.
Mills, SamN
Mitchell, Luther M
Murphy, Andrew I
Murphy, Selby
Oglesby, George W
Owens, William D
Parker, Richard L
Parris, Raymond J., Jr.
Paul, Ralph H....
Poole, William S
Powles, Herbert P
Rice, Jason V
Rice, Marvin
Roberts, James W.
Smith, Henry W
Taylor, Joseph G
Toler, Duval
Toler, Hoyt W
Ward, George C
Waters, Dallas C._
Williams, Chester V
Willis, George T
Wood, James L
Rank or
Grade
Private.
Private-
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private-
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private. .
Serial No.
20409168
20409169
20409170
20409171
20409172
20409173
20409174
20409175
20409176
20409177
20409178
20409179
20409 ISO
20409181
20409182
20409183
20409184
20409185
20409186
20409187
20409155
20409188
20409189
20409190
20409191
20409192
20409193
20409194
20409195
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Jan.
Dec.
July
Aug.
April
June
May
April
June
June
July
June
July
Sept.
Aug.
June
Sept.
May
Oct.
June
Sept.
Sept.
April
Sept.
Aug.
Jan.
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
4, 1940
5, 1939
23, 1940
2, 1940
10, 1940
11, 1940
27, 1938
23, 1940
18, 1940
11, 1940
24, 1940
11, 1940
19, 1940
26, 1939
27, 1940
11, 1940
5, 1940
6, 1940
3, 1939
11, 1940
15, 1940
26, 1939
24, 1940
9, 1940
2, 1940
9, 1940
5, 1940
5, 1940
3, 1939
Date of
Discharge
Sept. 18, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
3RD BATTALION, 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY
Name
Rank
Date of
Commission
Residence
Vann, John C. M
July 5, 1935
July 28, 1940
Aug. 10, 1940
Nov. 21, 1935
Williams, William H..
Howard, Samuel B._
Captain
1st Lt
Morganton
Tucker, George W
HEADQUARTERS BATTERY, 3RD BATTALION,
113TH FIELD ARTILLERY— LENOIR, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Porter, Charles W
Captain
1st Lt.
July 3, 1937
July 21, 1940
Aug. 12, 1934
Thompson, Roy E._
Robbins, Roger H
2nd Lt.
Report of The Adjutant General 263
HEADQUARTERS BATTERY, 2RD BATTALION, 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Benfield, Garland A
Sanford, Paul C
Chester, Paul E
Rhodes, Lloyd G
Robbins, Robert C
Caudle, Allan D
Seehorn, Theodore R...
Swanson, Garland W...
Tuttle, Robert H
Price, James A
Steele, Ed L
Beach, Bela R
Beach, James W
Bradshaw, Earl E
Craig, ArchieH
Greer, Milton C
Parker, John R
Angley, Glenn G
Baker, William C
Beach, Darwin E
Benfield, Paul E._
Bentley, Ralph R
Blizzard, Morris L
Bradford, William E...
Baumgarner, Calvin W
Burris, Lawrence C
Camp, Robert J
Carpenter, Clarence E..
Chapman, Roy H
Chester, Boyce P
Clark, Clarence K
Coffey, Jennings 0
Craig, Wayne M ._
Crouch, Roy C...
Crouch, Fred W
Curtis, Robert L
Curtis, Julius C
Dula, Henry M
Faries, Neil
Frye, Harold D
Graham, Charles A
Hagaman, Ronda G
Hamby, Andrew
Hice, Claude W
Hicks, Coy A
Hickman, Dinny R
Hoffman, Hollis B
Holliman, Carl R
Huss, Burton 0
Johnson, Sam
Lackey, Clyde R
Lawson, Jacob M
McCall, Wade
Metherson, John W
Paris, Jack W
Pennell, Clark W
1st Sgt.. .
Tech. Sgt
Staff Sgt..
Staff Sgt..
Staff Sgt..
Sergeant.
Sergeant.
Sergeant .
Sergeant.
Sergeant.
Corporal.
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl_.
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. Id..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. Id-
Private—.
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private. ..
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
20409349
20409350
20409351
20409352
20409353
20409354
20409355
20409356
20409357
20409358
20409359
20409360
20409361
20409362
20409363
20409364
20409365
20409392
20409393
20409366
20409395
20409368
20409367
20409394
20409396
20409397
20409373
20409399
20409371
20409369
20409398
20409370
20409374
20409400
20409372
20409375
20409376
20409401
20409402
20409377
20409403
20409404
20409405
20409406
20409407
20409380
20409379
20409381
20409378
20409408
20409382
20409409
20409411
20409410
20409386
20409385
July
Sept.
July
May
July
Sept. 14
Sept. 14
Sept. 15,
Oct. 23
Jan. 20:
Oct. 10
March 30
Sept. 14
Sept. 2
July 16
Sept. 14
April 14
Sept. 10
Sept. 12
June 25
Sept. 10
July 17
July 16
Sept. 10
Sept. 13
Sept. 10,
July 12,
Sept. 10,
Sept. 27,
Sept. 30,
Sept. 14,
Nov. 7
July 12
Sept. 10,
Feb.
July
July
Sept. 10
April
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Feb.
Sept.
June
May-
Sept.
July
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
July
May
1939
1940
1940
1940
1939
1940
1940
1940
1939
1939
1938
1940
1940
1939
1940
1940
1939
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1939
1938
1940
1938
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1939
1940
1939
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
Sept. 19, 1940
264 Report of The Adjutant General
HEADQUARTERS BATTERY, 3RD BATTALION, 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY
.Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Pinson, Elwood S
Pitts, William U. D..
Powell, Stanley S._._
Prestwood, Ralph M.
Riggs, Ned I
Scroggs, Henry L
Selzer, Everett E
Short, Eugene W
Sprouse, Edwin C
Story, Bernard B
Taylor, Charles B....
Triplett, Billy B
Tripplett, Edward B..
Underdown, Sidney L
Walker, NeulandE...
Welch, Howard W._.
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private.
Private
Private,
Private
Private.
Private
Private.
Private
20409412
20409384
20409383
20409413
20409414
20409388
20409415
20409387
20409416
20409417
20409389
20409418
20409390
20409391
20409419
20409420
Sept.
April
May
Sept.
Sept.
July
Sept.
June
Sept.
Sept.
Dec.
Sept.
Feb.
Nov.
Sept.
Sept.
9, 1940
6, 1940
3, 1939
10, 1940
10, 1940
27, 1940
10, 1940
4, 1940
10, 1940
10, 1940
11, 1939
10, 1940
12, 1940
17, 1939
10, 1940
7, 1940
BATTERY E, 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY— SANFORD, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Wilkins, Lucien P., Jr.
Bell, Charlie H
Seymore, James P
Gurley, William H._..
Enlisted Men:
Vestal, Marion C
Hight, Bernice C
Causey, Julian W
Condor, Frank M
Gunter, William F
McCain, Clawson W._
Moffitt, Walter C
Seymore, William E...
Clark, Walter L
Gunter, Linsey P
McBryde, Gordon L...
Stevens, Layton M
Tally, Walter L
Thomas, Harry D
Williams, Edwin L
Bradley, Robert H..__
Buchanan, Ray H
Buchanan, Walter W._
Coker, William E
Cothran, Fletcher P.. _
Cockrell, Alton W
Doss, James L
Dimmick, Graham B._
Edwards, John L
1st Lt...
IstLt...
2ndLt._
2ndLt._
IstSgt..
Staff Sgt
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. lcL
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. lcL
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
20409446
20409447
20409448
20409449
20409456
20409451
20409452
20409467
20409454
20409457
20409458
20409459
20409460
20409453
20409471
20409472
20409475
20409476
20409481
20409479
20409480
20409484
20409482
20409461
March 7, 1939
July 28, 1940
Jan. 29, 1937
Sept. 15, 1940
May
Sept.
Jan.
Feb.
Aug.
Sept.
May
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Dec.
Sept.
Jan.
July
May
May
Feb.
June
Feb.
Feb.
Aug.
Sept.
10, 1940
10, 1940
29, 1940
23, 1939
23, 1940
15, 1940
18, 1939
15, 1940
15, 1940
15, 1940
15, 1940
2, 1938
15, 1940
31, 1938
3, 1939
27, 1940
27, 1940
26, 1940
24, 1940
26, 1940
26, 1940
5, 1939
15, 1940
Sept. 28, 1940
Report of The Adjutant General
265
BATTERY E, 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Flow, James E
Fields, Charles N
Forbes, Thomas C
Holt, Walter J
Gautier, Melvin D
Joye, Hullon V
McBryde, Warren D._
O'Neil, James T
Riggsbee, Luther J
Sloan, John D
Stancil, James W
Spivey, Trenton J
Spi vey, Neal A
Scoggins, Woodrow W
Thomas, Hubert L
Thomas, Lester E
Thomas, Noah W
Atkins, Graham V
Brown, John P
Brewer, Augus M
Burkhead, Cooper M._
Cameron, A. Lonzo
Calcutt, Curtis W
Campbell, Sion H
Choplin, John T
Davis, Robert A
Dawkins, John A
Dowdy, Graham S
Gaddy, Frank W
Gaines, Quinton R
Gilmore, Hoyle W
Godwin, James P
Graham, James W
Graham, Gurnie L
Hanner, George K
Harky, Ray L._
Holder, Alex H
Holder, Nolem M
Holt, Hillard M
Hight, Henry A
Jackson, Leo C
Maurer, John P
Medlin, Jerome M
Merritt, John G
McBryde, Stanley M._
McKay, Daniel E
McNeill, Quinton L...
Rosser, Jofin C
Sessoms, William B._ .
Simpson, John L. B.._
Spivey, Edward R
Smith, Abyjah A
Smith, Lynn P
Sprouse, George E
Stewart, Roy M
Taylor, John L
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private-
Private.
Private .
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private _
Private.
Private.
Private-
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private-
Private.
Private .
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private -
Private-
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private .
Private.
Private-
Private.
Private
Private.
20409462
20409465
20409489
20409494
20409463
20409464
20409498
20409500
20409466
20409468
20409469
20409506
20409470
20409502
20409511
20409512
20409513
20409536
20409473
20409474
20409535
20409529
20409477
20409534
20409478
20409483
20409537
20409485
20409486
20409487
20409488
20409490
20409526
20409538
20409491
20409496
20409533
20409492
20409493
20409495
20409530
20409523
20409532
20409497
20409527
20409499
20409522
20409501
20409503
20409504
20409505
20409507
20409508
20409509
20409521
20409510
Oct.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Sept.
Sept.
Nov.
June
Sept.
June
Aug.
Oct.
Oct.
Nov.
Jan.
Oct.
Nov.
July
July
April
Feb.
July
July
Oct.
May
9, 1938
15, 1940
2, 1939
2, 1939
15, 1940
15, 1940
28, 1939
14, 1940
15, 1940
3, 1940
1, 1940
17, 1938
2, 1939
2, 1939
23, 1939
9, 1939
Feb. 15, 1940
Feb. 15, 1940
June 22, 1940
July 1, 1940
Feb. 26, 1940
Aug. 1, 1940
Oct. 16, 1939
Oct. 2, 1939
1, 1939
12, 1940
22, 1940
12, 1940
26, 1940
15, 1940
15, 1940
23, 1939
13, 1940
Sept. 24, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
266
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BATTERY E, 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Todd, Leon T
Turner, Howard W.
Wade, Erik E
Wade, Lex A
Wells, John C
Worthy, James A.. .
Woodell, Joseph L._
Woodell, Julius C...
Wilkie, Woodrow W
Wicker, Clayton W.
Wicker, James H...
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private.
Private
20409514
20409515
20409516
20409524
20409517
20409518
20409528
20409531
20409525
20409519
20409520
May 6, 1940
April 5, 1939
July 8, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
BATTERY F, 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY— MONROE, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Boger, Daniel J
Morgan, James P
Stearns, Junius S., Jr
Lee, John H
Enlisted Men:
Tiddy, Wilson C
Copeland, James H..
Crow, William H..._
Glenn, John W
Mason, Alton
Cashion, John W
Garrison, Walter L._ .
Gordon, Thomas L._ _
Plyler, James C
Rogers, Cyrus M., Jr,
Elmore, Eugene B...
Funderburk, Bill N..
Furr, Homer E
Hartis, Murray T
Home, Elverson C._ .
Keziah, Allen B
Keziah, James P
Lindsey, Irvin L
Parker, Cornelius W.
Porterfield, Jack
Privett, Julian W.__.
Rogers, Kenneth W._
Starnes, John W. H._
Starnes, Samuel W._ _
Stegall, Paul, Jr
Alexander, Earl E
Baucom, Reece H
Baucom, Roland W. .
Belk, James B
Captain.
2ndLt._
2nd Lt..
2ndLt._
lstSgt..
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. Id.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Private. .
Private..
Private. .
Private..
20409483
20409584
20409585
20409486
20409587
20409588
20409589
20409590
20409591
20409592
20409593
20409594
20409595
20409596
20409597
20409598
20409599
20409600
20409601
20409602
20409603
20409604
20409605
20409606
20409607
20409608
20409609
20409610
2040961 1
Aug. 17, 1935
Jan. 29, 1937
July 8, 1938
June 23, 1940
June
Sept.
July
Aug.
July
Feb.
Dec.
Feb.
Sept.
Nov.
May
Sept.
Sept.
Nov.
Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
Nov.
July
April
March
Dec.
April
April
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
29, 1939
7, 1940
28, 1938
2, 1940
12, 1940
5, 1938
16, 1938
S, 1940
12, 1940
8, 1937
1, 1939
10, 1938
26, 1938
26, 1938
16, 1939
16, 1939
16, 1939
19, 1938
28, 1938
19, 1940
10, 1939
12, 1938
11, 1938
11, 1938
12, 1940
14, 1940
10, 1940
12, 1940
12, 1940
Sept. 22, 1940
Sept. 22, 1940
Sept. 23, 1940
Sept. 22, 1940
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BATTERY F, 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY
267
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Beaver, CarL
Braswell, Asgill B
Broome, John G
Browning, Thomas C...
Cash, Clifton
Clark, Mack, Jr
Coan, Thomas L
Couick, LeRoy
Courtney, Curtis F
Copeland, John T
Cooper, Robert P
Crowell, William A
Crump, Clarence C
Davis, Clifton C
Eargle, Joe
Elms, Harry W
Fairley, Frank W
Foster, James
Funderburk, Marvin G.
Funderburk, John W._ .
Griffin, William S
Griffin, Evert G
Griffin, Claude W
Griffin, Conroe
Hargett, Leonard B
Hart, Sam B
Hartis, Charles J
Hatley, James D
Haigler, Allen P
Helms, Burl
Helms, Dalton L
Helms, Hall
Helms, Kenneth R
Helms, Howard W
Hill, William T
Hood, William B
Hunter, John L _ .
Huntley, Stokes N
King, Coy L
Knight, Paul
Lemmond, James W
Lemmond, Delbert R...
Lee, George T
Lingle, Arnold H
Littls, Odell H
Long, John B
Long, Vann A
Lowery, Paul W
McNeely, Ney
McClellan, John W
Moser, Bernard W
Moser, Clayton
Montgomery, Walter C.
Myers, Eugene C
Myers, Henry D
Payne, Rober L., Jr
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private. _
Private..
Private..
Private. .
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private. .
Private..
Private..
Private. _
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private. .
Private.,
Private..
Private..
Private. .
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
20409612
20409613
20409614
20409615
20409616
20409617
20409618
20409619
20409620
20409621
20409622
20409623
20409624
20409625
20409626
20409627
20409628
20409629
20409630
20409631
20409632
20409633
20409634
20409635
20409636
20409637
20409638
20409639
20409640
20409641
20409642
20409643
20409644
20409645
20409646
20409647
20409648
20409649
20409650
20409651
20409652
20409653
20409654
20409655
20409656
20409657
20409658
20409659
20409660
20409661
20409662
20409663
20409664
20409665
20409666
20409667
Sept. 14,
Sept. 12,
Sept. 12,
Sept. 18,
Aug. 28,
Sept. 12,
March 25,
April 1,
Sept. 14,
Sept. 12,
Sept. 14,
July 8,
Sept. 14,
Sept. 12,
Sept. 12,
Sept. 12,
Sept. 14,
Sept. 14,
Sept. 13,
June 24,
Nov. 3,
Sept. 12,
Sept. 14,
Sept. 14,
Jan. 15,
Jan. 17,
Sept. 12,
Oct. 2,
Sept. 14,
Feb. 19,
Oct. 16,
Feb. 23,
Oct. 2,
Sept. 14,
Feb. 5,
June 17,
Sept. 14,
Sept. 13,
Sept. 11,
Nov. 17,
June 3,
Sept. 12,
Sept. 13,
Sept. 13,
June
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sept.
Feb.
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1940
1940
1940
1940
1939
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1939
1940
1940
1940
1940
1938
1940
1939
1940
1940
1939
1940
1939
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1939
1940
1940
1940
1940
3, 1940
16, 1939
23, 1939
23, 1939
14, 1940
5, 1940
13, 1940
13, 1940
2, 1939
23, 1939
2, 1939
Sept. 22, 1940
Sept. 22, 1940
Sept. 22, 1940
Sept. 22, 1940
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BATTERY F, 113TH FIELD ARTILLERY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Plyler, Pete
Privette, Dan T
Richardson, James W. . _
Richardson, Robert Ney
Simpson, Elbert
Simpson, Charles
Simpson, Oscar F
Simpson, Paul W.
Smith, Don C
Starnes, Arthur C.
Starnes, Robert H
Stearns, George B
Steele, Gaston N
Stegall.Kemp
StegaU, Billy G
Stewart, Francis A
Summerlin, Fred W
Threatt, Sidi T
Trull, Homer W
Tysinger, Charles B
Tucker, Marion G
Whitley, John B
Williams, Grover L
Wilson, Kenneth W
Private
Private
Private.
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
20409668
20409669
20409670
20409671
20409672
20409673
20409674
20409675
20409676
20409677
20409678
20409679
20409680
20409681
20409682
20409683
20409684
20409685
20409686
20409687
20409689
20409690
20409691
Sept.
Jan.
Nov.
Sept.
Nov.
Sept.
Nov.
Nov.
Sept.
Oct.
May
July
Sept.
Sept.
Feb.
Nov.
Nov.
June
Oct.
Nov.
Sept.
Sept.
March
Sept.
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
, 1939
, 1939
, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
i, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1939
, 1940
, 1939
, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
Sept. 23, 1940
252ND COAST ARTILLERY (155MM GUN)
FIELD AND STAFF
Name
Rank
Date of
Commission
Residence
McClelland, Royce S...
Lewis, Robert B
Harriss, Andrew H., Jr.
Howe, Joseph G
Latta, William M
Sell, Allen M
Colonel .
Lt. Col.
Captain
Captain
Captain
IstLt..
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Feb.
Dec.
June
6, 1929
14, 1929
11, 1926
4, 1936
20, 1938
12, 1936
Wilmington
Raeford
Wilmington
Wilmington
Wadesboro
Wilmington
OFFICER PERSONNEL- 252ND COAST ARTILLERY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Home Station
McClelland, Royce S
Lewis, Robert B
Lewis, Ralph L...
McCumber, James B
Matheson, Robert A., Jr,
Poole, William L
Wishart, Francis E
Harriss, Andrew H., Jr..
Colonel.
Lt. Col.
Major..
Major. .
Major..
Major..
Captain
Captain
0140304
0176533
01S8781
0183405
0262504
0178913
0326749
0204938
Dec. 6, 1929
Dec. 14, 1929
Jan. 30, 1927
Jan. 22, 1930
March 18, 1937
Sept. 12, 1940
June 25, 1924
Dec. 11, 1926
Wilmington
Raeford
Greensboro
Wilmington
Greensboro
Raeford
Lumberton
Wilmington
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OFFICER PERSONNEL-252ND COAST ARTILLERY
Name
Faulconer, Edward L
Wrenn, Oscar I
Patterson, Eugene K
Cunningham, Calhoun D
Blue, Julian H
Chesnutt, Norwood B
Walker, John W
Fox, Norman A
Strickland, Samuel H -
Matthes, Cecil L —
Howe, Joseph G
Holt, Samuel E
Holton, James E., Jr
Latta, William M
Betts, EarlR._
Pigford, Guy E
Sullivan, Victor T
Dishner, Paul J
Corbett, Kenneth M
Floyd, Yates W
Ford, John E
Bloxton, Willard R
McAnally, Charles W
Symmes, Harrison M
Greer, Jackson, Jr._ —
Sell, Allen M -
Strickland, Geddie B
Burns, William F. . _
King, Richard M._
Nowlan, Albert E
McPhaul, John A., Jr
Bridges, Henry L
Snead, Younger F -
Hancammon, William H., Jr.
Dickson, George G
Britt, Ellery W ...
Heath, Raymond A
Forloines, George G
Rives, Robert B
McCuiston, Walter P
Rooks, Robert 0
Caldwell, David J._
Haney, Ralph T
Phibbs, Edward J., Jr
Harrison, Nathaniel W '.
Dougherty, Herbert H
Brown, Walker T
Lindemann, William J
Smith, James L
Lamont, William, Jr._
Bliss, Leonard J., Jr
Lester, Thomas B., Jr
Baggett, Charles C
Williamson, Leslie _
Floyd, Reuben R
Norment, Richard M
Dickson, Paul —
Nicholas, Gaylord W
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Captain .
Captain .
Captain.
Captain.
Captain.
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2ndLt._
2nd Lt..
W. 0...
0189349
0221793
0145029
0188590
0273917
0168297
0207929
0287264
0274652
0169062
0273896
0220798
0299899
0334700
0168288
0384634
0274818
0274041
0275428
0262442
0272525
0286076
0330758
0263860
0288460
0159546
0342873
0299927
0274729
0275513
0335284
0274680
0364187
0309002
0385186
0274354
0300468
0327152
0345287
0348302
0348213
0348208
0351539
0315045
0370957
0372320
0380433
0282233
0385712
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
March
March
May
April
June
Feb.
May
Sept.
Dec.
Jan.
Aug.
July
Sept.
March
30, 1927
27, 1929
26, 1930
18, 1930
19, 1930
1, 1930
26, 1930
17, 1931
6, 1933
13, 1935
4, 1936
28, 1936
27, 1937
20, 1938
14, 1939
5, 1939
6, 1940
15, 1940
8, 1930
Home Station
May
10, 1930
July
13, 1930
May
8, 1931
April
6, 1933
May
1, 1933
Feb.
4, 1936
June
12, 1936
July
20, 1936
April
11, 193S
June
7, 1938
Jan.
14, 1939
Sept.
1, 1939
Nov.
18, 1939
June
17, 1940
April
20, 1940
Sept.
12, 1940
March 28, 1930
Sept.
25, 1933
Feb.
4, 1936
April
17, 1936
June
27, 1936
July
30, 1936
July
20, 1936
Feb.
19, 1938
May-
7, 1938
June
23, 1938
Sept.
30, 1938
April
11, 1939
May
18, 1939
Oct.
7, 1939
Nov.
18, 1939
June
17, 1940
Sept.
14, 1940
1 July
28, 1939
Greensboro
Greensboro
Greensboro
Wilmington
Raeford
Whiteville
Raeford
Greensboro
High Point
Wilmington
Wilmington
High Point
Wilmington
Wadesboro
Greensboro
Wilmington
Wilmington
Raeford
Wilmington
Lumberton
Greensboro
Greensboro
High Point
Wilmington
Whiteville
Wilmington
High Point
Wilmington
Wilmington
Greensboro
Raeford
Greensboro
Raeford
Wilmington
Raeford
Whiteville
Whiteville
Lumberton
Wilmington
Greensboro
Whiteville
High Point
High Point
High Point
Greensboro
Lumberton
Wilmington
Greensboro
Whiteville
Raeford
Greensboro
Raeford
Wilmington
Wilmington
Greensboro
Lumberton
Raeford
Wilmington
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HEADQUARTERS BATTERY, 252ND COAST ARTILLERY— WILMINGTON, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Hoi ton, James E., Jr _
Corbett, Kenneth M
Enlisted Men:
Piatt, Phillip B
West, Percy C —
Divine, Edgar H
Proctor, Grady M
Shinn, Ernest R
Allen, Emmett M
Andrews, Leon F., Jr
Herring, Oscar, Jr..
Johnson, Francis G
Ulmer, Franklin C
Walton, Leo W
Wheeler, James P
Gibson, Harold A
Page, Lloyd G
Pittman, John C, Jr
Shue, Sterling S
Walker, Benjamin D., Jr...
Bradshaw, Eldwood C
Brown, Benjamin M
Farmer, John E
Gray, Winston H., Jr
Henderson, Hildreth C . . .
Maxwell, Edward G .
Miller, Dick E
Royal, Oscar T
Simmons James M
Underwood, Thomas A., Jr
Walton, Bruce 0
, >. Andrews, James L
Batchelor, Robert B
Batson, George R
Braswell, Jesse W
Dixon, Archie A
Eason, Walter E., Jr
Graham, Tracy H
Haines, Francis C
Harper, Charles S
Hatchell, Charles T
Herring, Thomas J
Hunter, John G
Josenhans, Leonard L
Kellum, Maurice H .-
Langston, Henry P .._
Lewis Linwood H ..
Mead, Julian K
Newton, James M
Overby, Devereaux B
Potter, Bernice M
Rackley, Harvey G
Saunders, James C, Jr
Shepard, Frank S., Jr
Sinclair, Frank McP
Captain..
1st Lt.__.
M.Sgt...
M.Sgt...
IstSgt...
Tech. Sgt
Tech. Sgt
Staff Sgt..
Staff Sgt..
Sergeant.
Sergeant.
Sergeant.
Sergeant _
Sergeant .
Corporal.
Corporal.
Corporal.
Corporal.
Corporal.
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl_.
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl. .
Pvt. lcl_.
Pvt. Id..
Private. .
Private...
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private...
Private. ..
Private. ..
Private...
Private. ..
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private. . .
Private...
Sept. 27, 1937
March 8, 1930
20465567
2046556S
20465571
20465569
20465570
20465572
20465573
20465574
20465575
20465576
20465577
20465578
20465579
20465580
20465581
20465582
20465583
20465584
20465585
20465586
20465587
20465588
20465589
20465590
20465591
20465592
20465593
20465594
20465595
20465596
20465597
20465598
20465599
20465600
20465601
20465602
20465603
20465604
20465605
20465606
20465607
20465608
20465609
20465610
20465611
20465612
20465613
20465614
20465615
20465616
20465617
20465618
July
Sept.
March
May
Feb.
May
Aug.
Nov.
Dec.
June
Nov.
May
April
April
Sept.
July
May
May
March
Oct.
Nov.
Nov.
March
April
Nov.
May
June
Sept.
May
March
Sept.
June
Jan.
March
Sept.
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
Oct.
Sept.
Sept.
Feb.
July
Sept.
Sept.
March
Sept.
Sept.
June
Sept.
Aug.
, 1940
, 1938
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1938
, 1940
, 1939
, 1938
, 1940
, 1938
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1938
, 1938
, 1939
, 1937
, 1937
, 1938
, 1938
, 1938
, 1938
, 1938
, 1938
, 1939
, 1939
1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1938
, 1938
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
i, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
Nov. 9, 1940
Nov. 8, 1940
Sept. 17, 1940
Sept. 17, 1940
Nov. 1, 1940
Nov. 1, 1940
Sept. 17, 1940
Sept. 17, 1540
Report of The Adjutant General
HEADQUARTERS BATTERY, 252ND COAST ARTILLERY
271
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Private
Private
Private
Private _ _
20465619
20465620
20465621
20465622
20465623
Jan. 4, 1940
Oct. 24, 1939
April 11, 1939
Aug. 22, 1940
Nov. 21, 1939
Walton, Jimmie
Willaford, Harry B.
SERVICE BATTERY, 252ND COAST ARTILLERY— WHITEVILLE, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Chesnutt, Norwood B
Greer, Jackson, Jr
Heath, Raymond A
Rooks, Robert O
Smith, James L
Enlisted Men:
Cook, Linwood P
Ellis, Louis O., Jr
Carey, James M
Ward, Eugene P
Burns, John K
Harrelson, Lawrence E., Jr
Best, William T
Burns, Robert H., Jr
Hayes, William L
Arp, William M
Odum, Eddie B
Robbins, John H
Best, William B
Brown, Irvin P
Canady Fletcher M ..
Carteret, Leamon W
Fisher, Henry A"
Floyd, Joseph J
Greer, Max N
Hill, Garland L
Hill, Joseph E
Ross, James H
Soles, William E
Stanley, William P
Ward, Joseph B
Woodell, Newsome _
Bass, Elmer W
Blackman, Henry M
Carteret, Marvin L
Creech, Henon F
Duncan, Leamon D
Dutton, David L
Eunice, George
Floyd, Heddie J
Captain..
lstLt.._.
2ndLt...
2ndLt._.
2nd Lt...
Mr. Sgt...
Mr. Sgt._.
1st Sgt...
Tech. Sgt
Staff Sgt..
Staff Sgt,.
Sergeant.
Sergeant .
Sergeant.
Corporal.
Corporal.
Corporal .
Pvt. Id..
Pvt. Id..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. Id..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt, lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. Id..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. Id..
Private...
Private. __
Private. _.
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
Private...
March 1, 1930
Feb. 4, 1936
March 28, 1930
June 27, 1936
May 18, 1939
20465704
20465705
20465706
20465707
20465709
20465710
20465711
20465712
20465713
20465714
20465715
20465716
20465717
204657 IS
20465762
20465719
20465720
20465721
20465722
20465723
20465724
20465725
20465726
20465727
20465728
20465729
20465730
20465731
20465732
20465733
20465734
20465735
20465736
20465737
Sept.
July
April
April
Sept.
Sept.
May
Jan.
Sept.
Nov.
Oct.
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
July-
Sept.
Feb.
July
July
Sept.
July
Sept.
Dec.
Oct.
Dec.
Nov.
May
Jan.
Jan.
May
May
May
May
Sept.
9, 1940
2, 1940
4, 1939
16, 1939
5, 1940
5, 1940
22, 1939
4, 1940
5, 1940
1, 1938
27, 1939
9, 1940
9, 1939
2, 1939
17, 1939
24, 1938
2, 1938
17, 1939
1, 1939
5, 1940
1, 1939
5, 1940
12, 1938
2, 1939
8, 1939
4, 1938
1, 1940
9, 1940
9 ,1940
1, 1940
1, 1940
20, 1940
20, 1940
10, 1940
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SERVICE BATTERY, 252ND COAST ARTILLERY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Gibson, Henry E
Gore, Donald M
Hammond, Ezra W
Hayes, Alton T
Hayes, David F
Inman, Alfred 0
Jones, Marvin
Jones, Willie J
Jordan, Edgar A
Lee, Robert E
Long, Lory J
Maultsby, John C
Miller, James M
Osborne, Ellis G
Rhodes, Arnold W
Sellers, Clarence B
Simmons, Homer
Smith, John D
Stocks, Jay D
Strickland, Burney C, Jr.
Thompson, Calton
Ward, Alonzo D., Jr
Ward, Robert L
Williams, Joe
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
20465738
20465740
20465741
20465742
20465743
20465744
20465739
20465745
20465746
20465747
20465748
20465749
20465750
20465751
20465752
20465753
20465754
20465755
20465756
20465757
20465758
20465759
20465760
20465761
March
May
Oct.
April
Sept.
Sept.
June
Aug.
May
Aug.
May
Sept.
May
Jan.
June
May
June
Feb.
Aug.
May
Sept.
Sept.
July
June
1940
1940
1939
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1939
1939
1940
1940
BAND, 252ND COAST ARTILLERY-WILMINGTON, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Burns, William F
Nicholas, G.W
Enlisted Men:
King, Eugene E
Aiken, James E
Barnhill, Marion F
Holmes, Jere M _-
McGowan, Claude J.. . .
Pye, Marvin D., Jr
Boone, Elliott L
Griffin, Wilbur D
Holmes, Carl J
Peterson, Ransom G
Pridgen, Robert G.
Stephens, Hugh
Williamson, James S., Jr.
Wrede, John C
Anderson, William E. B.
Boyles, Richard F
Coburn, Darwin L
Harrell, Carlton S
1st Lt....
W. O
Tech. Sgt
Staff Sgt..
Sergeant.
Sergeant.
Sergeant.
Sergeant .
Corporal.
Corporal.
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. Id..
Pvt. lcl..
Private...
Private...
Private. ..
Private...
20465692
20465695
20465697
294656S8
20465681
20465700
20465679
20465687
20465680
20465696
20465699
20465698
20465682
20465678
20465694
20465693
20465703
20465689
April
July
May
June
July
April
Dec.
Oct.
Oct.
June
Nov.
March
June
Sept.
July
Jan.
June
July
July
May
11, 1938
28, 1939
20, 1940
17, 1940
17, 1940
1, 1940
2, 1939
2, 1939
25, 1939
19, 1940
8, 1937
2, 1940
20, 1938
21, 1937
17, 1939
10, 1938
24, 1940
1, 1940
15, 1940
20, 1940
Nov. 7, 1940
Sept. 20, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
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BAND, 252ND COAST ARTILLERY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Private.
Private
Private .
Private
Private ..
Private . _
20465701
20465690
20465683
20465691
20465685
20465702
20465686
20465684
Sept. 15, 1940
June 20, 1940
May 29, 1939
June 17, 1940
Sept. 4, 1940
Sept. 15, 1940
Aug. 26, 1940
Jan. 3, 1940
MeClain, Daniel W.
Tilden, Robert B.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT DETACHMENT, 252ND COAST ARTILLERY-GREENSBORO, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Matheson, Robert A., Jr,
Fox, Norman A
Pigford, Guy E
Sullivan, Victor T
Enlisted Men:
Burke, Henry P
Turkett, Cleveland J....
Myrick, Ben F
Bennett, Carvin
Duggins, William P
Hobbs, Willie B.._
McDaniel, Ernest D
Bennett, Floyd
Bradley, Walter J._
Creed, William C
East, Walker L., Jr
Garner, J. D.
Garner, Warren G
Kivett, EarlC ....
Lemons, Shelton E
Mathews, William A
Page, James S
Smith, Norman R
Smith, Elihugh P
Swafford, John J
Wood, Milton L.._
Wray, Harvey L
Davis, Raymond E
Collins, Herman V
Coble, Thomas Q
Duffey, J. D
Kennedy, Lacy H
Gilliland, George M
Summers, Cly de P
Snider, Garland E
Major...
Captain .
Captain.
Captain.
Sergeant
Sergeant
Corporal
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt, lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private. .
Private..
Private..
Private. .
Private..
Private..
Private. .
Private..
Private..
Private. .
Private..
Private. .
Private..
Private. .
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
20467518
20467500
20467621
20467521
20467513
20467510
20467507
20467517
20467519
20467515
20467512
20467511
20467497
20467509
20467508
20467506
20467505
20467503
20467504
20467501
20467499
20467498
20467514
20467516
20467496
20467495
20467494
20467493
20467502
20467492
March 18, 1937
May 17, 1931
Aug. 4, 1939
July 6, 1940
Nov.
Jan.
Sept.
Jan.
Sept.
Jan.
July
Jan.
May
June
Nov.
Oct.
Aug.
April
May
Oct.
March
Sept.
Sept.
Aug.
Nov.
May
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
1939
1939
1940
193S
1940
193S
1940
1938
1940
1940
1939
1938
1940
1940
1940
1939
1940
1940
1940
1940
1938
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
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1ST BATTALION-252ND COAST ARTILLERY
Name
McCumber, James B
Matthes, Cecil L
Burns, William F
Hancammon, William H., Jr,
Caldwell, David J
Rank
Major. .
Captain
lstLt._
lstLt..
2nd Lt._
Date of
Commission
Jan. 22, 1930
June 13, 1935
April 11, 1938
April 20, 1940
July 20, 1936
Residence
Wilmington
Wilmington
Wilmington
Wilmington
Wilmington
HEADQUARTERS BATTERY, 1ST BATTALION, 252ND COAST ARTILLERY— RAEFORD. N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Walker, John W
McPhaul, John A., Jr
Enlisted Men:
Koonce, Clarence M
Lindsay, John H
Parker, Harris
Gillis, John McN
Jones, Alfred T
Koonce, DavidD
McDowell, Melvin
Mclnnis, Thomas A
Willis, William E
Ellis, Neil G...
Gillis, Clyde B
Holland, James T
Kennedy, Carl M
Pittman, Charles A
Brown, James C
Deaton, William J., Jr
Green, Pearl
McFadyen, Duncan B., Jr
McKenzie, Daniel N
McRacken, Vernon W.
Pate, Alexander G
Wall, Roy E
Willis, Clarence E
Boseman, McAdoo
Crowley, Herman W
Davis, Theodore C
Dozier, Robert H
Edge, Malburn
Guin, Henry H
Kennedy, William E
Melton, James
McBryde, John C
McMillan, Edd
Pate, Lacy
Pittman, Lawrence B
Quick, William H
Quinn, Robert B
Sellers, Duncan E
Smith, Eugene W
Captain.
lstLt...
1st Sgt..
Staff Sgt
Staff Sgt
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcL
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Private. .
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private..
Private. .
Private..
Private..
Private..
20467026
20467027
20467028
20467029
20467030
20467031
20467032
20467033
20467034
20467035
20467036
20467037
20467038
20467039
20467040
20467041
20467042
20467043
20467044
20467745
20467046
20467047
20467048
20467049
20467050
20467068
20467051
20467052
20467053
20467054
20467055
20467056
20467057
20467058
20467059
20467060
20467061
20467062
20467063
March 26, 1930
Sept. 1, 1939
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Jan.
Sept.
April
Sept.
Sept.
Jan.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
March 3
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
Oct.
Feb.
Oct.
Oct.
Sept. IS
Jan. 30
July 1
Sept. 25
July
April 15
Oct. 2
July
Sept.
Oct.
May
Oct.
Nov.
June 10,
March 18
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
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, 1939
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, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
, 1939
, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
Nov. 5, 1940
Oct. 30, 1940
Sept. 17, 1940
Sept. 17, 1940
Sept. 17, 1940
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275
HEADQUARTERS BATTERY. 1ST BATTALION, 252ND COAST ARTILLERY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Snipes, James E._
Stephens, Cecil B
Wall, Wilbur
West, Lacy B
Private
Private
Private
Private
20467064
20467065
20467066
20467067
May 13, 1940
Nov. 8, 1939
Dec. 1, 1939
Oct. 26, 1939
BATTERY A, 252ND COAST ARTILLERY-WILMINGTON, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Cunningham, Calhoun D
King, Richard M
Rives, Robert B
Brown, Walker T
Enlisted Men:
Sistrunk, Simpson F., Jr.
Boylan, Joseph E., Jr
Johnston, Walter F
McKeithan, Ernest H.__
Saint-Amand, Julius E._ .
Spooner, James C
Strange, James F
Sutton, Henry A. _
Thomas, Charles A., Jr..
Woodcock, Lloyd W
Bethea, Harry E...
Braak, Peter B
Council, Herbert H
Craig, Albert B
Crews, Robert R
Mclnnis, John H
Moore, Allan B
Murray, Emery G
Taylor, Henry L
Beat, Joseph T...
Cox, Robert L.
Craig Donald C ..
Cromartie, Donald R
Eason, William L
Farley, John T., Jr
Head, William T
Janicki, Henry F
Jordan, Claude W
Kelly, William J
King, Renouard S., Jr...
Larson, James L., Jr
McDowell, William L._ .
Mead, Oscar D., Jr
Mewborn, Jesse B
Peschau, Charles A
Rivenbark, Hairy R
Captain .
lstLt...
2nd Lt._
2nd Lt..
lst Sgt..
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Pvt. lcL
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl_
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl,
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
20465S14
20465815
20465816
20465817
20465818
20465819
20465820
20465821
20465822
20465823
20465824
20465825
20465826
20465827
20465828
20465829
20465830
20465831
20465832
20465833
20465834
20465835
20465836
20465837
20465838
20465839
20465840
20465841
20465842
20465843
20465844
20465845
20465846
20465847
20465848
20465849
Feb. 18, 1930
June 7, 1938
Feb. 4, 1936
Sept. 30, 1938
Aug. 23
Feb. 3
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
May 28
Feb.
Sept. 26
April 25
Oct. 26
April 19
Sept. 19
Oct. 30
June 27
Oct.
Feb.
Oct.
March 14
Oct. 19
Jan.
June
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
July
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Aug.
Dec.
June
Oct.
Aug. 20,
1938
1939
1938
1938
1937
1940
1938
1939
1939
1937
1938
1939
1937
1940
1937
1939
1939
1939
1939
1939
1939
1937
1939
1939
1939
1939
1939
1939
1939
1938
1939
1940
1939
1940
1939
1940
Oct. 5, 1940
Oct. 26, 1940
Nov. 29, 1940
Sept. 21, 1940
276
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BATTERY A, 252ND COAST ARTILLERY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Sanderson, William H....
Sears, Frank W., Jr
Sistrunk, James B._
Thomas, Elmer R
Versaal, Gerard
Westmoreland, Russell M
Allen, Lloyd C, Jr
Autry, Bill
s Becker, Harold M
Bland, Raymond A
Borneman, Harry S
Boswell, Thurman
Brinkley, Barns W
Brittain, David 0
Butler, Robert W
Craig, Joseph W
Davis, Joseph R
Davis, William 0 „
Darby, Thomas A
English, Charles E
Evans, Joseph E
Evans, Richard K
Everett, Julian B
Farrow, Cordell E. D
Farrow, Warren G
Frownfelter, Ned W
Gale, Henry A
Gregory, Earl
Hardison, Robert W
Heidt, James B
Hewett, Glenn W
Hewlett, David C -
Hearn, James E., Jr
Hilton, HaselF
Hinnant, William T
Houston, Clarence W
Houston, LeeH
Jackson, Benjamin B., Jr.
Jackson, Edwin B
Jones, William R., Jr
Kornegay, William A
Lee, Henry B.
Lawhorne, Louis J _
Lewis, Waddell
Ludlum, John C
Lyerly, William R.
Lynch, George G., Jr
McKoy, William R
Matthews, Algie W
Mayer, Cornelius F
Merrill, Benjamin W
Nelson, Walter D
Pridgen, Henry L
Rogers, Ernest L
Sanders, William B
Simpkins, James 0..
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private-
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private-
Private.
Private.
20465850
20465851
20465852
20465853
20465854
20465855
20465856
20465857
20465858
20465859
20465860
20465861
20465862
20465863
20465864
20465865
20465866
20465867
20465868
20465869
20465870
20465871
20465872
20465873
20465874
20465875
20465876
20465877
20465878
20465879
20465880
20465881
20465882
20465883
20465884
20465885
20465886
20465887
20465888
20465889
20465S90
20465891
20465892
20465893
20465894
20465S95
20465896
20465897
2046589S
20465899
20465900
20465901
20465902
20465903
20465904
20465905
Oct.
Jan.
Jan. 18
Nov. 30
Dec. 12
Feb. 6,
Sept. 14:
Oct. 10
Sept. 14
Aug. 20
Oct. 10
May 28
Sept. 10
Sept. 14
Sept. 10,
Aug. 22,
Sept. 10
Sept. 3
Sept. 14
May
Sept.
Sept.
Sept. 14,
Sept. 12.
Sept. 15,
Sept. 10
Nov. 16,
Aug.
Nov. 14
Sept. 14
Sept. 12
Nov. 26
Aug.
Sept.
Sept. 14
May 14
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
Sept. 10
March 19
March 12
Sept. 14
Nov. 2
Sept. 12
Sept, 14
Sept. 3
Aug. 13,
Sept. 3
Sept. 12
Oct. 19
May 7,
Sept. 10,
Sept. 10,
May 7
Sept. 10,
, 1939
, 1940
, 1938
, 1937
,1939
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
,1940
, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
i, 1939
!, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
Sept. 21, 1940
Report of The Adjutant General
BATTERY A. 252ND COAST ARTILLERY
277
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Sneeden, Thomas W
Stallings, Harry F., Jr...
Tharp, EarlW
Tienken, Ernest 0
Tienken, John C. W..._
Towles, Herbert R
Ward, Graham S
Watkins, Marvin W
Webster, Julian P
Walker, Carl W
Watters, Harry F., Jr..
White, Edwin B
Wilson, Lawrence W. . .
Woodcock, Owen K., Jr,
Wroton, Sidney E
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private
Private.
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
20465906
20465907
20465908
20465909
20465910
20465911
20465912
20465913
20465914
20465915
20465916
20465917
20465918
20465919
20465920
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Aug.
Aug.
June
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Nov.
Sept.
May
Oct.
Sept.
14, 1940
3, 1940
5, 1940
22, 1940
22, 1940
4, 1940
12, 1940
14, 1940
14, 1940
9, 1940
23, 1939
14, 1940
7, 1940
10, 1939
5, 1940
BATTERY B, 252ND COAST ARTILLERY— LUMBERTON, N. C.
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
* Wishart, Francis E
Floyd, Yates W
Forloines, George A
Daugherty, Herbert H
Enlisted Men:
Klarpp, Joseph D
French, William F
Hayes, Floyd M
Lennon, William L
Pait, Neil J., Jr
Parker, Samuel L
Phillips, Hansford Y
Townsend, Charles W
Townsend, Lester B
Townsend, Lloyd W
West, Derwood
Allen, Thomas H
Bowen, John M., Jr
Byrd, Curtis L
Cottingham, Vernon
Council, Archie C
Floyd, Lester W
Hatchell, Taylor S
Love, Alfred R.
Musselwhite, Emory L., Jr
McNeill, Duncan H
Stone, William E., Jr
Alexander, Edwin H
Barnes, Boyce B
Brisson, Homer D
Captain,
lstLt..-
2nd Lt...
2ndLt...
IstSgt...
Sergeant.
Sergeant.
Sergeant.
Sergeant.
Sergeant.
Sergeant .
Sergeant.
Sergeant.
Sergeant
Sergeant
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Pvt. lei.
Pvt. lcl.
Pvt. lcl.
20466017
20466020
20466021
20466022
20466023
20466018
20466024
20466025
20466019
20466143
20466026
20466027
20466044
20466031
20466056
20466033
20466035
2046603S
20466039
204660S3
20466079
20466041
20466042
20466028
20466029
June 25, 1924
May 10, 1930
Sept. 25, 1933
June 23, 1938
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Jan.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
March
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
Sept.
May
Nov.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
June
Sept.
Aug.
Sept.
13, 1940
25, 1939
8, 1940
25, 1939
9, 1939
25, 1939
13, 1940
13, 1940
8, 1940
13, 1940
25, 1939
25, 1939
24, 1938
13, 1940
20, 1940
14, 1938
25, 1939
25, 939
25, 1939
25, 1939
25, 1939
5, 1939
5, 1940
3, 1939
13, 1940
278
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BATTERY B, 252ND COAST ARTILLERY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Britt, Ingram P
Bryant, Joseph E., Jr
Bullock, Walter R
Byrd. Grady S
Byrd, John W
Byrd, William B
Cabaniss, William J
Carter, Leon H
Coleman, William E
Connor, Fred E
Cox, Ralph L
Cundiff, Posey L
Duncan, Abern, Jr
Edwards, Edgar
Faircloth Howard T
Fields, Eric
Hathaway, Marshall M
Huggins, Mitchell L
Hughes, Austin D._
Jackson, Avery, Jr
James, Curtis D
Jenkins, Paul A
Kelly, John J
Kinlaw, Bruce C
Lamb, Grady L
Mishoe, James M
McCartney, George B
McConnaughey, William E
McDuffie, Royce M
Norris, Homer
Norton, JohnF
Nance, James C
Nunnery, Jack W
Phillips, James D
Phillips, Wilton N
Pittman, Lacy McK
Stone, Bruce
Tyler, James M
Willcox, Jake M
Williford, James A
Williams, Foster B
Williamston, James L., Jr..
Woods, Junius C
Allen, Henry B
Allen, William B
Altman, Jesse C
Barnes, Cecil R
Bodiford, Benjamin F
Bowman, Frederick A
Branch, William D
Britt, Johny
Britt, Joseph C
Bryant, Alexander W
Bryan, Billy C
Buie, Joseph N.
Butler, Fred W
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BATTERY B, 252ND COAST ARTILLERY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Clark, Frank A
Clewis, Henry B
Cox, Elmer
Currie, Angus W
Davis, John C
Davis, Willie H. ....
Dudley, Felton
Duncan, John D., Jr.
Edens, Leighton A.. .
Fields, George A
Freeman, Billie P
Fuller, William F., Jr
Hall, Arthur J
Harper, Henry H
Harris, David H
Ivey, Alfred I
Jones, Jack J.
Lamb, Lee F
Lamb, Odell
Lewis, Durham E
Meares, Stephen R...
Monroe, James T
MacLean, Kenneth..
McNeill, Alton D.___
Parker, Robert A
Pate, Frederick
Plyler, Alfred B
Powers, Fred P
Prevatte, James D._ .
Roberts, Millard H..
Rozier, William L
Sealey, Johnnie M._ _
Shaw, Walter R
Smith, Henry A
Smith, John J _
Smith, John P., Jr.. .
Smith, Wade H
Smith, William A... .
Stone, Jack D
Surles, James M., Jr.
Tyler, Cam M
Tyson, Thomas R
Williams, Harley G. .
Wilkins, Cleven
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2ND BATTALION, 252ND COAST ARTILLERY
Name
Rank
Date of
Commission
Residence
Lewis, Ralph L
Wrenn, Oscar I
Ford, John E
Lindemann, William J
Major. .
Captain
1st Lt..
2ndLt..
Jan. 20, 1927
Jan. 27, 1929
July 13, 1930
April 11, 1939
Greensboro
Greensboro
Greensboro
Greensboro
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HEADQUARTERS BATTERY, 2ND BATTALION, 252ND COAST ARTILLERY— GREENSBORO, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Betts, EarlR
Nowlan, Albert E
Enlisted Men:
Culbreth, Arnold D...
Culbreth, James W._ _
Hicks, Luther B
Crevensten, Russell H,
Ficke, Richard H
Leonard, Millard Le_ _
Wrenn, Carl E
Flinton, George R
Leonard, William L.__
Milholland, Jay G., Jr
Stanley, Carl M
Williams, Claude H._.
Cates, John B
Caviness, Charlie G...
Culbreth, Claude M...
Flinton, Elmo F
Grubbs, Norris G
Long, Theodore A
Morris, Robert L
Oakes, Douglas T
Robinson, Herbert A.-
Brooks. Alan C
Brown, Lynwood J
Burba, James H
DeLong, Edwin N
Harris, Herman E
Harris, Sherman A
Lane, John E
Lee, Walters
Leonard, Hollis 0
Morgan, John H
Nixon, Marshall L
Plummer, Tommy L._
Pollard, Jack M
Ray, John E
Roberts, Clayton W...
Russell, Jerome E
Summers, William B.-
Smith, Fred S
Webster, Warren H...
Whitt, Henry
Wilson, James C
Yow, William E., Jr.-
Captain .
1st Lt—
Staff Sgt
Staff Sgt
Staff Sgt
Sergeant.
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
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Corporal
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BATTERY C, 252ND COAST ARTILLERY-GREENSBORO, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Patterson, Eugene K..
Bridges, Henry L
Harrison, Nathaniel W
Bliss, Leonard J., Jr...
Enlisted Men:
Floyd, Wilbur H
Kendrick, Troy B
Kelley, Vernon B., Jr..
Kirk, Benjamin N.
Lashley, Wister J.
Perry, William R
Summers, Walter L...
Williams, Hugh B
Williams, Richard C._ .
Flowers, John A
Gourley, James D
Keaton, Rufus W
Kent, William R
Layton, David H
Nau, Henry F. G
Rochelle, Hubert B
Adams, Elkanah .
Barefoot, Raymond V.
Berry, James J _
Brightwell, Claude A..
Earl, William M
Gourley, Harvey A
Gregory, John T
Hunt, Jack R._
Hyatt, Arthur J
Hyatt, George T _
Inman, Samuel W._ . .
Lane, Aurie L
Lewis, Radford F
Lewis, Richard W
McDaniel, Walter L...
McPherson, John J
Nadeau, Henry J.
Paschall, Carl W
Mitchell, Thomas E...
Osborne, Foy A
Pegram, William
Sharpe, Houston P
Rich, John B
Root, Hardy S
Stukes, James R
Travis, Arthur R
Webster, Jesse J
Wrenn, William P
Allen, David D
Allen, Henry C
Allen, James W
Amos, Willie L
Baldwin, Henry C
Bailey, Cecil M._
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IstLt...
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BATTERY C, 252ND COAST ARTILLERY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Enlisted Men:
Bishop, Thomas F
Burnie, Fred J
Canada, Robert
Chrismon, David H
Crowder, Bryant W
Crump, WalterT
Dark, Nick B
Dyson, Woodrow
Earl, Henry D
Enzor, Dempsey A
Fargis, Thomas 0
Forrester, John R
Fox, Joseph E
Frazier, Walter D
Freeman, Wilbert
Gales, Earl R
Gourley, Wesley E
Godwin, Horace T
Graves, Frances
Green, Raymond H
Hall, William H
Hart, Floyd E
Hobson, Neill A
Horner, James F
Jackson, Dewey M
Jernigan, Thomas D
Kimbro, Odell I
Kivette, Garland W
Knight, Cicero C
Lackey, James J
Lane, Dennis
Lowe, Thurman B
Madison, Jack D
McClanahan, Melvin F
Mills, Jack W
Mize, Warren T
Morris, Giles W
Murray, Russell M
Musselwhite, Samuel S
Newby, Luther
Niven, J. A
Parrish, George C
Paschall, Gurney C
Pegrarn, Oscar
Philen, William B
Phillips, James W._
Quick, Wendell M
Ramsey, Jack J._.
Register, Samuel F
Reynolds, James B
Rimmer, Roy H
Scott, Grady W
Soles, Willie
Sproles, George C
Stocks, Clyde C I Private
Straughn, Billie L ..J Private
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3, 1939
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11, 1940
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Feb.
13, 1939
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9, 1940
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15, 1940
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14, 1940
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6, 1939
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5, 1940
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BATTERY C. 252ND COAST ARTILLERY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Strickliti , James L
Suggs, Jap E
Suggs, Merit D
Thomas, Luther A
Thompson, Eemond E
Thore, George D
Turner, Chester H....
Walker, Charles C....
Waters, Joseph E
Wells, James
Whitt, Harold R
Wilkes, James E
Williams, Harry H
Womble, Charles F„_ .
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BATTERY D, 252ND COAST ARTILLERY— GREENSBORO, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Faulconer, Edward L...
Bloxton, Willard R
McCuiston, Walter H._
Enlisted Men:
Leonard, Lewis F
Lewis, James H
Lee, William F
Meetz, Daniel R
Moore, Julius J.. _
Murray, Ernest W
Scurlock, David C
Solomon, Fletcher T._ .
Trexler, Troy L
Ford, Ernest E
Highfill, David F
Jackson, William H
Lewis, William R.
Manley, Eugene E
Murray, Lester G
Nance, Lee A
Baldwin, Gaston H., Jr,
Bledsole, James D
Campbell, Colon C
Coltrane, Jack
Cuthbertson, John E...
Cuthbertson, Worth
Dinwiddie, Jack L
Hatcher, Emmett L
High, DlayB
Hutson, Edward A
Jordan, Roger E
Captain.
IstLt...
2nd Lt._
IstSgt..
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Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
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Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal
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Pvt. lcl.
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20466420
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May 8, 1931
April 17, 1936
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BATTERY D, 252ND COAST ARTILLERY
Name
Enlisted Men:
Luck, James W
Pegram, Edward J
Preddy, George E
Purdy, Alvin K
Serunian, Sosik H
Alvis, Weldon L
Alvis, Samuel G
Bradley, James T
Bray, Fred F., Jr
Brandon, Willard M
Brandt, Leon J., Jr
Bruce, John L
Chatman, Noah M
Causey, Sylvester N
Caviness, Irvin N
Childress, Howard T.__
Cobb, Clyde B., Jr
Coble, Gedrge H
Cuthbertson, Evan A.._
DeHart, Larkin 0., Jr...
Donivant, Thomas D.._
Doss, Winfred H ...
Douglas, Stephen A
East, Walker L
Edwards, Willis W
Faison, Ralph R., Jr
Foster, James W
Foster, Virgil E
Ferguson, William E
Fulton, Robert B
Fleming, Howard M
Garner, Arden A
Gaskins, Thomas B., Jr..
Gouge, Plato.
Hagins, George L
Harris, Ernest L
Harris, Lee V
Harris, Marshall E
Hayden, Guy T
Houser, Jacob E. B., Jr..
Hinton, ChesterA
Jenkins, Everett W
Jessup, George W __
Jessup, Joseph R.
Kinney, Albert J
Kistler, Joseph W.
Lanning, Howard B
Laughon, John C
Lindsay, Stewart D'
Lewis, James M
Maness, Edgar B
Maness, William D
Melton, William L
Miller, Elmer G __
Morris, Junior R
Morrow, Garnett.
Rank or
Grade
Pvt. lcl_
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Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
20466446
Jan.
9, 1939
20466447
June
24, 1940
20466448
Sept.
19, 1938
20466449
June
7, 1940
20466450
June
3, 1940
20466451
Aug.
9, 1940
20466463
Sept.
2, 1940
20466454
Feb.
17, 1939
20466455
Sept.
13, 1940
20466456
July
6, 1940
20466457
Sept.
9, 1940
20466458
July
5, 1940
20466459
June
17, 1940
20466460
Sept.
7, 1940
20466461
April
7, 1940
20466421
Sept.
14, 1940
20466462
Sept.
2, 1940
20466464
March 11, 1940
20466465
May
27, 1940
20466466
Aug.
5, 1940
20466467
Sept.
4, 1939
20466468
Feb.
12, 1940
20466469
Sept.
18, 1939
717330
Jan.
16, 1939
20466470
Aug.
19, 1940
20466471
Sept.
9, 1940
20466472
Aug.
26, 1940
20466488
Sept.
13, 1940
20466473
Sept.
2, 1940
20466474
Sept.
13, 1940
20466475
Sept.
10, 1940
20466476
Aug.
9, 1940
20466477
Oct.
2, 1939
2046647S
Sept.
10, 1940
20466479
Sept.
9, 1940
20466480
Dec.
11, 1939
20466492
July
1, 1940
20466500
Aug.
5, 1940
20466481
Sept.
10, 1940
20466482
Feb.
19, 1940
20466483
Aug.
15, 1940
20466484
Sept.
6, 1940
20466485
April
22, 1940
20466501
April
22, 1940
20466486
Sept.
7, 1940
20466487
Sept.
9, 1940
20466489
Aug.
5, 1940
20466490
July
1, 1940
20466491
Oct.
9, 1939
20466493
Sept.
13, 1940
20466494
June
17, 1940
20466502
Oct.
23, 1939
20466495
Feb.
5, 1940
20466496
Sept.
11, 1939
20466497
July
5, 1940
20466498 '
Aug.
26, 1940
Date of
Discharge
Sept. 17, 1940
Sept. 17, 1940
Sept. 17, 1940
Sept. 17, 1940
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BATTERY D, 252ND COAST ARTILLERY
285
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Murphy, Walter H
O'Briant, Thomas G
Overcash, Ralph A
Parrish, Walter W., Jr...
Purdy, Thomas P
Ryals, Wallace E
Sanford, Frank L., Jr
Saunders, Carlton C
Saunders, Clarence E
Shepard, Bernard C
Shaw, Robert E
Smith, Robert I
Snyder, Russell R
Soloman, Cleo M
Stubblefield, Harvey L._
Swain, Glenn J
Talley, Willard G
Tucker, Ernest W
Thompson, James H
Thompson, Tyree L
Webster, Charles L
West, Alexander R., Jr..
Wheeler, Raymond
Whitt, Walter, Jr
Williamston, Kendrick E
Wood, Clifford V
Wyrick, John W
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
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20466499
20466503
20466504
20466505
20466506
20466507
20466508
20466509
20466517
20466510
20466511
20466512
20466513
20466514
20466515
20466516
20466518
20466519
20466520
2046652S
20466521
20466522
20466523
20466524
20466525
20466526
20466527
Feb.
Oct.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Sept.
Sept
Feb.
Sept
Sept
Aug.
Sept. 10
Sept. 10
July
April
June 24
March 6
Sept. 12
Feb. 5
Aug.
March 4
Sept
Sept
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July
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, 1940
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Sept. 17, 1940
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Sept. 17, 1940
3RD BATTALION, 252ND COAST ARTILLERY
Name
Rank
Date of
Commission
Residence
Poole, William L
Sept. 12, 1940
Sept, 15, 1940
Sept. 12, 1940
May 1, 1933
Sept. 14, 1940
Raeford
Captain
IstLt
Greensboro
Raeford
1st Lt.
2nd Lt.
HEADQUARTERS BATTERY, 3RD BATTALION, 252ND COAST ARTILLERY— HIGH POINT, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Strickland, Samuel H.
Captain. _
1st Lt.
20467337
20467338
April 6, 1933
April 6, 1933
Oct. 6, 1938
Sept. 15, 1940
Enlisted Men:
Shields, John F.
1st Sgt.
Bradin, Benjamin M
Staff Sgt
286 Report of The Adjutant General
HEADQUARTERS BATTERY, 3RD BATTALION, 252ND COAST ARTILLERY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Irwin, Woodrow W
Miller, John E.___
Hicks, Lueaco G
Hill, Branson M
Patterson, Charles H._ .
Barrier, Howard A
Ferguson, Eugene T
Jones, Ralph M
Nance, Charles E
Reddick, Charles F
Wilson, Julian C
Atkinson, Cecil L
Baker, Hubbard D
Billings, Claude
Brady, Guy M.
Brady, Paul C
Burton, James M
Canipe, Arnold H
Chandler, Wiley C, Jrt.
Creasey, Dell G
Drum, McCoy C
Jarrell, Joseph P
Johnson, Charles H
Holbrook, Grady H
King, John E
Leonard, Joe A
Lewallen, Robert J
McDaniels, Walter C
Mendenhall, William F._
O'Ham, George W., Jr...
Payne, Robert G
Pendry, Joel B
Renfrew, Ben S
Samuels, Jack W
Shields, Edgar W
Shields, Robert R
Smith, Carlos R
Smith, Fred E
Steelman, Walter D
Teague, Ray E
Thompson, Robert S
Wall, Harold D
Staff Sgt..
Staff Sgt..
Sergeant.
Sergeant .
Corporal.
Pvt. Id..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. Id..
Pvt. lcl..
Pvt. Id..
Pvt. lcl..
Private...
Private. __
Private. _.
Private. __
Private. ._
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20467339
20467340
20467341
20467342
20467343
20467344
20467345
20467347
20467348
20467349
20467350
20467351
20467353
20467352
20467354
20467355
20467356
20467357
20467358
20467359
20467360
20467361
20467346
20467362
20467363
20467364
20467365
20467366
20467367
20467378
20467369
20467370
20467371
20467372
20467373
20467374
20467375
20467376
20467377
20467378
20467379
20467380
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Feb. 22,
Nov. 23,
May 25,
May 31,
March 18,
Sept. 27,
Oct. 4,
March 22,
April 19,
Oct.
Sept.
June
Sept. 15,
Feb.
Feb.
Sept.
Aug.
Nov. 14,
Aug. . 22,
Feb. 7,
Aug. 28,
Sept. 15,
Sept. 15,
Jan. 10,
Aug.
Sept.
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
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April 24,
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Sept. 14,
Aug. 28,
Sept. 6,
June 26,
Oct. 6,
April 10,
Sept. 14,
Aug. 28,
Sept. 9,
1939
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Dec; 19, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
Sept. 20, 1940
Sept. 18, 1940
BATTERY E, 252ND COAST ARTILLERY-HIGH POINT, N. C.
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Officers:
Holt, Samuel E...
Captain.
1st Lt.
May 28, 1936
July 20, 1936
June 20, 1936
Feb. 19, 1938
Strickland, Geddie B
Haney, Ralph T._ .
2nd Lt.
Phibbs, Edward J., Jr
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BATTERY E, 252ND COAST ARTILLERY
287
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
1st Sgt
20466624
20466623
20466624
20466625
20466626
20466627
20466628
20466629
20466630
20466631
20466632
20466633
20466634
20466635
20466636
20466637
20466638
20466639
20466640
20466641
20466642
20466643
20466644
20466645
20466646
20466647
20466650
20466648
20466649
20466735
20466742
20466733
20466651
20466652
20466745
20466653
20466654
20466739
20466655
20466656
20466650
20466734
20466758
20466659
20466660
20466661
20466662
20466663
20466664
20466665
20466685
20466666
20466668
20466744
20466667
20466738
June 16, 1939
April 11, 1938
May 2, 1939
Jan. 28, 1939
April 27, 1939
Feb. 21, 1940
Feb. 21, 1938
June 19, 1939
Nov. 5, 1938
Dec. 5, 1938
March 5, 1940
Oct. 3, 1938
Oct. 2, 1939
Oct. 6, 1939
June 5, 1939
Feb. 13, 1939
Jan 3, 1938
Feb. 21, 1938
April 3, 1939
Oct. 6, 1939
Oct. 9, 1939
Oct, 20, 1939
June 21, 1940
Jan. 24, 1938
Oct. 17, 1938
Feb. 6, 1939
July 6, 1940
Sept. 14, 1940
May 6, 1940
Sept. 4, 1940
Sept. 14, 1940
Sept. 5, 1940
Aug. 26, 1940
Jan. 12, 1940
Sept. 14, 1940
Sept. 11, 1940
Sept. 14, 1940
Sept. 14, 1940
April 22, 1940
Jan. 12, 1940
May 4, 1939
Sept. 4, 1940
May 6, 1940
Sept. 14, 1940
Nov. 13, 1939
April 8, 1940
Oct. 5, 1939
Dec. 7, 1939
April 22, 1940
May 8, 1940
Sept. 6, 1940
April 8, 1940
Sept. 14, 1940
Sept. 14, 1940
July 3, 1940
April 22, 1940
Sergeant
Sergeant _.
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant..
Corporal
Corporal
Corporal .
Corporal ..
Corporal
Corporal
Pvt. Icl
Pvt. Icl
Pvt. Icl
Pvt. Icl
Pvt. Icl
Pvt. Icl. . .
Sept. 19, 1940
Bean, Walter P.
Long, John H...
Chandler, Clinton R. .
Kidd, Robert C
Walker, Wrav M.
Woodell, William T. .
Black, Gilbert R.
Pvt. Icl
Pvt. Icl
Pvt. Icl
Pvt. Icl
Pvt. Icl
Pvt. Icl
Pvt. Icl
Pvt. Icl
Sept. 19, 1940
Moldin, Reitzel P.
Pope, Ed L
Sept. 19, 1940
Ritchie, Hurley C
Arnette, Fred R..
Atkins, Carthell B.
Private
Sept. 19, 1940
Atkinson, Willie L
Aulbert, Clarence L
Private
Private _ _ . __
Baity, Kermit R
Private
Private
Clarv, James K _..
Clary, William F
Cox, Sandy E
Culler, Henry V
Denny, Bobby W
Duggins, George J
Efird, Clyde S._
Private
Private
Sept. 19, 1940
Fields, Garland F
Fields, Vernie
Sept. 19, 1940
Private,.
Private -
Guthrie, Lester E.
Nov. 20, 1940
288
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BATTERY E, 252ND COAST ARTILLERY
Rank or
Grade
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Harding, Roger L., Jr
Hardy, Royal B. . _ _
Hartgrove, Ray H
Hauser, Lawrence W
Hayworth, George B
Hering, McKeithan
Hiatt, Johnnie M
Hill, Lee Roy
Hughes, William C
Hunter, Charles
Jenkins, Claude W
Jones, Thomas M
Johnson, Alton F
Kennedy , Charles R
Kerr, Fred V
Lee, David E
Loggins, Arellious
McCormick, Richard E.__
Miller, Billy W;
Mitchell, Joseph H., Jr.. _
Moore, Ray L
Mecimore, Douglas C
Myrick, William R
Nance, Curry D
Nance, James V
Neighbors, Everett P
Nelson, Colon V
Oakley, Wiley E
Overby, William T
Palmer, Louis E
Penley, Thomas McD., Jr
Pope, Richard L
Ray, Glenn
Robbins, Samuel J., Jr.. .
Ray, Maze_-_
Ragan, Jack
Rumley, Carl W
Saunders, Charles S
Saunders, Paul H
Shipwash, Roby A., Jr
Sizemore, Paul, Jr
Sink, Williard F
Smith, Louis T
Smith, Paul F
Southern, Thomas E
Sowers, Oscar A
Spaul, Harvy H
Stiles, Williard E
Taylor, Andrew P
Teague, Dallas.
Terry, Henry Cs
Thrower, Robert R
Thrower, William G
Truitt, Harold S
Tuttle, James C
Tysinger, Paul
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private
Private.
Private-
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
Private.
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Private.
Private.
Private
Private.
Private
Private.
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
Private
20466673
20466674
20466675
20466669
20466670
20466692
20466671
20466672
20466676
20466677
2046667S
20466726
20466680
20466681
20466682
20466683
20466684
20466687
20466686
20466691
20466689
20466688
20466690
20466694
20466693
20466696
20466695
20466743
20466697
20466698
20466699
20466741
20466700
20466702
20466701
20466703
20466746
20466704
20466705
20466706
20466707
20466740
20466709
20466708
20466710
20466711
20466712
20466713
20466714
20466715
20466716
20466717
20466718
20466719
20466720
20466721
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Feb.
April
Aug. 19
Sept. 14
Nov. 13
Sept. 3
Dec. 9
Sept. 14
Sept. 6
April 15
Feb. 12
Dec. 11
Sept. 4.
Sept. 14
Sept. 14
Sept. 14
July 6
April
April 8
Sept. 14
Feb. 5
Aug. 26
Sept. 14
Sept. 14
April 15
Sept. 14
Feb. 5.
Sept. 14
Sept. 6
May 6
Nov. 27
Sept. 4
Sept. 14
March 18
Oct. 30
Sept. 14
Feb. 5
Sept. 14
Sept. 14
Jan. 2
Nov. 13
Jan. 22
Sept. 14
May 6
12
4
5;
4
4
6
March 18.
Dee. 7
Jan.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
May
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1939
1940
1939
1940
1940
1940
1940
1939
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
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1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1939
Sept. 19, 1940
Sept. 19, 1940
Sept. 19, 1940
Sept. 19, 1940
Dec. 2, 1940
Report of The Adjutant General
BATTERY E, 252ND COAST ARTILLERY
289
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial Xo.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Private __-
Private
Private.
20466722
20466723
20466724
20466725
20466727
20466729
20466731
20466728
20466732
20466730
20466736
20466737
Sept. 4, 1940
Sept. 14, 1940
Aug. 26, 1940
Dec. 9, 1939
Sept. 4, 1940
Sept. 4, 1940
May 6, 1940
Sept. 4, 1940
May 6, 1940
March 18, 1940
Feb. 5, 1940
Welch, Thomas C. . -
Private ..
Private ...
Private
Private. _ _
Private
Whitt Walter \.
Wright, Paul E.
Sept. 19, 1940
Woodall, Cullie B., Jr
Private .
BATTERY F, 252ND COAST ARTILLERY-RAEFORD, N. C.
Name
Officers:
Blue, Julian H
Snead, Younger F
Lamont, William, Jr
Lester, Thomas B., Jr...
Enlisted Men:
Cole, Alfred
Calhoun, Archie H
Gulledge, Jesse N
Lindsay, John E
Morris, Bruce, Jr
Morris, Sam C
McKenzie, James C
McLean, Herbert S., Jr..
Newton, Edwin D
Snead, Samuel A
Yarborough, Hartman H
Bouyer, Earl D.__
Clark, Graham McP....
Clark, Luther W
Freeman, Millard P
Gamble, Louis G _
Lentz, William
McDiarmid, James McK
Stone, Jamie W
Womble, James B., Jrt. .
Wood, Oscar L
Yarborough, David W.__
Barrington, Ebb
Barrington, Robert D._ _
Blue, William E
Bullard, William R
Burns, Grady A
Collier, Erwin G
Rank or
Grade
Captain.
1st Lt.__
2ndLt..
2nd Lt..
IstSgt...
Sergeant.
Sergeant.
Sergeant .
Sergeant.
Sergeant .
Sergeant.
Sergeant .
Sergeant
Sergeant
Corporal
Corpora!
Corpora
Corpora
Corpora!
Corpora
Corpora!
Corpora
Corpora!
Corpora!
Corpora!
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
20466824
2046&825
20466826
20466827
20466840
20466829
20466830
20466831
20466832
20466833
20466834
20466835
20466836
20466837
20466838
20466839
20466841
20466842
20466843
20466844
20466867
20466845
20466869
20466870
20466846
20466847
20466877
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Feb. 19, 1930
June 17, 1940
Oct. 7, 1939
June 17, 1940
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Aug.
Sept.
June
Sept.
Sept.
Jan.
May
Sept.
Aug.
July
April
June
April
June
Aug.
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
June
July
Sept.
Oct.
July
, 1940
,1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1939
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1938
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1940
, 1939
, 1938
, 1940
Date of
Discharge
Sept.
Sept.
18, 1940
18, 1940
290
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BATTERY F, 252ND COAST ARTILLERY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Cox, Fred M
Currie, Ben..
Davis, Chalmers B
Davis, Ernest L._
English, Talmadge
Gibbons, Stephen W
Harris, William A
Johnson, Charles D
Lawhon, Henry J
Leach, William K...
McAnulty, Joseph R
McFadyen, Willie B
McKenzie, Joseph C.
McNeill, William Leslie. .
McNeill, Norman
Nivens, Carton
Parks, Arthur G._ ..
Parks, Ralph D
Parks, William E
Plummer, Ralph G
Pope, Jack
Rose, Carl...
Rose, Clarence
Stephens, James D
Tyson, Thomas J
Webb, Walter E._
Wicker, Charles L., Jr
Yarboro, John T
Bass, William J
Baxley, Rudolph L
Bethune, Henry B
Blue, James T
Brigman, David...
Bristow, Robert B
Brooks, Hubert G
Campbell, Robert L
Carpenter, Ernest
Collier, Ernest
Conoly, Thomas W
Cottingham, Tracy T., Jr
Culbreth, John W
Culbreth, Malcolm B
Daniels, Robert
Davis, Ernest W
Davis, William D
Folks, William R
English, Carl M
English, Worth E
Gibson, Ralph H
Glisson, Claudie L
Goodman, Hugh C
Gulledge, William L.
Harris, Johnnie
Harrell, Robert. _
Harrell, Willie..
Hinnant, Johnnie W
Pvt. lcl
Pvt. lcl
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BATTERY F, 252ND COAST ARTILLERY
Name
Rank or
Grade
Serial No.
Date of
Commission or
Enlistment
Date of
Discharge
Enlisted Men:
Hodges, James C
Holland, Luther F.__
Howell, Amos
Howell, Dan A
Huckabee, Lacy M...
Johnson, Craig T
Johnson, Neal B
Lassiter, Ralph A
Lucas, Leicester A.. .
McFayden, Lawrence
McGougan, Edgar N.
Mclnnis, Ralph C
McLeod, Charlie
McMillan, James
McMillan, NeillD...
McNeill, Hector B...
McNeill, John H., Jr.
Miller, Edward D.._.
Moss, Hubert M
Odom, Clarence G
Pate, Johnnie C
Pickler, Joseph M
Robertson, Martin A.
Saunders, McPhail M
Seaford, Eugene R._ .
Seals, William L
Smith, James A
Stubbs, Charles
Taylor, Carl.
Taylor, Howard
Tew, Colon L
Tew, William F
Thames, Herbert
Thames, Robert B,. _
Thomberg, Brian H.-
Walters, John T
Wheeler, James V
Wilkes, Wylie G
Williamson, James A.
Wilson, Woodrow
Woodcox, Robert 0..
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NORTH CAROLINA IN THE PROGRAM OF
NATIONAL DEFENSE
Within the year 1940, the serious and chaotic conditions in foreign countries
have caused the American people to consider, to a greater extent than in
the many years past, the National Defense of this country. Though we are
separated by many miles from foreign countries, it must be realized that
the fast methods of travel cover distances in a much quicker manner than
heretofore. We have realized that the economic structure of the world may,
and possibly will, change and such a change necessarily affects the United
States.
The history of North Carolina is sufficient for the statement that this
State has, in the years past, placed itself in the front lines in every national
emergency. The State is today doing its part in the program of National
Defense and in addition to the young men being inducted through the
Selective Service System, it has already provided a large number of men
through the induction of the National Guard on September 16, 1940, at which
time approximately 5,000 men entered the federal military service.
January, 1940, found the North Carolina National Guard, headed by the
Adjutant General's Department, in the transition from peace time to emer-
gency measures, leading up to the present special training and national
emergency. In January, the troops in North Carolina were completing a
special two drill per week period and an emergency seven day special winter
field training period. This special field training period found the 120th
Infantry bivouacked in three training areas at Henderson, Reidsville, and
Concord, while the 113th Field Artillery combined its courses and training
as a regiment at Port Bragg. The 105th Engineers trained at Charlotte,
Salisbury, and Morganton ; the 105th Medical Regiment at Henderson; and
the 105th Quartermaster Regiment at Winston-Salem. The 252nd Coast
Artillery split their training into several week-end phases, training at Wil-
mington, Raeford, and Greensboro. Headquarters 60th Brigade, Headquar-
ters Company 60th Brigade, and the 30th Signal Company journeyed to
Macon, Georgia, for their special training with General Russell and the 30th
Division Staff. The State Staff and State Detachment encamped at Raleigh
and worked on the details and plans of Selective Service.
Immediately following these camps, the North Carolina National Guard
began intensive preparation for annual armory inspection, conducted an-
nually under direction of the War Department, which, in view of the foreign
situation, was more rigid than any inspections held for a score of years.
In March, three officers from the State Staff attended Selective Service
school in Washington, discussing with officers from the entire country plans
and preparations for the operation of Selective Service in view of existing
conditions.
In May, 1940, the strength of the North Carolina National Guard was
increased from approximately 3,500 officers and enlisted men to approxi-
mately 4,300 officers and enlisted men.
The War Department deviated from the usual custom of 15 day camps of
instruction and the Guard went into field maneuvers for 21 days during
July-August, 1940. This involved much extra work in the Adjutant General's
Department, as it necessitated a complete new set of plans, details, and
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estimates within a short period of time. These summer maneuvers for the
North Carolina troops took place as follows: the 252nd Coast Artillery
trained at Fort Moultrie, South Carolina, while the balance of the troops,
which are a part of the 30th Division, the State Staff and State Detachment
trained in the Mississippi-Louisiana areas. During this encampment, all
troops from this State participated in extensive field training, which re-
minded many old timers of the days of '16, '17 and '18. The State Staff
devoted most of its time to the study of plans for Selective Service, which
it was then realized would soon be ordered into operation.
Almost immediately following Army maneuvers, the National Guard units
of North Carolina were, on September 16, 1940, inducted into federal service
as the National Guard of the United States in the Army of the United States,
the National Guard then passing from the control of the Governor to con-
trol of the federal authorities.
The troops of this State, as a part of the 30th Division, and our Coast
Artillery Regiment, were among the first few divisions and troops called into
the federal service for the one year's intensive training. Though a sacrifice
to many officers and men, all, recognizing the prerogative of the President
of the United States, acting with the authority of Congress to call on the
National Guard because of conditions confronting the country, entered the
federal service with a very fine spirit and with high morale.
On September 16, the day of induction, all units were mobilized at their
respective home stations throughout the State and within 15 days, all troops,
except the Coast Artillery, joined troops from the states of South Carolina,
Georgia, and Tennessee, comprising the 30th Division, at Fort Jackson,
South Carolina. The 252nd Coast Artillery proceeded to Fort Moultrie,
South Carolina, with the exception of one battalion, which is encamped at
Fort Screven, Georgia.
Upon the entry of the National Guard into federal service, the Adjutant
General, appointed by the Governor, State Director of Selective Service in
addition to his other duties, began the organization of a force preparatory
to putting into effect this system to meet the requirements of the federal
government. The ordering of the National Guard into federal service and
the operation of the Selective Service System is something new to the entire
nation in times of peace. The eight members of the State Staff, many of
whom have in the past made a study under direction of the War Department
of the Selective Service System and having been inducted into federal service,
were assigned to duty in this office by the War Department. It is, in this
fact, that headquarters were promptly organized and through which the
State Headquarters has been enabled to carry out its work with a reasonable
degree of efficiency.
During the year 1940 North Carolina has had the privilege of sending
numerous officers to various service schools. These officers made outstanding
records in these schools and their knowledge has proved of great value in
instructing and aiding their regiments in the present training.
Within the past few years, through the efforts and activities of the
Adjutant General's Department, many communities, each of which provided
the sponsor's contribution to match WPA funds, have constructed new and
very fine armories to provide protection of federal property and adequate
facilities for the training of troops. There are now the following cities
having new armories and in addition thereto the cities of Warrenton, Smith-
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field, Roanoke Rapids, Oxford and Shelby are in preparation for the con-
struction of homes for their National Guard units:
New Bern
Edenton
Wilmington
Greenville
Wilson
Durham
Louisburg
Raeford
Gastonia
Salisbury
Raleigh
Waynesville
Sanford
Lumberton
High Point
Reidsville
Albemarle
Washington
Canton
Leaksville
Madison
Henderson
Concord
Morganton
Whiteville
Parkton
Even though there is always room for improvement, the Adjutant General's
Department and the Headquarters of Selective Service are proud of the
smooth transition of the National Guard from State to Federal service and
the efficient manner in which the Selective Service System is now function-
ing. The combined office force of both departments has work diligently
and faithfully in the performance of all duties.
As we approach 1941, the Adjutant General's Department is busily en-
gaged with plans and preparations for the establishment of Home Guard
units to take the place of the National Guard. Just how many units will
be authorized and where they will be located has not definitely been deter-
mined. All that can now be said is that every possible effort will be made
to provide the State with an adequate number of units to take care of any
emergency.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
BRIEF FOR CONSIDERATION OF JOINT COMMITTEE
ON APPROPRIATIONS
The total amount requested by this Department for the National Guard
of the State represented minimum requirements and though the Budget
Commission reduced a number of items, which will curtail, somewhat, our
activities, it is believed, with two exceptions, that by effecting economies
during the two years the work required can be satisfactorily carried on.
The exceptions are as follows:
ITEM No. 203.— SEMI-ANNUAL ALLOWANCES TO ORGANIZATIONS: It
is requested that the Budget Commission's recommendation of $33,100 be
increased by $1,500 to a total of $34,600.00.
a. This item covers allotments made semi-annually to sixty (60)
units of the National Guard to defray expenses of armory rent; heat;
lights and water; letter writing supplies; postage and other necessary
expenses.
Rentals of armories is a fixed expenditure and in no case is the
rental less than the State allotment. In the great majority of cases,
units pay considerably more rent than the amount of the allotment
made by the State, under Section 6889, Consolidated Statutes 1919. Coun-
ties and Municipalities augment this amount through allotments to the
units; otherwise the unit could not exist and meet Federal requirements.
b. Two new units of the Guard have been organized under direction
of the War Department, requiring additional allotments from this
item; which increases the amount of expenditures each year of the next
biennium.
c. The Budget Commission reduced our request to the amount of
the 1937-38, 1938-39 figures of $33,100; however; in caring for the sixty
units in the payment of the first semi-annual allotments for the present
fiscal year, due as of December 31, 1938, it was necessary to request a
transfer of $810 from Item No. 205, which was granted. This same
additional amount will be necessary at the end of the fiscal year, June
30, 1939. With these facts before us, it can be realized that the request
for an increase under this Item No. 203 of an additional $1,500 is neces-
sary. This will make the total of this item $34,600, or, $200 less than
our original request. This is a very important item of our budget.
ITEM No. 215.— ALLOTMENT OFFICERS AND SUPPLY SERGEANTS: It
is requested that $365 be added to the amount recommended by the
Advisory Budget Commission, making a total of $22,950.
a. This item covers allotments to those officers having definite ad-
ministrative duties to perform throughout the year, and is provided
for by State laws, and is paid semi-annually. The amount paid each
officer has for several years been less than that authorized by law; and
in the present fiscal year the amount is further reduced because of lack
of funds.
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b. In the organization of the two additional units and a Battalion
Headquarters, we have five additional officers coming within this allot-
ment, entitled to consideration, and to provide for them the $365 addi-
tional requested is necessary.
c. In the preparation of our budget it was our desire to increase the
amount payable to each individual to a figure nearer that authorized in
the State laws, which we feel is justified; yet, realizing the difficulties
confronting the Joint Committee we now ask for only $365, making a
total of $22,950, the amount necessary to provide for the recently ap-
pointed officers.
J. Van B. Metts,
(Seal) The Adjutant General.
State of North Carolina
Adjutant General's Department
Raleigh
February 6, 1941.
BRIEF— BUDGET 1941-43
1. The National Guard passed from control of the Governor and Com-
mander-in-Chief to Federal control upon induction into Federal service
September 16, 1940, yet there are certain expenses incident to the National
Guard which must be continued. This refers particularly to armory rental
in cases where armories are actually rented. There are also the expenses
incident to the Adjutant General's Department. There are many matters
pertaining to the National Guard requiring settlement. Armories necessarily
must be maintained that upon return of the National Guard to the State
with its Federal equipment, there may be some place available in which
to house this equipment and as quarters for the organization.
2. Assuming that the troops of the National Guard return to the State
in approximately one year as now contemplated, these troops would return
in September, 1941. The budget in question goes into effect July 1, 1941,
therefore the National Guard would be back in the State for nine months
of the fiscal year 1941-42. It is noted that the budget recommended by the
Budget Commission is approximately the amount of the budget as expended
in 1939-40. It is anticipated that upon return of the troops to the State the
necessity for much reorganization, readjustment, and possibly an increase in
the strength of the Guard will require a larger appropriation.
3. Though the Guard will be out of the State the first three months of the
fiscal year 1941-42, the State Guard or Home Defense Units will have been
organized and necessarily must be taken care of during the lifetime of this
organization and should the National Guard not return in the twelve months
time, in September 1941, it will be necessary to continue the organizations
of Home Defense.
4. In view of the conditions, it is impracticable to make a fair estimate
of the needs of the Adjutant General's Department for the next biennium
and it is requested that the appropriation recommended by the Budget Com-
mission for the biennium 1941-43 be granted and that the Appropriations
Committee recommend to the Governor and Council of State an allotment
from the contingent and emergency fund to the National Guard should such
extra allotment become necessary and at the discretion of the Governor.
5. Submitted as a matter of information is the following, which gives
the strength, appropriation, and percentage pertaining to appropriations
made by a number of other states to its National Guard, based upon the 1940
appropriations:
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Strength
of Guard
Indiana _~ 5,906
Wyoming 913
Minnesota 6,301
Florida _ _ 2,570
Wisconsin 5,685
Texas - 11,369
Alabama 3,739
Virginia 4,991
Oklahoma 6,414
North Carolina 4,297
Tennessee 3,787
Georgia 5,062
(Seal)
Annual
Percentage
Appropriation
Appropriation
1940
Per Enlisted Men
$460,686
78.00
62,350
68.29
333,800
52.97
114,000
44.36
190,000
33.42
362,970
31.92
100,505
26.88
116,015
23.24
130,000
20.26
83,421
19.41
68,415
18.07
70,000
10.82
J. Van B. Metts,
The Adjutant General.
ADJUTANTS GENERAL OF NORTH CAROLINA
(The Office of Adjutant General was created by Chapter XVIII, Section 7, of
the Laws of 1806)
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Brunswick County
Craven County
Wake County
Surry County.....
Wake County
Wake County
Chatham County
Lincoln County
U. S. Army, formerly of
Pasquotank County.. ...
Wake County...
U. S. Army, formerly of
Lenoir County
Guilford County
Bladen County
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Wake County.—
Guilford County
Wake County
Iredell County
Granville County
Mecklenburg County _
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Iredell County—
Wake County
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New Hanover County
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Edward Pasteur.— _
Calvin Jones
Robert Williams
Beverly Daniel
Robert Williams Haywood
Richard C. Cotten _.
John F. Hoke
James G. Martin
Daniel G. Fowle
Richard C. Gatlin
John A. Gilmer, Jr
Abiel W. Fisher
John C. Gorman
Johnstone Jones.—
James Dodge Glenn
Francis H. Cameron
Andrew D. Cowles
Beverly S. Royster
Thomas R. Robertson
Joseph F. Armfield
Roy L. Leinster
Gordon Smith
Lawrence W. Young
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