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III. Sections: The Men Who Made It Possible
Shoot the bull,
pass the buck,
and make seven copies of everything.
Adminstriation
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| lst row Mincow, Praga, Lintecum, Cafferata, Lowe 2nd row Hedges, Holton, Vandekamp, Almers |
Intelligence
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| Rost, Cherry, Schumacher |
Drafting
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| Kuntz, Von Unser, Northrup, Tocha, Boydston |
Survey
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| Hallenbeck, Reed, Montone, Franzoso Stetchel, Carter, Brabham |
S-3 Office
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| Plance, Thomas, Long, Marini, Quinones |
Reproduction
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| Sibilia, Tozzo, Wood, Bebout Gorski, Padula, Catalano, Byrne |
Construction Supply
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| Taylor, Iannone, Boniello, Ams |
Utilities
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| Sanders, Maucione, Buccellato Fekete, Gonzales, Millar |
Supply
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| 1st row Finch, Maviglia, Scott, Palcic 2nd row Marshall, L.W. Smith, Scheffel, Guerin, Dyke |
The S-4 Section had the responsibilities of supplying the unit. Beside the normal functions of feeding and clothing the men and requisitioning equipment and maintanence parts the section acted in an advisory and supervisory capacity to the attached battalions. Food rations were daily drawn and on several occasions as many as five thousand rations were handled, but the bulk of the requisitioning was Engineer, Ordnance and Quartermaster supplies. Trips sometimes amounting to several hundred miles were made almost daily to depots all over England, France, Germany and Belgium.
Medical Section
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| 1st row Beck, Lytle, Gutzwiller, Hohmeir 2nd row Holden, Rich, Levine, Riordan |
Heavy Equipment
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| 1st row Ph1llips, A.E. Johnson, Vitek, Cole, Cooper, Gunn, Rives, Decresenzo 2nd row Schroder, Graves, Crowley, Reuter, Kimrey, Alexander, Vahlgren, McGraw, Moore, Patterson, Stulgies, Adrian, T.W. Johnson, Nelson, Heitz, Lowry 3rd Row Crotts, Ware, Seaton, Fite |
Transportation
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| 1st row Grief, Calcagno, Mellon, Sprouse 2nd row Snoke, Dinsmore, McCreary, Insco, Valenzuela 3rd row Tousey, L.C. Clark, Weed, Rader, Artes, Aday |
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| 1st row Waller, Martin, Cisneros, McDaniel 2nd row Urban, Bullard, Gladden, Todd, C.A. Cook 3rd row Atkins, Potter, Sebren, C.B. Ingram, Plakos |
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1st row Kalita, Jenkins, Keefe, Sallee 2nd row Quimby, Bell, Kestler, L.G. Clark, Halford 3rd row Harris, Burnett, Jarrell, Hood, Pruit, Salgado, McBride, Dennis |
Repair
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| 1st row McNerney, Macko, Polchlopek, Lehman, Astolfi, Elliott, Cassel, Matlon, Cox 2nd row Gouger, Guaderrama, Powers, Plemmons, MacMillan, Wakefield, J. Rodriguez, Vitek |
Company Headquarters
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| 1st row Fulce, Merkel, V.L. Wood, Orlando, Kaplan 2nd row Smutko, D'Agostino, Westnedge, Cariker, Woodson |
Signal
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| 1st row Emmert, Demenchuck, Eadie, Wooten, Dec, Figueira 2nd row Tyrone, Swick, Harden, Horst, Massey, Clark |
The Signal Section of the 925th Engineer Aviation Regiment has, in true Aviation Engineer spirit, “built, maintained, and defended” all types of communication between the regiment and the higher and lower echelons of command. The various types of jobs existing divided the section into three parts: (1) Telephone communications: the installation, maintenance and repair of telephone equipment; (2) Radio communications: the operation and minor repair of the radio equipment, and (3) the Cryptography section: the encoding and decoding of all messages handled by the radio section. The work and morale of this section has always been very good and as a result there has been no cause for worry throughout the campaign.
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| TEC5 Stanley J. Dec | TEC4 Mike Demenchuck | Roger Emmert | TEC5 Raymond A. Horst | TEC5 John Massey | TEC5 Arthur D. Swick |
Cooks
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| 1st row McClung, Dutch, O’Neill, Sorensen, Elia 2nd row Seelig, Rose, Campbell, Froehlich, Gehr, Wszalek |
