Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 February 1951 — Page 5
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THURSDAY, FEB. 8, 1951
Hoosier Heroes—
Two Indiana Soldiers
Took Part i
Salvage Job in x hk
Pfc. ag Brummett, Sgt. W. S. Stubblefield
Served With 58th Quartermaster Outfit
Two Hoosier soldiers, Pfc. Harold R. Brummett, Indianapolis, and Sgt. William 8. Stubblefield, Evansville, served with the 58th Quartermaster Salvage Company of the Tenth Corps in Korea as it made one of the outstanding salvage jobs of any war. The 58th helped save tons of petroleum, rations, clothing and
other material while thousands the defense perimeter around, flaming Hungnam. Pfe. Brummett enlisted in 1841, was discharged following World War II and enlisted again in 1048. He served in the European theater during World War II. He is thé husband of Mrs. Lorene Brummett, 2014 N., Temple Ave., and the son of Mr. apd Mrs. Benjamin F. Brummett, 2501 N, Colorado St. Sgt. Stubblefield, whose parents are Mr, and Mrs. Ocie L. Stubblefield, Evansville, is a graduate of Evansville’s Lincoln High School, where he was an outstanding athlete.
Lt. (ig) Thomas M. Billings, 6451 Holliday Dr., recently graduated from the U. 8. Naval General Line School at Monterey, Cal. Lt. Billings, a former Naval Reserve officer, transferred to the regular Navy and was sent to the General Line Scheol for further training. : ~ ” ” Radarman 3d Class Orman O. Duane, 567 8. Harris St., recently completed a four-week course at the U. 8. Naval Combat Opera‘tions Training Center in Boston, Mass,
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land, this week was promoted to first sergeant of the Fifth Army Area Food Service School at Ft. Riley, Kan. Sgt. Garrison, who was ordered back to military service last fall, will soon be joined at Ft, Riley by his wife, Eunice. # ” - Richard Garrison, Covington, is |stin receiving medals from World War II To add to his already long list of citations, he was last week awarded the Bronze Star by the Department of Defense for exemplary conduct in combat while serving with the 5th Infantry Division. He saw continuous front, line action as a platoon sergeant! from July 8, 1944 to May 8, 1945. Mr, Garrison, who is engaged in farming with his father, also {owns the Silver Star for gallantry |in "action, the Purple Heart, the Combat Infantryman’s Badge, Good Conduct® Medal, Victory Medal, a medal from the Luxembourg government and the European Theater ribbon with five battle stars. " » 2
The following Indianapolis men |
Stressing teamwork, the course covered basic fundamentals of operational radar. » = ” Two Indianapolis Navy men, William E. Jamison, 227 E. Oxford St., and John L. Sims, 75 N. Lay-| man St,
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prentices, will be in the Naval Aviation Structural Mechanic|N School. Mr. Jamison entered the |X: Navy May 23, 1950, one day after Mr. Sims.
Yeoman 2d Class Robert Hittle, | &
gon of Mr. and Mrs, George 8S. Hittle, 44 S. Butler Ave, is jying up to the Navy" motto of * the world.” He is aboard the oh USS Manatee on a world cruise.
Howe High School in 1947, was recently elected to the welfare and recreation committee aboard
the Manatee. ” ”
Sgt. Harvey D. Garrison, son|>
of Mrs. Vivian Zike, 1433 8, More-
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