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REPORT
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The Adjutant General
OF THE
State of North Carolina
1 JANUARY 1955 - 31 DECEMBER 1956
CONTENTS
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Report of The Adjutant General 1 January 1955
—
31 December 1956 5
Report of Audit Year Ended 30 June 1954-1955... .17-29
Report of the United States Property & Fiscal Officer
Fiscal Year 1956 44
Digest of General Orders—1955 49
Digest of General Orders—1956 53
Rosters
Officers North Carolina National Guard 31 December
1955 . 56
Officers North Carolina National Guard 31 December
1956 . 85
Former Adjutants General of North Carolina... 116
REPORT
OF
THE ADJUTANT GENERAL
OF THE
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
FOR THE PERIOD 1 JANUARY 1955—31 DECEMBER 1956
To: His Excellency, The Governor of North Carolina and Com-mander-
in-Chief of the State Military Forces, State Capitol,
Raleigh, North Carolina.
Sir: Submitted herein is a report of the operation of The
Adjutant General's Department for the years 1955-1956.
At the beginn.ng of the year 1955, the most important problem
was concerned with the organization and activation of the new
units required to complete the organization of the 30th Infantry
Division. Some preliminary work had been done during Novem-ber
and December, 1954. Considerable interest was found in
many communities which did not have National Guard units.
Through the cooperation of the mayors and governing bodies
of these communities, the American Legion, Veterans of Foreign
Wars posts, the secretaries of the chambers of commerce, boards
of county commissioners, and business and professional men,
much of the woik incident to the organization of these units was
greatly simplifit d.
Company K (originally Co L), 119th Inf, was activated at
Roseboro on 7 Feb 1955. Co L, 120th Inf, was activated at Hen-dersonville
on 8 Feb 1955. Hq & Hq Co, 2nd Bn, 120th Inf, was
activated at Kannapolis on 15 Feb 1955. Co K, 139th Inf, was
activated at Rockingham on 23 Feb 1955. Co L, 139th Inf, was
activated at Laurinburg on 15 Mar 1955. Svc Btry, 112th FA
Bn, was activated at Boone on 17 Mar 1955. Co I, 120th Inf,
was activated at Sylva on 14 Apr 1955. Co E, 119th Inf, was
changed to Co L, 119th Inf, effective 15 Apr 1955, and Co E,
119th Inf, was activated at Nashville on 18 Apr 1955. Co G,
119th Inf, was activated at Fremont on 21 Apr 1955. Co H,
119th Inf, was activated at Farmville on 25 Apr 1955. Co A,
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120th Inf, was activated at Elkin on 7 June 1955. Co C, 130th
Tank Bn, was activated at Lumberton on 7 June 1955. Btry A,
690th FA Bn, at Beaufort was disbanded on 6 Jul 1955 and
activated at Snow Hill on 7 Jul 1955. Co B, 105th Engr Bn
(Combat) , at Charlotte was disbanded on 9 Feb 1956 and activat-ed
at Matthews (Mecklenburg County), on 10 Feb 1956. Co L,
119th Inf, Goldsboro, was disbanded on 15 Apr 1956 and the
105th Med Bn, consisting of Hq & Hq Co, Clr Co, and Amb Co,
was activated at Goldsboro effective 16 Apr 1956. Co L, 119th
Inf, was activated at Elizabethtown on 22 May 1956. Co D,
105th Engr Bn (Combat) was activated at Hamlet on 25 Sep
1956. Med Det, 105th Engr Bn (Combat), was activated at
Charlotte on 30 Nov 1956. 30th Repl Co was activated at Fu-quay-
Varina on 29 Nov. 1956. Med Det, 130th Tank Bn, was
activated at Red Springs on 20 Dec 1956, and this completed the
activation of all units for the 30th Infantry Division.
For the Non-Divisional units, Btry A, 449th FA Bn, was
activated at Belmont on 7 Apr 1955. The 94th Army Band was
activated at Charlotte on 2 Aug 1955, and the Svc Btry, 295th
FA Bn, was activated at Greenville on 24 Aug 1955.
At the end of 1956 only one unit allocated to the North Caro-lina
National Guard remained to be organized and activated, and
that was the Med Det, 295th FA Bn.
(AMPS OF INSTRUCTION, 1J)55 AND 1956
During the summers of 1955 and 1956 the 30th Infantry Divi-sion,
less armored and AAA units, under the command of Major
General Claude T. Bowers of Warrenton, engaged in field train-ing
at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. In both years, IV Corps
Artillery, less AAA units, trained at Fort Bragg. In both years,
the 252nd AAA Gp, together with the 130th AAA Bn, the 130th
Tk Bn, the 30th Recon Co, and the Tank Cos of the three infantry
regiments, all of the 30th Infantry Division, trained at Camp
Stewart, Georgia. The training at these two installations was
most satisfactory, the accommodations adequate, except at Camp
Stewart, and the cooperation from the post authorities at each
installation was all that could be desired.
HURRICANES CONNIE AND DIANE
Hurricane Connie arrived on 11 August 1955, and the Hq &
Hq Btry, 252nd AAA Gp, the 123rd and the 382 Sig Dets, and
the 403rd Ord Det, all of Wilmington, were ordered into State
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service on 11 Aug-; the Hq & Hq Btry, 150th AAA Bn, Wilming-ton,
Btry A, 130th AAA Bn, Shallotte, Btry A, Washington, and
Btry B, Kinston, both of the 295th FA Bn, were ordered into
State service on 12 Aug. These units rendered very fine service
to the people of those communities affected by this hurricane and
exhibited a most unselfish devotion to duty.
Hurricane Diane struck on 17 August and Hq & Hq Btry and
Btry A, 295th FA Bn, both of Washington, and four enlisted
men, Btry C, 295th FA Bn, Greenville, were ordered into State
service effective 17 Aug 1955. This action was necessitated by
very high water in the Washington-Belhaven area. Our National
Guardsmen carried out this mission most effectively and efficient-ly
and exhibited the same unselfish devotion to duty as they had
shown on similar occasions.
FOREST FIRES
On 5 Apr 1955 Btry A, 295th FA Bn, and one officer and one
NCO from Hq & Hq Btry, 295th FA Bn, both of Washington,
were ordered into State service to assist in fighting a severe forest
fire along" U. S. 264 between Belhaven and Scranton. Again on
26 Apr 1955 Btry A and one officer and six enlisted men, Hq &
Hq Btry, 295th FA Bn, were ordered into State service to assist
in fighting a serious forest fire in the vicinity of Foreman's Fire
Tower on Highway 171 about two miles north of the Beaufort
County line.
EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT
As a result of experiences had during Hurricane Hazel, espe-cially,
and Hurricanes Connie and Diane, when commercial com-munications
failed, The Adjutant General initiated action to ob-tain
radio equipment necessary to set up a State-wide net which
would operate independently of commercial power and when
other means of communication failed. He was able to obtain
from the National Guard Bureau thirty radio sets, which have
been located throughout the State in accordance with the recom-mendations
of Major C. E. Blalock, Signal Officer, 30th Infantry
Division, and Major David C. Gaumer, Signal Advisor. The
major portion of this net has been in operation for some time and
has proven a most worthwhile venture in that it reduces corre-spondence,
long distance telephone calls, and permits desired in-formation
to be obtained without delay. In the hope that the net
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will be operational in the event an emergency arises, it is being
used daily for routine purposes.
It also became apparent that additional emergency equipment
in the form of amphibious vehicles would be needed if our Na-tional
Guard was to have available the equipment essential to
render services expected of it. The Adjutant General initiated
the action to obtain amphibious 2*4 ton trucks, commonly known
as ''Ducks," and was successful in obtaining twelve of these mo-tor
vehicles. A special instruction course for drivers and main-tenance
personnel was conducted at Butner under the supervision
of Major Louie H. Davis, State Maintenance Officer. The per-sonnel
so trained returned to their units and instructed additional
personnel in the operation and maintenance of these vehicles.
Five of these vehicles are held in a pool at Butner, three are at
Wilmington, two are at Morehead City, and two are at Elizabeth
City.
RESERVE FORCES ACT OF 1!>55—PUBLIC LAW 305, 84TH CONGRESS
This law changed and amended two previous laws pertaining
to the Reserve Program in the Universal Military Service &
Training Act of 1951 and the Armed Forces Reserve Act of 1952.
The UMT&S Act of 1951 extended the service for inductees from
21 to 24 months and prescribed a total active service and reserve
military obligation of eight years. The Armed Forces Reserve
Act of 1952 created three reserve categories—Ready Reserve,
Standby Reserve, and Retired Reserve. The program in effect
under this law disclosed many weaknesses, and the need for cor-rected
legislation resulted in the Reserve Forces Act of 1955, com-monly
referred to as RFA-1955.
This latter act provided, in part for an enlargement of the
Reserve and clarified the Reserve structure, established a greater
obligation to train as a reservist, provided the means for insuring
that reservists complied with their training obligations, provided
ways for young men to enlist and train specifically for the reserve
components, and created a shorter total military obligation for
persons entering the service after the law was passed.
The enlistment choices are
:
1. Six Year Enlistment. Men who have not been ordered to
report for induction may enlist in the Army Reserve for a total
of six years, to be served as follows
:
a. Active duty for two years or more.
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b. Training in the Ready Reserve satisfactory for a period
which, when added to active duty time, totals five years.
c. The remainder of the six year enlistment in the Standby
Reserve.
2. Eight Year Enlistment. Until 1 October 1959 men may en-list
directly into a ready reserve unit. These men must take six
months active duty for training and complete the remainder of
their eight year enlistment by training with the Ready Reserve.
They must not be under orders for induction and must be be-tween
the ages of 17 and 18 Vo years. These men are given draft
deferment, provided they perform satisfactorily in reserve train-ing.
3. The National Guard is a Ready Reserve component and
personnel may fulfill their military obligation by enlisting in the
National Guard. The UMT&S Act of 1951, as amended, provides
deferment from induction to young men enlisting in the National
Guard betw-een 17 and 18 1 o. They must remain in the Guard and
participate satisfactorily until they reach age 28. The RFA Act
of 1955 makes it possible for these young men to reduce their
military service obligation to a total of eight years by volunteer-ing
for and completing six consecutive months of active duty
for training.
Immediately following the enactment of this law, the Regular
Army began an intensive recruiting campaign to build up the
Army Reserve, which wras top-heavy with officers. This effort
spurred the National Guard to increased activity, with emphasis
on obtaining enlistments by men who would volunteer for six
months active duty training. The National Guard Bureau as-sumed
the leadership in this campaign, but nation-wide, the re-sults
were disappointing, and this was particularly true in North
Carolina. Following completion of field training in 1956 Gen-eral
Bowers and General Wrenn placed increased emphasis on the
necessity for having more men, particularly new enlistees, vol-unteer
for six months active duty training. This emphasis show-ed
results in the late fall of 1956, but the maximum input in any
one month reached only 36 men. However, in December it was
apparent that the input in January, 1957, would show a substan-tial
increase, and by the end of that month indications were that
approximately 78 men wrould enter the six months training in
January. It is hoped that this is an indication that our input in
1957 will show a substantial increase over 1956. All commanders
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are aware that we must get more men into the active duty for
training program if we are to raise the level of training of our
National Guard units.
On 27 December 1956 an emergency meeting of the Section 5
Committee, composed of 7 Regular Army Officers, 7 Reserve Of-ficers,
and 7 National Guard Officers, was called to consider a
proposal which had already been approved by the Chief of Staff
of the Army and by the Secretary of Defense that all enlistees
in the National Guard on and after 1 April 1957 be required, as
a condition of their enlistment, to take six months active duty for
training. Every National Guard member of the Section V Com-mittee,
and Major General Claude T. Bowers, Commanding 30th
Infantry Division, was one of them, opposed this proposal, but
since the proposal had been approved as stated heretofore, the
vote of the Committee was inevitable. When tabulated, the vote
was 13 to 7, with all Regular Army Officers and all Reserve Offi-cers
save one, whom it was thought deliberately absented him-self,
favored the proposal, and the 7 National Guard Officers
opposed it. The proposal was opposed by National Guard Offi-cers
very largely because it would interfere with the planned
educational career of many high school students who constituted
the main source of manpower supply for our National Guard
units. The proposal will be fought by the National Guard and
it will take the issue to the Congress unless it can be resolved on
a satisfactory basis without this necessity.
SERVICE SCHOOLS
Continued encouragement of our officers and enlisted men to
attend Army Service Schools has made it necessary during each
year of the biennium for us to ask the National Guard Bureau
for substantial additions in funds to our original allotment for
this purpose. Fortunately, the National Guard Bureau has been
able to make additional funds available to this State, largely be-cause
other states were not using all of the funds allotted to them
for this purpose. We consider the service school as a most im-portant
medium for improving the training of our officers and
selected enlisted men, which reflects itself in the status of train-ing
of the units to which they belong. It is our policy to continue
urging attendance at such service schools and to use all the money
which we can obtain from the National Guard Bureau for this
purpose. It is productive of most satisfactory results.
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aiimy advisor
Colonel Charles G. Cooper, Infantry, has served as Senior
Army Advisor for the period covered by this report. He was a
Lieutenant Colonel when he reported for duty as successsor to
Colonel William R. Watson in the late summer of 1954. He was
promoted to Colonel, Infantry, on 10 December 1954. He has
been outstanding in the performance of his duties and has ren-dered
valuable service to the North Carolina Army National
Guard. In the early spring of 1956 he underwent surgery at
Walter Reed Hospital for the amputation of his left leg just
above the knee. He recovered very rapidly, returned to his duties
in July, and has been able to carry on in a most efficient manner,
not apparently being handicapped by the loss of this limb. At
the urgent request of The Adjutant General, he was permitted to
serve his normal tour of duty of three years as Senior Army Ad-visor,
but has been advised that he will be retired on 30 July
1957. I consider the North Carolina National Guard as being
extremely fortunate in having Colonel Cooper serve his full tour
of duty with us, and I wish the Department of the Army had seen
fit to permit him to continue in this assignment for an indefinite
period. He will leave us with many regrets on our part, and with
a sincere appreciation of very fine and unselfish service which
he has rendered to the North Carolina Army National Guard.
Colonel Cooper has been ably assisted by Mr. Holt, his Chief
Clerk, and his enlisted staff. It is regretted that Mr. Holt is
scheduled for retirement in mid-summer, 1957, and that MSgt
Strohmeyer is scheduled for a change of station in mid-summer
and SFC Klaus in April. These faithful and loyal members of
the Regular Army will be sorely missed by the North Carolina
Army National Guard.
UNITED STATES PROPERTY & FISCAL OFFICER
Colonel M. H. Austell was retired for physical disability effect-ive
30 May 1955 after serving for many years as Assistant to
Colonel Gordon Smith and as a successor to Colonel Smith upon
his retirement. Colonel John Foreman, State Maintenance Offi-cer,
was appointed United States Property & Fiscal Officer and
assumed these duties on 10 June 1955. He has rendered excep-tionally
efficient service in this assignment and has provided the
Army and Air National Guard with adequate logistical support.
He is assisted by an able and capable staff. He has been able to
reduce materially the number of line items carried in the ware-
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house and the stock level of many other items, thereby reducing
materially the maintenance load in the warehouse.
The Supply and Records Section had to be moved to other quar-ters
as the space available on the ground floor of the Justice
Building was grossly inadequate to permit efficient operation.
The National Guard Bureau authorized the rental of space on
Western Hillsboro Street and the Supply and Records Section
has been operating most efficiently in its new quarters. A mate-rial
change in the system of property accounting imposed a large
increase in the work-load of this office but the change-over has
been accomplished and is working very satisfactorily.
STATE MAINTENANCE OFFICER
Major Louie H. Davis succeeded Colonel John Foreman as
State Maintenance Officer. He has performed his duties with
unusual and outstanding ability. The very high state of main-tenance
of the North Carolina National Guard attained during
the period when Colonel Foreman served as State Maintenance
Officer has been maintained through the fine leadership and de-votion
to duty of Major Davis. It is believed that the Annual
Technical Inspections for FY 1957 will show a slightly better
record than the very fine record made in FY 1956. Major Davis
continues to receive splendid cooperation from all units, and
working with them as he has makes possible a very high standard
of maintenance.
AIR NATIONAL GUARD
Colonel William J. Payne, Commander of the North Carolina
Air National Guard, continues to perform his duties in an out-standing
manner. The Air National Guard has received whole-hearted
support from the Air Division, National Guard Bureau,
and from the United States Air Force, and this wholehearted sup-port
of the United States Air Force has very definitely reflected
itself in the high level of training which our Air National Guard
units have attained.
In addition, the Air Division, National Guard Bureau, has pro-vided
many needed improvements in the facilities used by our
Air National Guard at Morris Field, Charlotte. During the two
year period covered by this report, the following improvements
have been completed or obligated
:
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Painting 9 Buildings $ 2,875.00
Construction Warehouse and Storage Facilities 137,841.00
Alteration and Repair Operations Facilities Hangar 15,937.31
Extension Over-run 5-23 Runway 1,200.00
Runway Repair 127,550.00
New Taxiway and Parking Apron 256,627.18
Conversion to oil heating 3 buildings 8, 030. on
Alteration and Repair Office Facilities Hangar 10,600.00
Addition to Hangar Engine Build-up Shop .... 6,500.00
Fence (additional) 4.548.00
Alteration and Repair Instrument Shop and Photo
Laboratory Hangar 7,000.00
Total: $578,708.49
In addition, those listed below have been approved and it is
expected will be completed by 30 June 1957
:
Convert and Clean Aqua System $ 40,000.00
Construct Motor Service Shop 37,500.00
Construct Rocket Storage Building .... 35,000.00
Remark Runway 5,000.00
Install Flood-Light Parking Apron ... 15,000.00
Total : $132,500.00
Grand Total: $711,208.49
It is expected that authorization will be granted for the con-struction
of an administration building for the Air National
Guard at Charlotte as soon as revised plans have been completed
and approved. I do not think I am too optimistic in saying that
contracts for this building will be let in the fiscal year beginning
1 July 1957. The estimated cost is $250,000.00.
Upon completion of the projects listed above and the adminis-tration
building, our Air National Guard at Charlotte will have
adequate facilities.
ARMY AND AIR NATIONAL GUARD GROWTH
On 31 December 1952 the Army National Guard had 623 Offi-cers
and Warrant Officers, and 5,022 enlisted men for an aggre-gate
of 5,645. The Air National Guard had 20 Officers and War-rant
Officers, 155 Airmen, for an aggregate of 175, making a
total over-all strength of Army and Air of 5,820.
On 31 December 1954 the Army National Guard had 676 Offi-cers,
111 Warrant Officers, and 7,190 enlisted men for an aggre-
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gate of 7,977. The Air National Guard had 63 Officers, 1 War-rant
Officer and 555 Airmen for an aggregate strength of 619,
making a total over-all strength of Army and Air of 8,596.
On 31 December 1956 the Army National Guard had 850 Offi-cers,
119 Warrant Officers and 10,181 enlisted men for an aggre-gate
of 11,150. The Air National Guard had 83 Officers, 1 War-rant
Officer, and 666 Airmen for an aggregate of 750, making a
total over-all strength of Army and Air of 11,900.
These figures speak for themselves and indicate a steady
growth of both Army and Air National Guard.
ARMORIES
Armories have been completed at Clinton, Warsaw, and Char-lotte
(5-Unit) . Armories are under contract for Southern Pines,
Fair Bluff, Newton, and Rocky Mount. It is contemplated that
bids will be invited on Asheboro and Mount Airy early in 1957.
With the approval of revised space criteria for the functional
areas in the one-unit armories (Type A, for units having a max-imum
authorized strength of 100 or less, and Type B, for units
having a maximum authorized strength of more than 100), new
plans and specifications had to be prepared. There was a delay
in the completion of these plans and specifications after approval
of preliminary floor plans by the National Guard Bureau on 26
March 1956, because of a directive from Mr. Sykes, Chairman of
the House Appropriations Sub-Committee, to the effect that the
Committee did not desire any new National Guard armories built
that were not expansible, and that especially no armory would be
built which required relocation of the boiler room in order to
expand the drill hall. This directive came to this office on 17
April 1956, our architects were immediately advised and all the
work which they had done up to that time went for naught. They
prepared other preliminary floor plans for the Type A and Type
B armories. These were submitted to and approved by the Na-tional
Guard Bureau, detailed plans and specifications were then
prepared, and some delay and considerable difficulty was encoun-tered
before final approval of plans and specifications was ob-tained.
It was necessary for The Adjutant General to make four
trips to Washington before final approval was accomplished.
The increased cost of construction will make it possible for only
nine armories to be constructed with the appropriations of $125,-
000.00 for this purpose made by the General Assembly of 1955.
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Need for adequate housing of so many of our National Guard
units is so critical that the North Carolina Armory Commission
submitted a request for $450,000.00 for the biennium beginning
1 July 1957 for the State's share of National Guard armory con-struction.
If this request is recommended by the Advisory Bud-get
Commission and appropriated by the 1957 General Assembly,
it will permit the construction of approximately 30 armories dur-ing
the biennium, but to make this possible, local contributions
(cities or towns and /or counties) must defray the percentage of
the cost of construction as may be determined by the Armory
Commission under the provisions of the Special Appropriations
Act of the 1955 General Assembly.
The Commission has found the communities in which we have
National Guard units and where armories are needed most co-operative
in every respect and willing to do any and everything
reasonably possible in order to obtain an armory for their com-munity.
It is the policy of the Armory Commission for these
armories to be used as community centers, to serve a community
purpose, and to be used extensively by the people of the commun-ities
in which the armories are built so long as such use does not
interfere with the primary use of the National Guard unit which
the armory houses.
The Commission owes much to the mayors and the governing
bodies of the cities and towns, the chambers of commerce and
veterans organizations, to the board of county commissioners of
the counties for the noticeable progress which has been made in
our armory construction program, especially since the Act of
1955 and in anticipation of further appropriations for the armory
construction program.
It should be borne in mind that the Federal Government pays
75% of the cost of the preparation of detailed plans and specifi-cations,
75% of the cost of construction of the armory, and 75%
of the architect-engineer fees for supervision of construction.
FEDERAL SUPPORT
In addition to the Federal support for construction of National
Guard armories and the expenditures itemized above for the Air
National Guard at Morris Field, Charlotte, the Federal Govern-ment
spent $36,438.90 for repairs at Butner, the construction of
oil storage buildings at five of our armories, a link trainer addi-tion
at the Raleigh-Durham Airport, and gasoline bulk storage
and dispensing facilities at six stations.
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For the support of our installations at Butner, Raleigh-Dur-ham
Airport, and Bleuthenthal Field at Wilmington, the Federal
Government spent $21,330.75, and for the support of our Air
National Guard installations at Charlotte, Badin, and Wades-boro,
the Federal Government spent $25,770.00.
For the support of the Army National Guard for fiscal year
ending 1 July 1956 the Federal Government spent $4,400,953.89,
of which $1,406,100.00 was for salaries of full-time employees,
the large majority of whom are National Guardsmen.
In support of the Air National Guard for that same year, the
Federal Government spent $723,329.60, of which $488,000.00 was
for salaries for full-time personnel, all of whom are Air National
Guardsmen except three clerical employees.
The total Federal expenditures for the fiscal year ending 30
June 1956, Army and Air, was $5,153,106.00, and for the fiscal
year ending 30 June 1955 the total Federal expenditures were
$3,011,280.00.
In addition, for the two fiscal years there was paid to our
Regular Army Advisors and their assistants, all of whom reside
in the State of North Carolina during their tours of duty, over
$1,000,000.00.
The above figures reflect the very substantial financial support
which the Army and Air National Guard receives from the Fed-eral
Government, and the large majority of this money is expend-ed
within the State of North Carolina.
CONCLUSION
The two years covered by this report have been outstanding in
the accomplishments of the North Carolina Army and Air Na-tional
Guard. They are the results of sound planning, coopera-tive
effort, and belief in our National Guard and its role in the
planned defense of the nation. It is the considered judgment of
the Adjutant General's Department and the senior National
Guard officers that the North Carolina Army and Air National
Guard is better equipped, better trained, and better prepared to
serve the community, State and nation than at any time in its
history.
Respectfully submitted,
John H. Manning
Major General
The Adjutant General
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Department of Adjutant General
Raleigh, North Carolina
REPORT ON AUDIT
Year Ended June 30, 1954
General John H. Manning, Adjutant General
INDEX
COMMENTS:
EXHIBIT:
"A" Statement of State Appropriated Funds and Expenditures
SCHEDULES:
A-l Statement of Departmental Receipts
A-2 Detailed Statement of Expenditures—-Maintenance Fund
A-3 Statement of Disbursing Account
A-4 Statement of Salaries and Wages
EXHIBITS:
"B" Summary Statement of Comparative Expenditures
"C" Statement of Appropriation and Expenditures North Carolina Arm-ory
Commission
"D" Statement of North Carolina Armory Commission Permanent Im-provement
Fund of 1951
"E" Statement of North Carolina Armory Commission Permanent Im-provement
Fund of 1953
"F" Statement of Capital Assets
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Department of State Auditob
Bureau of Institutional and Departmental Auditing
Raleigh, North Carolina
General John H. Manning
Adjutant General
Raleigh, North Carolina
Sir:
We have made an examination of the accounts and records of the
Department of Adjutant General
Raleigh, North Carolina
for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1954 and submit herewith our report con-sisting
of six Exhibits and four Schedules which we believe to be self ex-planatory.
Shown on Exhibit "C" is a statement of Appropriation and Expenditures
of the North Carolina Armory Commission. This statement shows there was
transferred from this fund $2,749.44 to the North Carolina Armory Commis-sion
Permanent Improvement Fund of 1951.
Exhibit "D" shows the operation of the North Carolina Armory Commission
Permanent Improvement Fund of 1951 for the year under review.
Exhibit "E" is a statement of Appropriation and Expenditures of the North
Carolina Armory Commission Permanent Improvement Fund of 1953 for the
year under review.
Exhibit "F" is a statement of the Capital Assets of The North Carolina
Armory Commission. This statement is for the property that the State
actually had title to on June 30, 1954. The Commission has other property
leased.
We inspected a representative number of invoices, pay rolls and other items
supporting expenditures and found them properly classified and accounted
for. The cash balance at June 30, 1954 was reconciled with the State Treas-urer
and found in agreement.
We wish to express our appreciation to the personnel of the Department
for the courtesies shown us during this assignment.
Respectfully submitted,
Henry L. Bridges, State Auditor
Prepared by Jno. W. Ives
Approved:
M. L. Widenhot si
C. P. A. January 28, 1955
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STATEMENT OF STATE APPROPRIATED FUNDS
AND EXPENDITURES
Year Ended June 30, 1954
EXHIBIT "A"
UNEXPENDED BALANCE JULY 1, 1953 . $
1953-1954 APPROPRIATION . 409 , 374 .00
DEPARTMENT RECEIPTS (SCHEDULE A-l) _ 38,328.37
TRANSFERRED FROM 1952-53 1,447.00
TOTAL AVAILABILITY $ 449,149 37
EXPENDITURES (SCHEDULE A-2). ... $ 444,882.48
UNEXPENDED BALANCE $ 4,266_89
REPRESENTED BY:
Unexpended Balance Reverted to State's General Fund $ 4,266.89
20 Report of The Adjutant General
STATEMENT OF DEPARTMENTAL RECEIPTS
Year Ended June 30. 1954
SCHEDULE A-l
RECEIPTS:
U. S. Treasury Reimbursements:
Camp Burner $ 11,205.41
Raleigh-Durham Aviarion Shop 323.39
Morris Field 20,624.36
Bluerhenrhal Field 5,154.07
Wadesboro Radar Starion 655.80
Badin Radar Srarion 365.34
Total Receipts (To Exhibit "A") $ 38,328.37
Refund of Expenditures 1 ,613 .85
TOTAL RECEIPTS AND REFUNDS ..... $ 39,942.22
Report of The Adjutant General 2]
detailed statement of expenditures
—
mai n te \ ance fund
Year Ended June 30, 1954
SCHEDULE A-2
\n ministration:
Salary—Adjutant General X _8,910.00
Salaries and Wages- Staff. 76,389.87
Supplies and Materials 1,383.20
Postage, Tel. and Tel 2,890.49
Printing and Binding 1 ,031 .47
Repairs and Alterations 184.17
Equipment 3 ,945 .94
Maintenance State Owned Autos 1 ,263 .30
Motor Vehicle Purchases 1,679.33
National Guard:
Officers Special Duty. $ 6,097.71
Travel—Adjutant General 1 ,065 . 17
Allotments to Organizations 173,937.78
Commanding General 30th Division 1,000 00
Physical Examinations Immun 18,077.50
Insurance and Bonding 85.65
Association Dues.. 999.40
Other Expense 796.40
Travel, Checking Federal Property 616.15
Allotments to Office rs and Supply Sgts 75,671 .95
Workmen's Comper sation 27 .00
Armory Inspections 5,535 .96
Camp Bltner:
Salaries and Wages X -i, 704. 20
Supplies and Materials 2,785.97
Utilities
^
508.00
Maintenance and Repairs 8,538.11
Morris Field:
Salaries and Wages $ 5,807.92
Supplies and Materials 6,274 42
Sub-Contractors 3,600.00
Utilities 4,259.16
Maintenance and Repairs . 11 ,477.55
Communications and Shipping 1,976.21
Bluethenthal Field:
Salaries and Wages $ 5,459.62
Supplies and Materials 966.74
Communications and Shipping 216 4S
Utilities 526 96
Maintenance and Repairs 2,744.75
$ 97,677.77
$ 283,910.67
/ 17,556.28
$ 33,395.26
$ 9,914.55
22 Report of The Adjutant General
Wadesboro Radar Station:
Supplies and Materials $ 418.93
Communications and Shipping- 116.34
Utilities . 157.88
Maintenance and Repairs 164.43
Badin Radar Station:
Supplies and Materials $ 328.30
Communications and Shipping - 58.75
Utilities 91.43
Maintenance and Repairs 306.85
$ 857.58
785
Raieigh-Durham Army Aviation Shop:
Supplies and Materials. $ 571.94
Utilities 161.45
Maintenance and Repairs 271.65
$ 1,005.04
TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 444,882.48
Report of The Adjutant General 23
STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENT ACCOUNT
Year Ended June 30, 1954
SCHEDULE A-3
BALANCE JULY 1, 1953 $
RECEIPTS:
From State Treasurer (Transfers from allotment account to
Disbursing account) 446,496.33
TOTAL BEGINNING BALANCE AND RECEIPTS $ 446,496.33
DISBURSEMENTS:
Expenditures during Year $ 443,435.48
Refund of Expenditures. 3,060.85
$ 446,496.33
BOOK BALANCE JUNE 30, 1954... $
RECONCILIATION WITH STATE TREASURER:
Balance State Treasurer June 30, 1954 $ 41,399.24
Deposit in Transit 87,000.00
Deposit in Transit 11,147.77
$ 139,547.01
DEDUCT: Outstanding checks 139,552 . 19
OVER DRAWN $ 5 . 18*
* Indicated Red Figures
24 Report of The Adjutant General
SUMMARY STATEMENT OK COMPARATIVE EXPENDITURES
Fiscal Years Ended June 30, 1953 and June 30, 1954
EXHIBIT "B"
Fiscal Year Fiscal Year
Ended Eniled
June 30, 1954 June 30, 1953
Summary By Purpose:
Administration ..J 97,677.77 £ 83,499.37
National Guard . ... 283,910.67 232,111.54
Camp Butner 17,336.28 8,230.99
Morris Field.. 33,395.26 21,355.95
Bluethenthal Field... 9,914.55 10,732.91
Wadesboro Radar Station 785.33 703.46
Badin Radar Station 857.58 353.03
Raleigh-Durham Aviation Shop 1,005.04 325.71
£444,882.48 £357,312.96
Increase
Report of The Adjutant General 25
NORTH CAROLINA ARMORY COMMISSION
STATEMENT OF APPROPRIATION AND EXPENDITURES
Year Ended June 30, 1954
EXHIBIT "C"
1953-54 APPROPRIATION $ 17, SCO. 00
Forfeirures of Deposits on Plans for National Guard Armories 200 00
TOTAL AVAILABILITY $ 17,700.00
EXPENDITURES:
Maintenance and Repairs $ 9,488.25
Deeds and Land Titles 213.25
Printing.. _ 2,332.80
Advertising Bids 90.67
Travel Expense 153 .46
Architect—Engineer Fees 2 ,922 .13
$ 15,200.56
$ 2,749.44
Transferred 1951 Permanent Improvement North Carolina Armory
Commission Construction of Armories 2,749.44
Balance June 30, 1954 $
26 Report of The Adjutant General
STATEMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA ARMORY COMMISSION
PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT FUND OF 1951
Year Ended June 30, 1954
EXHIBIT "D"
JULY 1, 1953 BALANCE $ 112,627.66
Transferred from N. C. Armory Commission Maintenance 68,320.90
RECEIPTS:
From Treasurer of U. S.:
Armory Construction—Red Springs and Burlington. ...$ 117,003.75
Armory Construction—Burlington 10,869.25
Armory Construction—Lenoir 54,619.92
Armory Construction—Oxford 74,711 .20
Armory Construction—Zebulon 66,323 .09
Armory Construction—Lexington 51 ,676.00
Armory Construction—Wilmington 14,513 . 17
389,716.38
TOTAL AVAILABILITY $ 570,664.94
DISBURSEMENTS:
Armory Construction—Red Springs $ 53,226.84
Armory Construction—Burlington 62 , 860 . 72
Armory Construction—Lenoir 67,303 .30
Armory Construction—Oxford 86,353 .82
Armory Construction—Zebulon 94,205 .00
Armory Construction���Lexington 82,893 .81
Armory Construction—Wilmington 43 , 503 . 50
Salaries and Wages 2,274.00
Maintenance and Repairs to Armories 8,387.12
TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 500,808.11
UNEXPENDED BALANCE JUNE 30, 1954 $ 69,856 83
REPRESENTED BY:
Unexpended Balance State Auditor's Records June 30, 1954 $ 69,856.83
Report of The Adjutant General 27
STATEMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA ARMORY COMMISSION
PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT FUND OF 1953
Year Ended June 30, 1954
EXHIBIT "E'
1953 APPROPRIATION $ 239,500.00
RECEIPTS:
Treasurer of U. S.:
Williamston and Ahoskie Armory General Contract. ../ 41,079.82
Williamston and Ahoskie Plumbing Contract — 1,449.22
Williamston and Ahoskie Heating Contract 917.32
Williamston Electric Contract 843.56
$ 44,289.94
TOTAL AVAILABILITY $ 283,789.94
EXPENDITURES:
Williamston Armorv $ 69,682.95
Ahoskie Armory 54,989.82
Kinston Armory 19,310 06
Thomasville Armorv - 5,566.50
TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 149,549.33
UNEXPENDED BALANCE JUNE 30, 1954 $ 134,240.61
REPRESENTED BY:
Unexpended Balance State Auditors Records Appropriation Account $ 120,512.38
Unexpended Balance State Auditors Records Allotment Account 13,728.23
$ 134,240.61
28 Report of The Adjutant General
NORTH CAROLINA ARMORY COMMISSION
STATEMENT OF CAPITAL ASSETS
At June 30. 1954
EXHIBIT "F"
Location Cost
Apex Motor Vehicle Storage Warehouse
Asheboro Motor Vehicle Storage Warehouse
Asheville Motor Vehicle Storage WarehTuse..
Beulaville Motor Vehicle Storage Warehouse..
Burlington Motor Vehicle Storage Warehouse
Clinton Motor Vehicle Storage Warehouse..
Durham Motor Vehicle Storage Warehouse
Forest City Motor Vehicle Storage Warehouse.
Goldsboro Motor Vehicle Storage Warehouse..
Hickory Motor Vehicle Storage Warehouse .
High Point Motor Vehicle Storage Warehouse .
Jacksonville Motor Vehicle Storage Warehouse
Kings Mountain Motor Vehicle Storage Warehouse..
Lenoir Motor Vehicle Storage Warehouse..
Lincolnton Motor Vehicle Storage Warehouse..
Mocksville Motor Vehicle Storage Warehouse..
Mount Airy Motor Vehicle Storage Warehouse
Newton Motor Vehilce Storage Warehouse
North Wilkesboro Motor Vehicle Storage Warehouse..
Parkton Motor Vehicle Storage Warehouse.
Raleigh Motor Vehicle Storage Warehouse.
Red Springs Motor Vehicle Storage Warehouse .
Rocky Mount Motor Vehicle Storage Warehouse
Roxboro Motor Vehicle Storage Warehouse..
Scotland Neck Motor Vehicle Storage Warehouse
Southern Pines Motor Vehicle Storage Warehouse.
Spindale Motor Vehicle Storage Warehouse
Statesville Motor Vehicle Storage Warehouse
Tarboro Motor Vehicle Storage Warehouse
Wallace Motor Vehicle Storage Warehouse
Warsaw Motor Vehicle Storage Warehouse.
Wilson Motor Vehicle Storage Warehouse
Youngsville Motor Vehicle Storage Warehouse
High Point National Guard Armory
Morganton National Guard Armory
New Bern National Guard Armory
Parkton National Guard Armory
Salisbury National Guard Armory
Washington National Guard Armory
Whiteville National Guard Armory
Wilson National Guard Armory
Greenville National Guard Armory
Burlington National Guard Armory
Lenoir National Guard Armory
Red Springs National Guard Armory
Oxford National Guard Armory
Zebulon National Guard Armory
28
27
47
17
24
31
30
26
24
34
29
27
24
27
24
30
28
27
28
15
29
27
26
28
26
30
28
23
29
16
28
9
31
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
97
97
98
99
94
,280 00
,875 00
,655 00
,258 00
,573 00
,867 00
,751.11
,856.32
,784 00
,040 91
,372 00
,601 00
,579 00
,475.00
,840 00
, 798 . 83
,427 00
,300 00
,650.00
,666 00
,197.36
,845.00
,781.49
,305.43
,025.00
,075.00
,925 00
,300 00
,029 00
,970.00
,459 00
,895 00
,700 00
,000 00
,000 00
,000 00
,000 00
,000 00
,000 CO
,000 00
,000 00
,000 00
,281 00
,528 00
,513 00
,615 00
,205 00
TOTAL .$ 1,967,298.45
Refokt of The Adjutant General 29
Department of Adjutant General
Raleigh, North Carolina
REPORT ON AUDIT
Year Ended June 30, 1955
General John Hall Manning, Adjutant General
INDEX
COMMENTS:
EXHIBIT:
"A" Statement of State Appropriated Funds and Expenditures
SCHEDULE:
A-l Statement of Departmental Receipts
A-2 Detailed Statement of Expenditures Maintenance Fund
A-3 Statement of Disbursing Account
A-4 Statement of Salaries and Wages
A-5 Summary Statement of Comparative Expenditures
EXHIBIT:
"B" Statement of N. C. Armory Commission Appropriation and Ex-penditures
"C" Permanent Improvement Fund of 1951
"D" Permanent Improvement Fund of 1953
SCHEDULE:
D-l Detailed Statement of Expenditures Permanent Improvement Fund
of 1953
EXHIBIT:
"E" Statement of Capital Assets N. C. Armory Commission
30 Report of The Adjutant General
Department of State Auditor
Bureau of Institutional and Departmental Auditing
Raleigh, North Carolina
The Advisory Budget Commission
Raleigh, North Carolina
Gentlemen:
We have made an examination of the accounts and records of the
Department of Adjutant General
Raleigh, North Carolina
for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1955 and submit herewith our report con-sisting
of five exhibits and six schedules.
Shown on Exhibit 'B" is a statement of appropriation and expenditures of
the North Carolina Armory Commission. This statement shows there was
transferred from this fund $3,627.77 to the North Carolina Armory Commis-sion
Permanent Improvement Fund of 1951.
Exhibit "C" shows the operations of the North Carolina Armory Commis-sion
Permanent Improvement Fund of 1951 for the year under review. This
statement shows there was transferred from this fund $811.37 to the North
Carolina Armory Commission Permanent Improvement Fund of 1953.
Exhibit "D" shows the operations of the North Carolina Armory Commis-sion
Permanent Improvement Fund of 1953 for the year under review.
Exhibit "E" is a statement of the capital assets of the North Carolina Arm-ory
Commission. This statement is for the property that the Armory Com-mission
actually had title to on June 30, 1955. The Commission has other
property leased.
We found all receipts as disclosed by the records had been properly de-posited
with the State Treasurer. All disbursements were evidenced by
properly signed checks and their records were in agreement with the State
Treasurer.
We inspected a representative number of pay rolls, invoices and other items
supporting expenditures and found them all accounted for.
We wish to express our appreciation to the personnel of the Department
for the courtesies extended us during this assignment.
Respectfully submitted,
Henry L. Bridges, State Auditor
Prepared by Jno. W. Ives
Approved
:
M. L. Widenhouse, C. P. A.
January 26, 1955
Report of The Adjutant General 31
STATEMENT OF STATE APPROPRIATED FUNDS
AND EXPENDITURES
Year Ended June 30, 1955
EXHIBIT "A"
UNEXPENDED BALANCE JULY 1, 1954 $
1954-55 APPROPRIATION 410,945.00
FROM CONTINGENCY AND EMERGENCY FUND 36,500.00
FROM CONTINGENCY AND EMERGENCY FUND. 1,637.20
DEPARTMENTAL RECEIPTS (SCHEDULE A-l) 45,592.76
TOTAL AVAILABILITY $ 494,674.96
EXPENDITURES (SCHEDULE A-l $ 488,386.86
UNEXPENDED BALANCE _ 6,288.10
REPRESENTED BY:
Unexpended Balance Reverted to State's General Fund $ 6,288.10
32 Report of The Adjutant General
STATEMENT OF DEPARTMENTAL RECEIPTS
Year Ended June 30, 1955
SCHEDULE A-l
RECEIPTS:
U. S. Treasury Reimbursements:
Camp Butner $ 13,072.39
Morris Field 23 ,097 . 50
Bluethenthal Field 7,148.43
Wadesboro Radar Station.. 825 .49
Badin Radar Station 666 37
Raleigh-Durham Army Aviation Shop 782.58
Total Receipts (To Exhibit "A") $ 45,592.76
Refund of Expenditures 53 .84
TOTAL RECEIPTS AND REFUNDS $ 45,646.60
Report of The Adjutant General 33
detailed statement of expenditures
—
maintenance fund
year Ended June 30, 195.r
>
schedule a-^
Administration:
Salar\—Adjutant General $ 8,910 00
Salaries and Wages—Staff. 78,497.58
Supplies and Materials 1 ,441 65
Postage, Tel. & Tel 2,163 63
Printing and Binding 2,000 00
Repairs and Alterations 238 05
Equipment 1,981 00
Maintenance State Owned Autos 1,662 87
Motor Vehicle Purchases 1 ,495 .22
National Guard:
Officers Special Duty $ 6,348.33
Travel—Adjutant General 878 96
Allotments to Organizations 184,287 50
Commanding General 30th Div 1 ,0C0 00
Physical Exams and Immun 22,002 98
Insurance and Bonding 167.50
Association Dues 919.60
Other Expense 684.60
Travel—Checking Federal Property 743.62
Allotments to Officers and Supply Sgts 60,001.79
Workmen's Compensation 1 ,180.40
Armory Incpections 4,316.72
Camp Butner:
Salaries and Wages $ 5 ,470.49
Supplies and Materials 1,976.28
Utilities... 364.00
Maintenance and Repairs 11,142.69
Morris Field:
Salaries and Wages... $ 6,390. 12
Supplies and Materials 5,166.27
Communications and Shipping 2,484.74
Sub-Contractors 4,800.00
Utilities 5,383.23
Maintenance and Repairs 12,263.02
Bllethenthal Field:
Salaries and W7ages $ 5,678.96
Supplies and Materials 276.75
Communications and Shipping 268 14
Utilities 698.20
Maintenance and Repairs 3,241.38
$ 98,390.00
$ 282,532.00
$ 18,953.46
$ 36,487.58
$ 10,163.41
34 Report of The Adjutant General
Wadesboro Radar Station:
Supplies and Materials $ 541.56
Communications and Shipping 125.03
Utilities . 197.96
Maintenance and Repairs 569.01
Badin Radar Station:
Supplies and Materials $ 598.93
Communications and Shipping 128.60
Utilities . 1 33 . 79
Maintenance and Repairs 257.00
Raleigh-Durham Aviation Shop:
Supplies and Materials $ 305.53
Utilities 172.57
Maintenance and Repairs 415.59
$ 1,233.56
1,118.32
$ 893.69
Emergency Disaster National Guard:
Salaries—Special Duty $ 29,471 .25
Subsistance—Special Duty 5 , 744 . 74
Gas, Kerosene, Miscellaneous 1,761.85
Special Duty—Forest Fires 1,637.20
$ 38,615.04
TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 488,386 86
Report of The Adjutant General 35
STATEMENT OF DISBURSING ACCOUNT
Year Ended June 30, 1955
SCHEDULE A-3
BALANCE JULY 1, 1954 $ 5.18"
RECEIPTS:
From State Treasurer (Transfers from allotment Account
to Disburing Account). 488,440.70
TOTAL BEGINNING BALANCE AND RECEIPTS £488,435.52
DISBURSEMENTS:
Expenditures during year $ 488,381 .68
Refund of Expenditures 53 .84
435.52
BOOK BALANCE JUNE 30, 1955 .....J 0_
RECONCILIATION WITH STATE TREASURER:
Balance State Treasurer June 30, 1955 _. ...$ 87,219 04
Deposit in Transit - 45 ,000 .00
Deposit in Transit 2,586.36
£134,805.40
DEDUCT: Outstanding Checks 134,805.40
BALANCE AS ABOVE ....$
* Indicates Red Figure
36 Report of The Adjutant General
SUMMARY STATEMENT OP COMPARATIVE EXPENDITURES
Fiscal Years Ended June 30. 1954 and June 30, 1955
SCHEDULE A-5
Fiscal Year Fiscal Year
Ended Ended Increase
June 30, 1955 June 30, 1954 Decrease*
Summary By Purpose:
Administration $ 98,390.00 $ 97,677.77 $ 712.23
National Guard 282,532.00 283,910.67 1,378 67*
Camp Butner 18,953.46 17,336.28 1,617.18
Morris Field 36,487.38 33,395.26 3,092.12
Bluethenthal Field 10,163.41 9,914.55 248 86
Wadesboro Radar Station .... 1,233.56 785.33 448.23
Badin Radar Station 1,118.32 857.58 260.74
Raleigh-Durham Aviation Shop 893.69 1,005.04 111.35*
Emergency Disaster—Nat. Guard 38,615.04 38,615.04
$ 488,386 86 $ 444,882.48 $ 43,504.38
Summary By Objects:
Salaries and Wages ...J 104,947.15 £102,271.61 $ 2,675.54
Supplies and Materials 10,306.95 12,729.50 2,422 55*
Postage, Tel. and Tel 5,170.14 5,258.27 88 13*
Tnvel Expense 1,622.58 1,681.32 58 74*
Printing and Binding 2,000 00 1,03147 968 53
Motor Vehicle Operation 1,662 87 1,263.30 399.57
Lights, Water, Power 6,949.75 5,504 88 1,444.87
Repairs and Alterations 27,926 74 23,687.51 4,239.23
General Expense 1,604.20 1,795 80 19160*
Insurance and Bonding 167.50 85 65 81.85
Equiprre-t 1,981 00 3,945 94 1,964.94*
Extraordinary 324,047.98 285,627.23 38,420.75
$ 488,386.86 $ 448,882 48 $ 43,504.38
* Indicated Red Figure
Report of The Adjutant General 37
NOI.TH CAROLINA ARMORY COMMISSION
STATEMENT OP APPROPRIATION AND EXPENDITURES
Year Ended June 30, 1955
EXHIBIT "B"
1954-55 APPROPRIATION... $ 22, 050. CO
EXPENDITURES:
Maintenance and Repairs .$ 9,999.67
Deeds and Land Titles 242.60
Printing.. 1,180.10
Advertising Bids 145 .35
Travel Expense 45 .34
Architect—Engineer Fees 6,809. 17
$ 18,422.23
$ 3,627.77
Transferred to North Carolina Armory Commission—Construction of
Armories—Permanent Improvement of 1951 3,627.77
BALANCE JUNE 30, 1955. $
38 Report of The Adjutant General
STATEMENT OP NORTH CAROLINA ARMORY COMMISSION
PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT FUND OF 1951
Year Ended June 30, 1955
EXHIBIT "C
BALANCE JULY 1, 1954 ...J 69,856.83
Transferred from North Carolina Armory Commission Maintenance 2,749 44
RECEIPTS:
From Treasurer of U. S.
Armory Construction—Zebulon. $ 20,609.53
Armory Construction—Lexington 9,813 .33
Armory Construction—Wilmington 50,835.61
81,258.47
TOTAL AVAILABILITY .....J 153,864.74
DISBURSEMENTS:
Armory Construction—Lexington $ 20,797 . 19
Armory Construction—Wilmington... 52,853 .50
Salaries and Wages 4,548 00
Maintenance and Repairs to Armories 37,007.89
TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 115,206.58
Transfer to North Carolina Armory Commission Permanent
Improvement Fund of 1953
A^D: Transfer from 1954-55 Maintenance Appropriation
Unexpended Balance June 30, 1955
$
Report of The Adjutant General 39
STATEMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA ARMORY COMMISSION
PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT FUND OF 1958
Year Ended June 30, 1955
EXHIBIT "D"
BALANCE APPROPRIATION ACCOUNT JULY 1, 1954.. £120,512.38
BALANCE ALLOTMENT ACCOUNT JULY 1, 1954 13,728.23
TRANSFER FROM 1951 PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT FUND... 811.37
RECEIPTS:
From Treasurer of U. S.:
Williamston and Ahoskie $ 93 , 283 . 89
Williamston.. 3,315.17
Ahoskie 4,361.25
Kinston 70,446 00
Bladenboro... 62 ,926 . 80
Thomasville 69,726.00
Fayetteville 76,713.94
North Wilkesboro 61,264.25
Goldsboro 64,412.14
Tarboro 49,960.62
Hickory 40, 169 . 86
Architectual Fees—Charlotte 6,806 25
City of Charlotte 5,000.00
,386.17
TOTAL AVAILABILITY £743 ,438 .15
EXPENDITURES DURING YEAR (SCHEDULE A-6) 749,201.41
$ 5,761.16*
REPRESENTED BY:
Balance State Auditor's Records June 30, 1955 $ 5,763 .26*
Indicates Red Figure
40 Report of The Adjutant General
detailed statement of expenditures
permanent improvement fund of 1953
Year Ended June 30, 1955
SCHEDULE D-l
WlLLAMSTON ARMORY:
General Contract ....J 20,352.10
Plumbing 1,491.90
Heating .' 2,409.35
Electrical 2,762.20
Ahoskie Armory:
General Contract $ 33,161.80
Plumbing... 1,491.90
Heating 3 , 574 . 22
Electrical 3,750.76
Kinston Armory:
General Contract $ 57,936.57
Plumbing 3,339.58
Heating 8,696.00
Electrical 4,645 .79
Bladenboro Armory:
General Contract $ 74,052.50
Plumbing 3,374.40
Heating 8,208.95
Electrical 4,324.05
Thomasville Armory;
General Contract $ 70,533.50
Plumbing 3,473.00
Heating 8,695.00
Electrical 4,900.00
Eayetteville Armory:
General Contract $ 91,%0.00
Plumbing 3 , 562 . 50
Heating 9 ,680 50
Electrical 5,424.28
North W lkesboro Armory:
General Contract $ 72,721 55
Plumbing 3,492.00
Heating 8,227.00
Electrical 2,835.00
$ 27,015.55
$ 41,978.68
$ 74,617.94
$ 89,959.90
$ 110,627.28
$ 87,275.55
Report of The Adjutant General 41
Goldsboro Armory:
General Contract $ 72 ,010 00
Plumbing 3,434.25
Heating 8,225 00
Electrical 3 ,036 14
Tarroro Armory:
General Contract $ 56,844.22
Plumbing 2 ,413 . 80
Heating 7,356.15
86,705.39
$ 66,614.17
Hickory Armory:
General Contract - $ 58 , 574 . 70
Heating 6,252.52
Electrical 2,175.39
$ 67,002.61
Charlotte Armory:
Architectual Fees $ 10,002.84
TOTAL EXPENDITURES (EXHIBIT "D") $ 749,201 .41
42 Report of The Adjutant General
NORTH CAROLINA ARMORY COMMISSION
STATEMENT OF CAPITAL ASSETS
At June 30, 1955
EXHIBIT "E'
Location Description Cost
Apex Motor Vehi
Asheboro Motor Vehi
Asheville Motor Vehi
Beulaville Motor Vehi
Burlington Motor Vehic
Clinton Motor Vehi
DurRam Motor Vehi
Forest City Motor Vehic
Goldsboro Motor Vehic
Hickory Motor Vehic
High Point Motor Vehic
Jacksonville Motor Vehic
Kings Mountain ~ Motor Vehic
Lenoir Motor Veh'
Lincolnton Motor Vehic
Mocksville Motor Vehic
Mount Airy Motor Veh
Newton Motor Veh
North Wilkesboro Motor Vehic
Parkton ~ Motor Vehic
Raleigh Motor Veh
Red Springs Motor Vehic
Rocky Mount Motor Vehic
Roxboro Motor Vehic
Scotland Neck Motor Vehic
Southern Pines Motor Veh
Spindale Motor Vehic
Statesville Motor Vehic
Tarboro Motor Vehic
Wallace Motor Veh
Warsaw Motor Veh
Wilson... Motor Vehic
Youngsville Motor Vehic
High Point ... National Gu
le Storage Warehouse.,
le Storage Warehouse.,
le Storage Warehouse.,
le Storage Warehouse.,
le Storage Warehouse.,
le Storage Warehouse.,
le Storage Warehouse,
le Storage Warehouse.,
le Storage Warehouse.,
le Storage Warehouse.,
le Storage Warehouse.,
le Storage Warehouse,
le Storage Warehouse
le Storage Warehouse.,
le Storage Warehouse.,
le Storage Warehouse.,
le Storage Warehouse.,
le Storage Warehouse.,
le Storage Warehouse.,
le Storage Warehouse.,
le Storage Warehouse,
le Storage Warehouse,
le Storage Warehouse.,
le Storage Warehouse.,
le Storage Warehouse.,
le Storage Warehouse
le Storage Warehouse
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d Armory
Morganton National Guard Armory.
New Bern National Guard Armory.
Parkton National Guard Armory.
Salisbury National Guard Armory.
Washington National Guard Armory.
Whiteville National Guard Armory.
Wilson. National Guard Armory.
Greenville National Guard Armory.
Burlington National Guard Armory.
Lenoir National Guard Armory.
Red Springs National Guard Armory.
Oxford National Guard Armory.
Zebulon National Guard Armory..
Lexington National Guard Armory.
Wilmington National Guard Armory.
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24
31
30
26
24
34
29
27
24
27
24
30
28
27
28
15
29
27
26
28
26
30
28
23
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Report of The Adjutant General l:;
Location Description Cost
Williamston Nat
Kinston Nat
Ahoskie Nat
Thomasville Nat
Bladenboro Nat
Fayetteville Nat
Notth Wilkesboro Nat
onal Guard Armorv . $ 96,698.50
onal Guard Armory 93 ,928.00
onal Guard Armorv 96,968 50
onal Guard Armorv 92,968 00
oral Guard Armory 95,387.50
onal Guard Armorv 117,159.00
onal Guard Armorv 93,308.00
TOTAL CAPITAL ASSETS .....$ 2,853,563 .95
REPORT OF U. S. PROPERTY AND FISCAL OFFICER
SUBJECT: Report of USP&FO For North Carolina, Fiscal Year 1956
TO: The Adjutant General
State of North Carolina
Raleigh, N. C.
1. Subject report covering the period 1 July 1955 through 30 June 1956
is submitted herewith.
2. During the period covered by this report this office performed the fol-lowing
missions required by laws and regulations:
a. Handling of all details in connection with the supply of the National
Guard organizations in this State, including the maintenance, on prescribed
forms, of a property accounting containing complete records as to receipt and
disposition of Federal property and constituting a record of the account-ability
for such property in possession of the National Guard of the State.
b. Maintaining fiscal records of payments to full time employees of the
Army and Air National Guard paid with Federal funds, and also payment of
field training funds. Maintaining employee leave records.
c. Preparation of estimates of budget for activities under the control of
this office and consolidation of budget estimates, for Federal funds, of other
staff sections of the Adjutant General's Department.
d. Negotiation of contracts for projects paid with 100% Federal funds, and
representation of the Federal government on armory contracts negotiated
by the State.
e. Operation of the State distribution point and the vehicle concentration
site at Butner, N. C, and the maintaining of all required records incident
thereto.
f. Maintaining the small arms firing range at Butner, N. C.
g. Preparation and furnishing of property records for newly activated
units.
h. Maintaining a jacket file of collateral papers for each unit, together
with a property record of each memorandum receipt account.
i. Editing of request for equipment and supplies for units and preparation
of consolidated requisitions for submission to depots.
j. Screening of all property in the warehouse and reporting and shipping
excess property from that installation and from using units in the amount
of $1,644,480.56 (Reported), $754,036.81 (Shipped).
k. Performing annual and special inventories of memorandum receipt ac-counts
and the USP&FO warehouse.
1. Performing duties of Budget and Fiscal officer and Transportation and
Procurement officer for expenditure of Federal funds.
m. Obtain, issue, and turn in of all Federal property for housekeeping and
training requirements for using units at field training sites.
n. Performing other duties for the Adjutant General as directed.
Report of The Adjutant General 45
3. Inventory of warehouse and reconciliation of stock record cards with
M/R accounts incident to transfer of accountability from former to present
USP&FO was begun 6 June 1955 and consumed !).!)24 man-hours.
4. During the period of this report continual effort has been made to pro-vide
a better system of control and operation of all activities, to improve
service to the using units, and to conserve Federal funds, as indicated below.
a. Locate and correct previous incorrect property records and documents
and to take necessary action to prevent recurrence.
b. Make full utilization of warehouse space and accomplish more efficient
storage operation.
c. Set up a system of locator and inventory control cards in the USP&FO
warehouse.
d. Reduce the excessive amount of unserviceable property turned in by
using units.
e. Reduce the excessive amount of property lost by using units.
f. Reduce the excessive amount of property in the USP&FO warehouse.
g. Disposal of obsolete records and correspondence tiles.
h. Expedite progress in the construction of adequate USP&FO warehouse
and office facilities at Butner, N. C.
i. Obtain additional office space in Raleigh until construction of facilities
at Butner are completed.
j. Renovate office furniture and obtain additional electric fans and office
machines to improve working conditions and efficiency in the office of the
USP&FO.
k. Improve customer relations between the using units and the USP&FO
activities.
1. Delegation of authority to subordinates to perform routine tasks in
such a manner as to enable this office to accomplish its mission with the
greatest economy a- d improved support to the using units.
m. Formulation of a Standing Operating Procedure for all USP&FO activ-ities.
n. Formulation of a mobilization plan for the USP&FO activities.
5. The following units have been Federally recognized and equipped dur-ing
the period of this report.
Unit 1, oration Date of Recognition
Btry A 690th FA Bn .-.Snow Hill 7 Jul 1955
94th Army Band Charlotte 2 Aug 1955
Sv Btry 295th FA Bn Greenville 24 Aug 1955
105th Med Bn G-oldsboro 16 Apr 1956
Co L 119th Inf Regt Elizabethtown 22 May 1956
6. Projects, 100% Federal Funds. During the FY 1956 contracts were
negotiated on the following projects.
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a. Army National Guard.
Project Location Cost
$
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b. Air National Guard.
Maximum
Location Installation Federal
Support
Morris Field, Charlotte NC Air NG Facilities $ 23,670.00
Badin 263d Comm Sqd 1,012.50
Wadesboro 263d Comm Sqd 1,087.50
Total $ 25,770.00
9. Federal Funds Expended FY 1956.
Army National Guard
i 1 i .Maintenance & operations of using units $ 712,501.07
(2) Operation of other facilities 59,988.93
(including service contracts)
(3) Pay of civilian personnel 1,406,100.00
(4) Field training 1,832,522.14
(5 J Inactive duty training 47,700.00
(6) Unit staff schools 33,930.00
(7) Army service schools 251,900.00
(8) Army area schools 33,111.75
(9) Uniform allowance, officers 23,200.00
Total $4,400,953.89
Air National Guard
(1) Maintenance & operations of using units $ 49,500.00
(2) Operation of other facilities 45.S29.60
(including service contracts)
(3) Pay of civilian personnel 4SS.000.00
(4) Field training 51,140.20
(5) Gunnery Exercise 13,645.55
(6) Service schools 64,799.25
(7) Uniform allowance, officers 1,600.00
(8) Clothing S.815.00
Total $ 723.329.60
10. Recapitulation of office work load FY 1956
a. Using units requisitions processed 11,487
b. Using units turn ins processed 3,946
c. Requisitions forwarded to Depots 705
d. Excess reports processed 110
(1) In the amount of $1,644,480.58
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e. Reports of Survey processed 61
f. Gov Bills of Lading issued 356
g. Transportation Requests issued 374
h. Certificates of Droppage processed 474
i. Statement of Charges processed 867
j. Inventory Adjustment Reports processed 268
k. Other reports processed 3,638
1. Purchase and Delivery Orders processed 1,660
m. Property vouchers processed 20,890
11. Results of I G inspection of USP&FO activities conducted 31 Jan-3 Feb
1956 were as follows: Over-all rating: Excellent. No other ratings were given.
John Foreman
Colonel, NGB
USP&FO For NC
DIGEST OF GENERAL ORDERS, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S
DEPARTMENT ISSUED DURING CALENDAR YEAR 1955
GO No. 1, 4 January 1955, authorized organization of Co H, 139th Inf, Meb-ane,
North Carolina, effective 7 January 1955.
GO No. 2, 10 January 1955, announces the death of Lt Col Hugh Lynn
Caveness, Hq Hq Det, NC NG. on 18 December 1954.
GO No. 3, 11 January 1955, inactivates, effective 2400 hours 17 January
1955, Hq & Hq Btry, 449th FA Bn (Obsn) (NGUS), Charlotte, North Carolina,
Battery B, 449th FA Bn (Obsn) (NGUS), Mooresville, North Carolina, and
Battery C, 449th FA Bn (Obsn) (NGUS), Monroe, North Carolina. The same
order reactivates, effective 0001 hours, IS January 1955, the following units:
Hq & Hq Btry, 449th FA Bn (Obsn), Charlotte, North Carolina, Battery B.
449th FA Bn (Obsn), Mooresville, North Carolina, and Battery C, 449th FA
Bn (Obsn). Monroe, North Caorlina.
GO No. 4, 24 January 1955, authorizes non-TO Authorization No. 156-1,
effective 1 March 1955, for 156th Fighter Bomber Sq.
GO N. 5, 25 January 1955, announces the Annual Inspection, Air National
Guard units.
GO No. 6, 2 February 1955, authorizes activation of Co L. 119th Inf, at Rose-boro,
North Carolina, effective 7 February 1955.
GO No. 7, 3 February 1955, authorizes activation of Co L, 120th Inf, at Hen-dersonville,
North Carolina, effective S February 1955.
GO No. 8, 4 February 1955, authorizes activation of Hq & Hq Co, 2nd Bn,
120th Inf, at Kannapolis, North Carolina, effective 15 February 1955.
GO No. 9, 16 February 1955, authorizes activation of Co K, 139th Inf. at.
Rockingham, North Carolina, effective 23 February 1955.
GO No. 10, 24 February 1955, authorizes reorganization of State Hq & Hq
Det, NC NG, effective 1 February 1955.
GO No. 11, 11 March 1955, authorizes activation of Co L, 139th Inf, Laurin-burg,
North Carolina, effective 15 March 1955.
GO No. 12, 11 March 1955, authorizes activation of Svc Btry, H2th Fa Bn,
at Boone, North Carolina, effective 17 March 1955.
GO No. 13, 5 April 1955, orders into State service Btry A, 295th FA Bn, and
one officer and one NCO from Hq & Hq Btry, 295th FA Bn, to fight forest fire
on U.S. Highway 264 between Belhaven and Scranton.
GO No. 14, 6 April 1955, authorizes activation of Btry A, 449th FA Bn, ai
Belmont, North Carolina, effective 7 April 1955.
GO No. 15, 7 April 1955, authorizes activation of Co I, 120th Inf, at Sylva.
North Carolina, effective 14 April 1955.
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GO No. 16, 8 April 1955, authorizes reorganization of 8156th Repl Tng Sq,
NC ANG, in accordance with Unit Manning Document, ANG No. 1-120 dated
1 March 1955, effective 1 May 1955.
GO No. 17, 15 April 1955, changes unit designation of Co E, 119th Inf, at
Goldsboro, to Co L, 119th Inf, and changes the unit designation of Co L, 119th
Inf, at Roseboro to Co K, 119th Inf, both changes effective 15 April 1955.
Also, authorizes the activation of Co E. 119th Inf, at Nashville, North Caro-lina,
effective 18 April 1955.
GO No. 18, 20 April 1955, authorizes activation of Co G, 119th Inf, at Fre-mont,
North Carolina, effective 21 April 1955.
GO No. 19, 21 April 1955, authorizes activation of Co H, 119th Inf, at Farm-ville,
North Carolina, effective 25 April 1955.
GO No. 20, 25 April 1955, reorganizes Hq & Hq Btry, 130th AAA Bn (Auto-matic
Weapons) ( (Self Propelled), effective 26 April 1955, under TO&E 44-76,
dated 15 May 1952, w/C 5.
GO No. 21, 26 April 1955, orders into State service Btry A. 295th FA Bn.
and one officer and six EM, Hq & Hq Btry, 295th FA Bn, to fight forest fire
in vicinity Foreman's Fire Tower on Route 171, about two miles north of
Beaufort County line.
GO No. 22, 29 April 1955, announces the death of 1st Lt Woodrow W.
Haynes, AO 935 783, 8156th Repl Tng Sq, NC ANG, on 27 February 1955, in a
jet plane crash.
GO No. 23, 3 May 1955, announces field training for 263rd Com Sq, Opns,
NC ANG.
GO No. 24, 11 May 1955, announces changes in Unit Manning Document,
ANG No. 1-120, dated 1 March 1955
GO No. 25, 13 May 1955, announces reorganization of North Carolina Air
National Guard units in accordance with TOs indicated, effective 1 June 1955.
GO No. 26, 23 May 1955, amends GO No. 24 and GO No. 25.
GO No. 27, 25 May 1955, redesignates 156th F-B Sq to L56th F-l Sq; 156th
Tactical Fcst Fit to 156th Weather Fit (Tactical Fcst); and 263rd Com Sq,
Opns, to 263rd Com Sq (Opns).
GO No. 28, 25 May 1955, authorizes activation of Co A, 120th Inf, at Elkin.
North Carolina, effective 7 June 1955.
GO No. 29, 30 May 1955, details Colonel John Foreman, O 200 303, ORD, Hq,
Hq Det, NC NG, as USP&FO for NC, effective 1 June 1955, vice Colonel Aus-tell,
Ret.
GO No. 30, 31 May 1955, amends GO No. 25.
GO No. 31, 31 May 1955, announces field training of certain officers, Select-ive
Svc Sec, Hq & Hq Det, NC NG.
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GO No. 32, 31 May 1955, announces held training dates for certain units
of IV Corps Arty at Fort Bragg, 12-26 June 1955.
GO No. 33, 1 June 1955, authorizes activation of Co C, 130th Tank Bn, at
Lumberton, North Carolina, effective 7 June 1955.
GO No. 34, 16 June 1955, announces withdrawal of Federal recognition, Btry
A, 449th FA Bn (Obsn) at Kinston, North Carolina, effective 17 January 1955.
GO No. 35, 5 July 1955. announces withdrawal of FR and disbandment of
Btry A, 690th FA Bn (155 mm How. Towed) to Beaufort, North Carolina,
effective 2400 hours 6 July 1955. Also, authorizes activation of Btry A, 690th
FA Bn (155 mm How. Towed) at Snow Hill, North Carolina, effective 7 July
1955.
GO No. 36, 6 July 1955, authorizes field training for certain officers of Se-lective
Svc Sec, Hq & Hq Det, NC NG.
GO No. 37, 8 July 1955, authorizes field training for NC ANG units at
Travis Field, Savannah, Georgia, 30 July—13 August 1955.
GO No. 38, 26 July 1955, authorizes activation of 94th Army Band at Char-lotte,
North Carolina, effective 2 August 1955.
GO No. 39, 27 July 1955. authorizes field training for Hq & Hq Det, NC NG
(Part) and 30th Inf Div, minus, at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, 14-28 August
1955.
GO No. 40, 27 July 1955, authorizes field training for AAA units, Non-Divi-sional
and Divisional, and armored units, at Camp Stewart. Georgia, 14-28
August 1955.
GO No. 41, 15 August 1955, confirms order into State service for special
duty, Hurricane Connie, of Hq & Hq Btry, 252nd AAA Gp, 123rd and 382nd
Sig Det, and 403 Ord Det, effective 11 August 1955, and Hq & Hq Btry, 150th
AAA Bn, Btry A, 130th AAA Bn. Btrys A and B, 295th FA Bn, effective 12
August 1955.
GO No. 42, 16 August 1955, authorizes 119th Inf and 120th Inf Regts to retain
their respective hi tories and traditions as a result of reorganization pur-suant
to GO No. 33. 18 October 1954.
GO No. 43, 17 August 1955, confirms order into State service for special
duty, Hurricane Diane, of Hq & Hq Btry, Btry A. and four EM, Btry C, 295th
FA Bn, effective 17 August 1955.
GO No. 44, 19 August 1955, authorizes changes to 156th Fighter Intecptr
Sq augmentation.
GO No. 45, 22 August 1955, authorizes activation of Svc Btry, 295th FA Bn
(155 mm How. Towed) at Greenville, North Carolina, effective 24 August
1955.
GO No. 46, 1 September 1955, attaches 94th Army Band to Hq, IV Corps
Arty, for administration, training, and operation.
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Go No. 47, 7 September 1955, announces schedule of Annual Armory Inspec-tions
17 October—3 November 1955.
GO No. 48, 7 September 1955, announces Army Aviation Inspections, 20-29
September 1955.
GO No. 49, 9 September 1955, announces reorganization of Hq, NC ANG.
GO No. 50, 15 September 1955, amends GO No. 48, cs.
GO No. 51, 20 September 1955, confirms verbal orders into State service for
special duty, Hurricane lone, of one officer and one warrant officer, Hq & Hq
Btry and Btry A, 295th FA Bn, effective 18 September 1955, and Hq & Hq
Btry and Btry B, 690th FA Bn, five officers and 17 enlisted men, Svc Co,
119th Inf, and Lt Col William E. Ingram, Inf. effective 19 September 1955.
GO No. 52, 12 October 1955. announces reorganization of 123rd AP Sq, NC
ANG.
GO No. 53, 17 October 1955, confirms verbal order into State service of
Major Collin McKinne, Hq & Hq Btry, 113th FA Bn, for special duty, Hurri-cane
Diane, effective 16 August 1955.
GO No. 54. 19 October 1955, authorizes reorganization of 123rd AP Sq, NC
ANG.
GO No. 55, 26 Oct 1955, announces schedule of Annual Armory Inspections,
9-19 January 1956.
GO No. 56, 7 November 1955,, authorizes Svc Btry,, 113th FA Bn (105 mm
How. Towed), Youngsville, North Carolina, and Co A, 130th Tank Bn (90 mm
Gun), Raeford, North Carolina, to increase enlisted strength to full strength
under appropriate TO.
GO No. 57, 7 November 1955, authorizes reorganization of 156th Fighter
Intcptr Sq, NC ANG.
GO No. 58, 10 November 1955, amends CO No. 56 and authorizes Svc Btry,
540th FA Bn (105 mm How. Towed), High Point, North Carolina, to increase
enlisted strength to full strength under appropriate TO.
GO No. 59, 14 November 1955, authorizes Svc Btry, 690th FA Bn (155 mm
How. Towed), Jacksonville, North Carolina, to increase enlisted strength to
full strength under appropriate TO.
GO No. 60, 29 November 1955, amends GO No. 25.
GO No. 61, 5 December 1955, reorganizes Army National Guard units, NC
NG, TO&Es listed therein, effective 1 January 1956.
GO No. 62, 14 December 1955, authorizes reorganization of Hq & Hq Det,
NC NG, effective 1 January 1956.
GO No. 63, 30 December 1955, rescinds GO No. 43. 1 December 1954, effective
2400 hours 31 December 1955, and announces MOS, and occupancy thereof,
of the officers and warrant officers assigned to State Hq & Hq Det.
DIGEST OF GENERAL ORDERS, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S
DEPARTMENT, ISSUED DURING CALENDAR YEAR 1956
GO No. 1. 1 Jan 1956, authorizes ncn-TO authorization 156th Fighter In-tecptr
Sq, effective 1 January 1956.
GO No. 2, 19 Jan 1956, announces date for annual inspection. Air National
Guard units.
GO No. 3, 20 Jan 1956, authorizes reorganization. State Hq & Hq Det.
effective 1 February 1956.
GO No. 4, 7 Feb 1956, authorizes disbandment of Co B, 105th Engr Bn
(Combat) Charlotte, effective 2400 hours 9 Feb 1956, and authorizes activa
tion of Co B, 105th Eng Bn (Combat), Matthews, N. C, effective 10 Feb 195b.
GO No. 5, 21 Feb 1956, authorizes increase in enlisted strength to full
strength, effective 20 Feb 1956, of the following units: Hq & Hq Btry, 112th
FA Bn, Lenoir; Btry B, 112th FA Bn, Lenoir; Btry C, 112th FA Bn, North
Wilkesboro; and Svc Btry, 295th FA Bn, Greenville.
GO No. 6, 2 Mar 1956, authorizes increase enlisted strength to full strength
effective 20 Feb 1956 of Svc Betry, 112th FA Bn, Boone, and Btry A, 112th FA
Bn, Granite Falls.
GO No. 7, 16 Mar 1956, authorizes increase enlisted strength to full strength
effective 7 Mar 1956, of Hq & Hq Btry, 196th FA Gp, Kinston, and Hq & Hq
Det, 730th Ord Bn, Greensboro.
GO No. 8, 22 Mar 1956, authorizes increase enlisted strength to full strength
effective 13 Mar 1958 of Hq & Hq Co, 2nd Bn, 139th Inf. Asheboro.
GO No. 9, 4 Apr 1956, amends Par 1. GO No. 61, AGD, dated 5 Dec 1955,
pertaining to maximum authorized strength of certain Army National Guard
units.
GO No. 10, 16 Apr 1956, authorizes disbandment of Co L, 119th Inf, Golds-boro,
effective 2400 hours 15 Apr 1956, and authorizes activation of Hq & Hq
Co. Clr Co and Amb Co, 105th Med Bn, at Goldsboro, effective 16 Apr 1956.
GO No. 11, 16 Apr 1956, authorizes reorganization 123rd Com Sq.
GO No. 12, 24 Apr 1956, authorizes field training for seven officers, Selective
Service Section, at Atlanta General Depot, Atlanta. Georgia, 28 Apr—12 May
1956.
GO No. 13, 1 May 1956, announces the award of the North Carolina Dis-tinguished
Service Medal to Major General John Van Bokkelen Metts, O 103920
NC NG, Ret., Brig General AUS, Ret.
GO No. 14. 3 May 1956, rescinds GO No. 63, AGD, 30 Dec 1955, effective 2400
hours 3 May 1956, and announces staff assignments, Hq & Hq Det, NC NG,
effective 4 May 1956.
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GO No. 15, 9 May 1956, authorizes increased enlisted strength to full strength
effective 15 May 1956 of Med Det, Div Hq, 30th Inf Div, Apex.
GO No. 16, 15 May 1956, authorizes non-TO positions for 156th Fighter
Intcptr Sq, effective 16 May 1956, and for 123rd AB Gp, effective same date.
GO No. 17, 21 May 1956, authorizes activation effective 22 May 1956 of Co
L, 119th Inf, Elizabethtown.
GO No. 18, 21 May 1956, announces field training for Hq & Hq Det, NC NG
(Part), and 30th Inf Div (Minus), at Fort Bragg, 10-24 June 1956.
GO No. 19, 21 May 1956, authorizes increase enlisted strength to full strength
effective 11 May 1956 of Co C. 130th Tank Bn, Lumberton.
GO No. 20, 24 May 1956, authorizes field training for two officers. Selective
Service Section, at Raleigh, 10-24 June 1956.
GO No. 21, 29 May 1956, authorizes field training for 263rd Com Sq, Opns,
at Donaldson AFB, S. C, 1-15 July 1956.
GO No. 22, 8 June 1956, amends Sec. 2, GO No. 14. AGD. NC, 1956, with re-spect
to Captain J. B. Archer.
GO No. 23, 15 June 1956, announces field training, Air National Guard, at
Travis Field, Savannah, Georgia, 7-21 July 1956.
GO No. 24, 3 July 1956, amends GO No. 61, AGD, NC, dated 5 Dec 1955, and
GO No. 9, 4 Apr 1956, pertaining to units of 150th AAA Bn.
Go No. 25, 6 July 1956, authorizes activation effective 16 July 1956, of Med
Det, 449th FA Bn (Obsn), Monroe.
GO No. 26, 23 July 1956, authorizes increased enlisted strength to full
strength Btry B, 540th FA Bn, Thomasville, effective 23 July 1956.
GO No. 27, 23 July 1956, announces award of North Carolina Distinguished
Service Medal to Major General John Hall Manning, O 207814; to Major Gen-eral
Claude Thomas Bowers, O 183291; and to Colonel Gordon Smith, O 187398
(Ret).
GO No. 28, 27 July 1956, announces field training dates for units of IV Corps
Arty, at Fort Bragg, 12-26 Aug 1956.
GO No. 29, 27 July 1956, announces field training dates for Antiaircraft Arty
and Tank units at Fort Stewart, Georgia, 7-26 August 1956.
GO No. 30, 7 Aug 1956, amends No. 28, AGD, NC. 27 July 1956, by including
94th Army Band.
GO No. 31, 28 Aug 1956, authorizes non-TO authorization 156th Fighter
Intcptr Sq, effective 1 Sep 1956.
GO No. 32, 12 Sep 1956, authorizes activation of Co D, 105th Engr Bn
(Combat), Hamlet, effective 24 Sep 1956.
GO No. 33, 2 Oct 1956, announces dates for Army Aviation inspection, 23
Oct-2 Nov 1956.
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GO No. 34, 22 Oct 1956, announces schedule of Annual Armory Inspections,
lor Army National Guard units, beginning 7 Jan 1957 through 14 Mar 1957.
GO No. 35, 26 Nov 1956, authorizes activation of Med Det, 105th Engr Bn,
Charlotte, effective 20 Nov 1956.
GO No. 36, 26 Nov 1956, authorizes activation of 30th Repl Co, Fuquay-
Varina, effective 24 Sep 1956.
GO No. 37, 26 Nov 1956, rescinds GO No. 34, AGD, NC, 22 Oct 1956, and an-nounces
the new schedule of Annual Armory Inspections.
GO No. 38, 11 Dec 1956, amends GO No. 35, AGD, NC, 26 Nov 1956, pertain-ing
to Med Det, 105th Engr Bn, by changing effective date to 30 Nov 1956, and
amends GO No. 36. AGD. NC, 26 Nov 1956, by changing the effective date to
29 Nov 1956.
GO No. 39, 14 Dec 1956, authorizes activation of Med Det, 130th Tank Bn,
Red Springs, effective 20 Dec 1956.
ROSTER OF OFFICERS AND WARRANT OFFICERS IN THE
NORTH CAROLINA NATIONAL GUARD
AS OF 31 DECEMBER 1955
ARMY UNITS
(NON-DIV)
Hq Hq Det NCNG Raleigh NC (Federally Recognized 18 Mar 47)
Bruton, Thomas W., Col
Foreman, John, Col
Jonas, Charles R., Col
Pickens, Wiley M., Col
Upton, Thomas H., Col
Armstrong, Lee Roy W., Lt Col
Broaddus, Russell G., Lt Col
Donovan, David W., Lt Col
Mathis, Quince E., Lt Col
Reitzel, John L., Lt Col
Avery, Isaac T., Jr. Maj
Brown, Thomas C, Maj
Leinster, Joseph A., Maj
Pait, Neil J., Jr., Maj
Ratchford, Charles B., Maj
Rice, John C, Jr., Maj
York, Richard G., Maj
Bass, Mack G., Jr., Capt
Davis, Louis H., Capt
Hayes, Grayson, Capt
Lewis, Walter C, Capt
Massengill, Hugh J., Capt
Sechriest, Stuart W., Capt
Wilkins, Robert J., Capt
Carter, Thomas B., 1st Lt
Bradshaw, William W., 2nd Lt
Patrick, William I., CWO (W-2)
Dillon, Porter B., WO
Smith, George D., WO
217 AAA Det (RCAT) NCNG Raleigh NC (Federally Recognized 7
Feb 51)
Smith, Kerr H., 1st Lt
94th Army Band NCNG Charlotte NC (Federally Recognized 2 Aug
55)
Gaffney, Howard L., WO
Report of The Adjutant General 57
(div-units)
Hq 30th Inf Div NCNG Raleigh NC (Federally Recognized 11 Sep 47)
Bowers, Claude T., Maj General
Parham, Maston S., Brig General
Hardesty, Ivan, Col
Banzet, Frank B., Lt Col
Brown, Thomas E., Lt Col
Davis, Ferd L., Lt Col
Lee, Joel T., Lt Col
Longest, Thomas B., Lt Col
Manning, Howard E., Lt Col
Shinier, Clarence B., Lt Col
Summey, Thomas A., Jr., Lt Col
Whitley, Philip R., Lt Col
Alford, Lonnie R., Maj
Blalock, George F., Maj
Coxe, James S., Jr., Maj
Davis, Barrie S., Maj
Dean, Durrell T., Maj
Hall, Roger F., Maj
Holoman, William K., Maj
Manooch, Charles S., Jr., Maj
McGinnis, James W., CH Maj
McRae, Cameron F., Maj
Parker, Herbert D., Maj
Patterson, Eugene R., Maj
Pleasants, George D., Maj
Smith, Kenneth A., Maj
Stott, Charles C, Maj
Barrow, Edward F., Maj
Beeler, John H,, Capt
Ervin, Samuel J. Ill, Capt
Hancock, Franklin W. Ill, Capt
Liles, Graydon C, Capt
Marks, Charles L., Capt
Rogers, John P., Capt
Singleton, Carroll V., Jr., Capt
Staton, William W., Capt
Wilson, Robert B., Jr., Capt
Barnes, Floyd P., 1st Lt
Cleveland, Robert D., 1st Lt
Ives, Lowell W., 1st Lt
Marsh, George C, 1st tL
Outlaw, Jennings C. 1st Lt
Smith, Billie C, 1st Lt
White, Claude N., 1st Lt
Worthington, Lyman G., 1st Lt
Davis, George M., 2nd Lt
Gaddy, Charles W., 2nd Lt
58 Report of The Adjutant General
Haithcock, Earl D.. 2nd Lt
Lee, James E., 2nd Lt
Wilson, John L., 2nd Lt
Jones, George S., CWO (W-3)
Oglesby, Thomas B., CWO (W-2)
Pate, Chester E., CWO (W-2)
Link, Wallace G. CWO (W-2)
Duke, James W. WO
Liles. Howard WO
McDonald, Lyle D., Jr., WO
Med Det 30th Inf Div NCNG Apex NC (Federally Recognized 14
Aug 55)
Hart, Lillard F., Maj
Hq Co 30th Inf Div NCNG Greensboro NC (Federally Recognized 28
Apr 47)
Gourley, Willard A., Jr., 1st Lt
Smith, Ransom, Jr., 1st Lt
Troxler, James N., 2nd Lt
Troxler, William D., WO
Sep Det Hq Co 30th Inf Div (Lt Avn Sec) NCNG Raleigh-Durham
Airport NC (Federally Recognized 18 Nov 52)
Elliott, Leighton M., 1st Lt
Johnson, Richard M., 1st Lt
Pulley, James F., Jr., 1st Lt
King, Erwin T., 2nd Lt
30th Signal Co 30th Inf Div NCNG Canton NC (Federally Rec-ognized
14 May 47)
Blalock, Clifton E., Jr., Maj
Chapman, Weaver C, Maj
White, James A., Capt
Davidson, Tarver W., 1st Lt
Keylon, Arthur F., 1st Lt
Russell, Jack H., 1st Lt
Smathers, Sigmon W., 1st Lt
Smith, Leonard C, 1st Lt
Winfrey, James W., 1st Lt
Arrington, Ralph J., 2nd Lt
Robertson, George R., 2nd Lt
Davis, Stuart M., CWO (W-2)
Brown, William R., WO
Johnson, Charles S., WO
Report of The Adjutant General 59
30th MP Co 30th Inf Div NCNG Greensboro NC (Federally Recognized
8 Jul 48)
Poole, Frank R., Jr., Maj
Pinnix, James C, Capt
Cobb, James R., Jr., 2nd Lt
Garrett, George O., Jr., 2nd Lt
Hitchcock, Walter C, WO
30th QM Co 30th Inf Div NCNG Greensboro NC (Federally Recognized
11 Oct 49)
Williams, Hugh B., Maj
Corry, Alfred H., Capt
Keating, Bernard J., Capt
Lewis, Kenneth E., 1st Lt
Myers, Fred E., 2nd Lt
Collins, Theodore C, Jr., WO
Hutson, Edward A., WO
30th Recon Co 30th Inf Div NCNG Sanford NC
Winders, Gilbert L., Jr., Capt
Hanner, Robert N. Jr., 2"nd Lt
Hunter, Hughie D., 2nd Lt
Simmons, Carlos N., 2nd Lt
Sowers, Roy N., Jr., 2nd Lt
McDonald, Thomas W., CWO (W-2)
Hq Hq & Svc Co 130th Tank Bn NCNG Red Springs NC (Federally
Recognized 10 Jun 47)
Lamont, William Jr., Lt Col
Dickson, Paul, Maj
Lester, Thomas B., Jr., Maj
Brock, Jimmy W., Capt
Bullock, Walter R., Capt
Clark, Luther W., Capt
McLean, Herbert S., Jr., Capt
McMillan, Harvey F., Capt
Willis, William E., 1st Lt
Baker, Daniel E., 2nd Lt
Poole, John S., 2nd Lt
Sighel, Norman C, CWO (W-2)
Currie, Roland E., WO
McMillan, Charles P., WO
Stutts, Elbert H.. WO
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Co A 13 0th Tank Bn NCNG Raeford NC (Federally Recognized 10
Mar 47)
Newton, Edwin D., Capt
English, Talmadge, 1st Lt
Macko, Thomas M., 1st Lt
Poole, William L., Jr., 1st Lt
Jones, John W., 2nd Lt
Dixon, Roger W., CWO (W-2)
Co B 130th Tank Bn NCNG St Pauls NC (Federally Recognized 8
Nov 49)
Powers, Russell H., Capt
Stevens, Bennie E., 1st Lt
Pittman, David M., 2nd Lt
Sherrill, Joe E., Jr.. WO
Co C 130th Tank Bn NCNG Lumberton NC (Federally Recognized 7
Jun 55)
McGougan, Ernest D., Capt
Lockey, Benjamin F., Jr., 1st Lt
Co D 130th Tank Bn NCNG Southern Pines NC (Federally Recognized
7 Oct 49)
Wilson, William J., Capt
Harrington, James E., Jr., 1st Lt
Horner, Ralph L., 1st Lt
Irvin, James L., 1st Lt
Shannon, Charles R., 1st Lt
Hq Hq Det 730th Ord Bn NCNG Greensboro NC (Federally Recognized
17 Nov 55)
Wannamker, Charles W., Jr., Maj
Coulman, George W., Capt
Ogburn, John F., Jr.. Capt
Smith, Clarence D., Capt
Fairfield, Edward W., 1st Lt
Kubachko, Andrew Jr., 1st Lt
Bateman, Robert M. CWO (W-2)
Gates, John B., CWO (W-2)
Co A 730th Ord Bn NCNG Greensboro NC (Federally Recognized 2
Dec 48)
Cobb, Ralph L., 1st Lt
Smith, Dallas A., 2nd Lt
Smith, Ira A., 2nd Lt
Cooke, Charles L., CWO (W-2)
Report of The Adjutant General 61
Co B (Rear) 730th Ord Bn NCNG Butner NC (Federally Recognized
20 Feb 48)
Ferrell, Arthur E., 1st Lt
Fletcher, James M., 1st Lt
Forsyth, Lennox, CWO (W-2)
Andrews, William M., Jr., WO
Hayes, Thad W., Jr., WO
Latkowski, Herbert L., WO
Wilkins, Cad L., WO
30th Inf Div Band NCNG Raleigh NC (Federally Recognized 24 Feb
47)
Burt, Millard P., CWO (W-4)
Hq Hq Co 119th Inf NCNG Rocky Mount NC (Federally Recognized
7 Dec 48)
Peterson, Bernice A., Lt Col
Taylor, Herbert H., Jr., Lt Col
Blythe, Joseph D., Maj
Eason, William L., Maj
Modlin, Morton S., Major
White-Hurst, Bernard M., CH, Maj
Branum, Charles F., Capt
Cuthrell, Hiram J., Capt
Milton, Marshall M., CH, Capt
Batchler, Wesson O., 1st Lt
DeBow, Clyde E., 1st Lt
Purcell, Eugene G., Jr., 1st Lt
Reid, James W., Jr., 1st Lt
Stephenson. Harold L., 1st Lt
Merritt, Thomas W., 2nd Lt
Cuttu, Frank, CWO (W-2)
Pittman, Jasper L., WO
Svc Co 119th Inf NCNG Elizabeth City NC (Federally Recognized
8 Apr 47)
Scott, Shelton G.. Capt
Stewart, Edward W., Capt
White, Beverly W., Capt
Harrell, Benjamin C, 1st Lt
White, Luther A., Jr., 2nd Lt
Chapin, William M., CWO (W-2)
Helmkamp, Richard C, CWO (W-2)
Warren, Gerald R., CWO (W-2)
Bankos, John B., WO
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Hv Mortar Co 119th Inf NCNG Edenton NC (Federally Recognized 12
May 47)
Fry, Cecil W., Captain
Perry, John E. R., 1st Lt
Swanner, Charlie W., 1st Lt
Swanner, Joseph K., 1st Lt
Asbell, John H., Jr., CWO (W-2)
Tank Co 119th Inf NCNG Ahoskie NC (Federally Recognized 14 Sep
53)
Stanley, Howard T., Capt
Morris, Ben J., 1st Lt
Wiggins, Robert M., 1st Lt
Med Co 119th Inf NCNG Wilson NC (Federally Recognized 10 Mar
49)
Hood, John M., Capt
Taylor, Allen, Capt
Boyette, Earl R., 1st Lt
Lamm, John G., 1st Lt
Smiley, Melvin W., 1st Lt
Thomas, Rowland F., Jr., 1st Lt
Hood, Vernon L., 2nd Lt
Whitley, Douglas B., 2nd Lt
Hq Hq Co 1st Bn 119th Inf NCNG Ahoskie NC (Federally Recognized
28 Feb 51)
Mitchiner, James A., Maj
Beale, Walter H., Jr., Capt
Beasley, Carroll W., Capt
Spruill, Charles B., Capt
Best, Edward P., 1st Lt
Brinkley, Carson M., 1st Lt
Hassell, Jack A., 1st Lt
Powers, Michael F., 1st Lt
Waters, Admiral D., Jr., 1st Lt
Liverman, John H., Jr., 2nd Lt
Co A 119th Inf NCNG Windsor NC (Federally Recognized 28 Feb 51)
Pierce, Melvin E., 1st Lt
Spivey, Robert B., 2nd Lt
Co B 119th Inf Lasker NC (Federally Recognized 10 April 52)
Draper, Calvin T., 1st Lt
Duke, Richard T., 1st Lt
Bradley, Marvin R., Jr., 2nd Lt
Miles, Pervist M., Jr., 2nd Lt
Report of The Adjutant General 63
Co C 119th Inf NCNG Roanoke Rapids NC (Federally Recognized 18
Jul 47)
Hale, Joseph L., 1st Lt
Hockaday, Alvin T., 1st Lt
Johnson, Joseph C, 1st Lt
Etheridge, Gordon R., 2nd Lt
Peoples, Carl E., CWO (W-2)
Co D 119th Inf NCNG Scotland Neck NC (Federally Recognized 22
Nov 48)
Edwards, Harold B., Capt
Allsbrook, David A., Capt
Futrell, Joseph F., Jr., 2nd Lt
Lane, Edgar E., 2nd Lt
Hq Hq Co 2nd Bn 119th Inf NCNG Wilson NC (Federally Recognized
20 Apr 47)
Ingram, William B., Lt Col
Summerlin, Charles A., Jr., Maj
Cook, Richard A., Capt
Hertzberg, Sol Capt
Monroe, Orville N., Jr., Capt
Smith, Oscar L., Capt
Boyette, Harvey R., 2nd Lt
Speight, Robert S., 2nd Lt
Vinson, Herman W., 2nd Lt
Whitfield, Purington W., Jr., 2nd Lt
Co E 119th Inf NCNG Nashville NC (Federally Recognized 18 Apr
55)
Cameron, Jack K., 1st Lt
Corrington, Ronald E., Jr., 1st Lt
Stallings, John W., 1st Lt
Co F 119th Inf NCNG Tarboro NC (Federally Recognized 9 Jul 47)
Bailey, John J., Jr., 1st Lt
Brock, Linwood M., 1st Lt
Crisp, Robert E., 2nd Lt
Co G 119th Inf NCNG Fremont NC (Federally Recognized 21 Apr 55)
Blalock, Paul C, Jr., Capt
Wiggs, Marvin B., 1st Lt
York, William F., 2nd Lt
Co H 119th Inf NCNG Farmville NC (Federally Recognized 2 5 Apr
55)
Home, Archie A., 1st Lt
McDavid, John J., Jr., 1st Lt
Ward, Moody H., 2nd Lt
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Hq Hq Co 3d Bn 119th Inf NCNG Clinton NC (Federally Recognized
31 May 48)
Buck, William M., Lt Col
Grissom, Robert M., Maj
Merritt, Henry C, Capt
Morse, James H., Capt
Shaw, William B., Capt
Strickland, James F., Capt
Kornegay, George C, 1st Li
Starling, William L., Jr., 1st Lt
Butler, William F., 2nd Lt
Corbitt, Herman H., Jr., 2nd Lt
Whitfield, William B., CWO (W-2)
Co I 119th Inf NCNG Wilmington NC (Federally Recognized 13 May
47)
Barnes, David L., 1st Lt
Keen, Walter E., Jr., 1st Lt
Lashley, Eugene M., 1st Lt
Rich, George T., 1st Lt
Earp, Wilbur E., 2nd Lt
Co K 119th Inf NCNG Roseboro NC (Federally Recognized 7 Feb 55)
Atwood, Wendell F., 1st Lt
Butler, Stacy A., 1st Lt
Jenkins, Albert J., Jr., 2nd Lt
Co L 119th Inf NCNG Goldsboro NC (Federally Recognized 14 May
47)
Kannan, James C, Jr., Capt
Crawford, Edward B., 1st Lt
Goff, James R., 1st Lt
Whitfield, Richard A., 1st Lt
Thompson, Billy M., 2nd Lt
Co M 119th Inf NCNG Warsaw NC (Federally Recognized 14 Apr 47)
Huie, Earl B., Capt
Allen, Harvey C, Jr., 1st Lt
Rivenbark, Raymond W., 1st Lt
Berry, Paul B., 2nd Lt
Best, Robert C, WO
Hq Hq Co 120th Inf NCNG Morganton NC (Federally Recognized 14
Jul 47)
Hatcher, Howell J., Col
Krueger, Warren R., Lt Col
Davis, John C, Maj
Rogers, Duncan C, Jr., Maj
Report of The Adjutant General 65
Vanderlinden, William H., Jr., Maj
Wilkinson, David E., Maj
Anderson, James E., Captain
Bigham, Robert W., Captain
Freeman, John M., Captain
Gross, Dawyer D., Captain
Wiltshire, John L., Captain
Baker, Frank M., 1st Lt
Erwin, Lawrence E., Jr., 1st Lt
Cooper, Clifford E., 2nd Lt
Powell, Norman L., 2nd Lt
Robinson, McDaniel, 2nd Lt
Poteet. James J., WOJG
Svc Co 120th Inf NCNG Asheville NC (Federally Recognized ?, Jun
47)
Israel, William H., Captain
Porter, Roswell K., Captain
DeBruhl, Edward B., 2nd Lt
Martin, Woodrow B., CWO (W-3)
Cundiff, Louis M., Jr., WOJG
Drake, Robert E., Sr., WOJG
Israel, Robert H., WOJG
Hv Mortar Co 120th Inf NCNG Forest City NC (Federally Recognized
14 Nov 47)
Bradley, Grover H., Captain
Brockmann, Hal E., 1st Lt
Peeler, William B., 1st Lt
Philbeck, Wade L., 1st Lt
Carroll, Thomas E., 2nd Lt
Ferree, Dan H., 2nd Lt
Tank Co 120th Inf NCNG Waynesville NC (Federally Recognized
30 Apr 47)
Carswell, Samuel A., Captain
Adams, James R., 1st Lt
Jones, Albert C, 1st Lt
Med Co 120th Inf NCNG Mocksville NC (Federally Recognized 21)
Sep 47)
Varner, John W., Major
Hendricks, Worth T., 1st Lt
Joye, Milbourne, L., 1st Lt
Latta, James E., 1st Lt
Beck, Harry L., 2nd Lt
66 Report of The Adjutant General
Hq Hq Co 1st Bn 120th Inf NCNG Mount Airy NC (Federally Recog-nized
16 Mar 48)
Sutton, Albert D., Lt Colonel
Baker, Ruggles L., Major
Hudson, James G., Major
Chupp, Carlton E., Captain
Kelly, Jack T., Captain
Hinshaw, James T., Jr., Captain
Bowman, Russell E., 1st Lt
Dickinson, Edgar C, 1st Lt
Stoneman, James N., 1st Lt
Simmons, Walter P., 2nd Lt
McNeil, James R., CWO (W-2)
Co A 120th Inf NCNG Elkin NC (Federally Recognized 7 Jun 55)
Poplin, Robert O., Jr., Captain
Porter, Cecil L., 1st Lt
Co B 120th Inf NCNG Winston-Salen NC (Federally Recognized 15
Oct 47)
Kennington, Lloyd H., Captain
Foster, James R., 1st Lt
Overby, Cicero E., 2nd Lt
Holcomb, Weldon E., WOJG
Co C 120th Inf NCNG Salisbury NC (Federally Recognized 27 Jun 47)
Scoggins, William C, Jr., Captain
Lee, Robert E., 1st Lt
Agner, Harry L., 2nd Lt
Peeler, Bill E., 2nd Lt
Propst, Robert P., 2nd Lt
Co D 120th Inf NCNG Winston-Salem NC (Federally Recognized 6
Aug 47)
Talbert, Russell L., Jr., Captain
Hilton, Walter M., 1st Lt
Jent, William P.. Jr., 1st Lt
Hq Hq Co 2nd Bn 120th Inf NCNG Kannapolis NC (Federally Rec-ognized
15 Feb 55)
Presnell, Tom, Lt Colonel
Abernethy, Leroy F., Jr., Major
Morris, Eugene T., Major
Beach, Aaron L., Captain
Murdoch, William S., Captain
Orland, Joseph E., Jr., Captain
Wanzer, Charles R., Captain
Aiken, John S., 1st Lt
Johnson, Dennis L., 1st Lt
Report of The Adjutant General 67
Co E 120th Inf NCNG Concord NC (Federally Recognized 13 Mar 47)
Belo, Harry L., 1st Lt
Williams, Robert O., 1st Lt
Beck, Donald K., 2nd Lt
Bridgewater, Billy B., 2nd Lt
Coble, John D., 2nd Lt
Harris, David A., 2nd Lt
Co F 120th Inf NCNG Gastonia NC (Federally Recognized 24 Jul 47)
Harris, William F., Captain
Ratchford, Charles N., 1st Lt
Sensenbrenner, William H., 1st Lt
Co G 120th Inf NCNG Newton NC (Federally Recognized 23 Apr 47)
Taylor, William E., Captain
Lutz, William H., 1st Lt
Lofland, Albert L., 2nd Lt
Bryson, Joseph B., WOJG
Co H 120th Inf NCNG Hickory NC (Federally Recognized 14 Mar 47)
Edwards, Earl T., Jr., Captain
Huffman, Dolan L., 2nd Lt
Jones, William M. 2nd Lt
Propst, Walter L., Jr., 2nd Lt
Lookadoo, Charles A., WOJG
Hq Hq Co 3d Bn 120th Inf NCNG Kings Mountain NC (Federally
Recognized 16 Jun 48)
Davis, James M., Lt Colonel
Bolin, Banks E., Major
Burrell, Ray G., Major
Cabaniss, Robert E., Captain
Cash, Paul S., Captain
Houston, Samuel H., Captain
Winchester, Robert H., Captain
Stegall. Harry E., Jr., 1st Lt
Wilkie, Hubert G., 1st Lt
Barbee, Paul B., 2nd Lt
Mull, Paul M., WOJG
Co I 120th Inf NCNG Sylva NC (Federally Recognized 14 Apr 55)
Roland, Alan C, 1st Lt
Finger, Calvin B., Jr., 2nd Lt
Co K 120th Inf NCNG Shelby NC (Federally Recognized 10 Mar 47)
Armstrong, William B., 1st Lt
Stegall, Robert L., 1st Lt
Wall, Frank M., 1st Lt
Watson, John F., 1st Lt
68 Report of The Adjutant General
Co L 120th Inf NCNG Hendersonville NC (Federally Recognized 8
Feb 55)
Frady, Daniel W., Captain
Nixon, William H., 2nd Lt
Co M 120th Inf NCNG Spindale NC (Federally Recognized 13 Nov 47)
Green, Herman E., Captain
Padgett, Max 1st Lt
Tomlin, Charles T., 1st Lt
Jolly, Zeb V., 2nd Lt
Daniel, Hobart L., WOJG
Hq Hq Co 139th Inf NCNG Reidsville NC (Federally Recognized 22
Apr 47)
Edwards, Daniel K., Colonel
Hughes, Robert A., Lt Colonel
Cartwright, John W., Major
Floyd, John E., Major
Dunton, Benjamin F., Captain
Grogan, Earl M., Captain
Lougee, Henry S., Captain
Walker, Julius B.. Captain
Bennett, Earnest A., Jr., 1st Lt
Gregory, Joseph F., 1st Lt
Phipps, William E., Ch, 1st Lt
Rigsbee, Vernon W., 1st Lt
Robertson, Leonard T., 1st L(
Sullivan, Edward J.. Jr., 1st Lt
Snotherly, Henry A., 1st Lt
Apple, Willard B., Jr., 2nd Lt
Delapp, Royal S., Jr., 2nd Lt
Grogan, John W., CWO (W-3)
Thompson. Roy A.. WOJG
Svc Co 139th Inf NCNG Durham NC (Federally Recognized 29 Mar
48)
Barnes, Lee R., Captain
Durham, Robert J., Captain
Pennington, Hubert E., Captain
Newton, Walter C, Jr., 1st Lt
Markham, Jack W., 2nd Lt
Riley, Fred T., CWO (W-2)
Weiss, Joseph P., CWO (W-2)
Hv Mortar Co 13 9th Inf NCNG Leaksville NC (Federally Recognized
22 Ssp 47)
Simpson, Jack J,, 1st Lt
Fulton, William L., 2nd Lt
Powell, Dillard M., 2nd Lt
Brown, Lester N., WOJG
Report of The Adjutant General 69
Tank Co 139th Inf NCNG Parkton NC (Federally Recognized 16 Sep
47)
Acree, Carl L., 1st Lt
Smathers, Rufus E.. 1st Lt
McMillan, David V., 2nd Lt
Hall, James E., Jr., CWO (W-2)
Med Co 139th Inf NCNG Durham NC (Federally Recognized S Jul 47)
Haltiwanger, Earl, Jr., Captain
Huntley, Robert R., Captain
Cress, Robert H., 1st Lt
Eakes, Joe O., Jr., 1st Lt
Pickett, Claudius A., 1st Lt
Cuzick, William T., 2nd Lt
Garrett, James T., Jr., 2nd Lt
Sherrill, James V., 2nd Lt
Hq Hq Co 1st Bn 13 9th Inf Durham NC (Federally Recognized 3 Oct
47)
Steagall, Gordon I., Lt Colonel
Harrison, George W., Major
Bouchard, Arthur J., Captain
Pendergrass, Coye L., Captain
Pickett, Stewart M., Captain
Dennis, Luther A., 1st Lt
Dudley, Roland E., 1st Lt
Powell, Thomas H., 1st Lt
Scott, Jesse P., 1st Lt
Craig. Joe W., Jr.. 2nd Lt
Co A 139th Inf NCNG Oxford NC (Federally Recognized 12 May 47)
Henry, William R., 1st Lt
Ragland, Hugh T., Jr., 2nd Lt
Steagall, James G., 2nd Lt
Wilson, Thomas P., WOJG
Co B 13 9th Inf NCNG Warrenton NC (Federally Recognized 15 Mar
47)
Arrington, Samuel T., Captain
Currie, Roger L., 1st Lt
Evans, Thomas M., 1st Lt
Pridgen, Carson S., 2nd Lt
Floyd, Arthur H., CWO
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Co C 13 9th Inf NCNG Henderson NC (Federally Recognized 17 Jul
47)
Eaves. Charles T., Captain
Garrett, Herbert M., 1st Lt
Pridgen, Benjamin M., 1st Lt
Tucker, George N., Jr., 1st Lt
Duke, Robert L., 2nd Lt
Wells, Durwood E., 2nd Lt
Faulkner, Durwood W., WOJG
Co D 13 9th Inf NCNG Roxboro NC (Federally Recognized 9 Apr 48)
Allen, Gordon P., 1st Lt
Christmas, Edward L., Jr., 1st Lt
Hicks, Willie B., 1st Lt
Wright, Wallace L., 1st Lt
Hq Hq Co 2nd Bn 139th Inf NCNG Asheboro NC (Federally Recog-nized
6 Jan 48)
Rudisill, Gerald A., Major
Sanders, Harper K., Jr., Major
Taylor, Albert G., Major
Bradshaw, Thomas S., Captain
Fitzgerald, Paul V., Jr.. Captain
Steed, Lawrence L., Captain
Toler, Frank G., Jr., 1st Lt
Whatley, Lowell M., 1st Lt
Fagg, Charles F., Jr., 2nd Lt
Luck, Lonnie I., 2nd Lt
Rich, Charles H., WOJG
Co E 13 9th Inf NCNG Burlington NC (Federally Recognized 20 Aug
47)
McDonald. James L.. Captain
Nicholson, Grover C, 1st Lt
Andrews, Cirtus B., 2nd Lt
Moody, Joseph D., 2nd Lt
Co F 139th Inf NCNG Albemarle NC (Federally Recognized 12 Sep
47)
Beck, Donald A., Captain
Garrison, John T., 1st Lt
Love, Adam W., 1st Lt
Melton, Joe Z., 1st Lt
Treece, Willie T., Jr., 2nd Lt
Pegram, Walter W., WOJG
Report of The Adjutant General 71
Co G 13 9th Inf NCNG Lexington NC (Federally Recognized 22 Jan
48)
Farmer, Lewis J., Captain
McCarn, Harold D., 2nd Lt
Jenkins, James L., WOJG
Co H 13 9th Inf NCNG Mebane NC (Federally Recognized 7 Jan 55)
Jary, Bernard J., 1st Lt
Milton, Hugh M., 1st Lt
Morton, Sanford B., Jr., 1st Lt
Pickard, Marvin C, 1st Lt
Hq Hq Co 3rd Bn 139th Inf NCNG Fayetteville NC (Federally Recognized
12 Nov 54)
Stearns, Junius S., Jr., Lt Colonel
Ashley, Jay L., Captain
Clegg, Herbert W., Captain
Keeton, William P., Jr., Captain
Armour, Franklin G., 1st Lt
Millard, Junius H., 1st Lt
Cooper, Durant O., 2nd Lt
Hall, Paul H., 2nd Lt
Wallace, Hubert E., 2nd Lt
Co I 139th Inf NCNG Apex NC (Federally Recognized 22 Mar 48)
Coggin, John R., Jr., 1st Lt
Gay, George A., 1st Lt
Newbold, Kenneth R., 1st Lt
Rizoti, Edward, Jr., 1st Lt
Hauser, James B., Jr., 2nd Lt
Teague, William M., 2nd Lt
Co K 1 3 9th Inf NCNG Rockingham NC (Federally Recognized 2 3
Feb 55)
Pittman, John B., Captain
White, Glenn W., 1st Lt
Co L 13 9th Inf NCNG Laurinburg NC (Federally Recognized 15 Mar
55)
Phillips, James D., Jr., Captain
.McMillan, Calvin W., 1st Lt
Co M 139th Inf NCNG Fayetteville NC (Federally Recognized 13
Aug 48)
DeVane, James D III, 1st Lt
Allen, David A., 2nd Lt
Saunders, Joseph A., 2nd Lt
Worth, Stephen G., 2nd Lt
Barnhill, Robert A., WOJG
72 Report of The Adjutant General
Hq Hq Btry 30th Div Arty NCNG Greensboro NC (Federally Recog-nized
25 Aug 47)
Griffin, Edward F., Brig General
Brandt, Leon J., Jr., Lt Colonel
Carruthers, Joseph T., Jr., Lt Colonel
Compton, Carl S., Major
Denning, James W., Major
Gerringer, Linley W., Major
Latta, William M., Major
Root, Hardy S., Major
Barnette, John V., Captain
Gibson, Belton H., Jr., Captain
Groome, William A., Captain
King, Hurley D., Captain
McSween, Allen C, Captain
Thompson, Zane F., Captain
Finch, Foster D., Jr., 1st Lt
Hodge, Ray K., 1st Lt
McSweeney, James P., 1st Lt
Nail, Abram M.. Jr., 1st Lt
Routh, June E., 1st Lt
Williams, Thomas A., Jr., 1st Lt
Ingram, Robert H., 2nd Lt
Wall, James A., 2nd Lt
Yow, Clarence L., CWO (W-2)
Hughes, Robert E., WOJG
Med Det 30th Div Arty NCNG Greensboro NC (Federally Recognized
24 Oct 49)
Reid, William J., Major
Hq Hq Btry 112th FA Bn NCNG Lenoir NC (Federally Recognized
9 Jun 47)
Forehand, Roy W., Lt Colonel
Seehorn, Theodore R., Major
Underdown, Sidney L., Major
Kichinko, Micheal N. Ill, Captain
Poteat, George W., Captain
Rader, Ervin D., Captain
Robbins, Lawrence N., Captain
Smith, Boone E., Captain
Swanson, Garland W., Captain
Walker, Newland E., Captain
Hartley, Harold W., 1st Lt
Silver, Leon S., 1st Lt
Garland, Ray H., 2nd Lt
Moore, William P., 2nd Lt
Pennell, Jack B., 2nd Lt
Queen, Lemuel F., 2nd Lt
Harless, James C, CWO (W-2)
Report of The Adjutant General 73
Svc Btry 112th FA Bn NCNG Boone NC (Federally Recognized 17 Mar
55)
Clarke, Conley I., 1st Lt
Calloway. John M., 2nd Lt
Btry A 112th FA Bn NCNG Granite Falls NC (Federally Recognized
1 Sep 53)
Tuttle, Robert H., Captain
Denton, Robert H., 1st Lt
Kiser, Kenneth K., 2nd Lt
Rader, Julius L., 2nd Lt
Btry B 112th FA Bn NCNG Lenoir NC (Federally Recognized 25 Oct
48)
Beach, Darwin E., Captain
Setzer, Benjamin R., 1st Lt
Branch, Jackson A., Jr., 2nd Lt
Carpenter, Haskell W., 2nd Lt
McLean, Daniel D., Jr., 2nd Lt
Moore, Clifton H., 2nd Lt
Priest, Lonnie A., 2nd Lt
Rhodes, Lloyd G., CWO (W-2)
Btry C 112th FA Bn NCNG North Wilkesboro NC (Federally Rec-ognized
3 Feb 48)
Boldin, Ralph A., Captain
Shook, Clyde R., 1st Lt
Thomas, William S., Jr., 1st Lt
Wiles, Clarence D., 1st Lt
Bauguss, Charles R., 2nd Lt
Call, Conley, 2nd Lt
Johnson, Jack, 2nd Lt
Absher, Alton L., WOJG
Hq Hq Btry 113th FA Bn NCNG Louisburg NC (Federally Recognized
28 Aug 47)
Yarborough, Edward F., Lt Colonel
McKinne, Collin, Major
Perry, Darrell L., Major
Daniel, Justice G., Captain
East, Thomas F., Captain
Hinds, George H., Captain
Holmes, Melvin C, Captain
Pearce, Philip D., Captain
Yeaman, James G., Captain
Terrell, Matthew M., 1st Lt
Bass, Charles G., 2nd Lt
74 Report of The Adjutant General
Hensley, Paul W., 2nd Lt
Owens, Edgar H., 2nd Lt
Radford, James W., 2nd Lt
Morton, Willard D., CWO (W-2)
Mullen, Paul F., WOJG
Svc Btry 113th FA Bn NCNG Youngsville NC (Federally Recognized
18 Aug 47)
Brown, Wiley, Captain
Hill, Robert C, 1st Lt
Mitchell, Wiley F., Jr., 2nd Lt
Cheatham, Robert E., CWO (W-3)
Weathers, Jasper W., Jr., WOJG
Btry A 113th FA Bn NCNG Zebulon NC (Federally Recognized 27
Jul 49)
Henson, Amos G., 1st Lt
Loyd, Max L, 1st Lt
Potter, James M., Jr., 1st Lt
Tippett, Jack M., 1st Lt
Newman, Walter R., 2nd Lt
Arnold, Johnsey P., WOJG
Btry B 113th FA Bn NCNG Dunn NC (Federally Recognized 10 Nov
47)
Wade, Edward H., Captain
Lasater, Jackson L., 1st Lt
Johnson, Charles T., 2nd Lt
Rochester, William R., 2*nd Lt
Btry C 113th FA Bn NCNG Smithfield NC (Federally Recognized 7
Dec 53)
Barnes, Jack W., 1st Lt
Nash, Robert N., 1st Lt
Parrish, Charles I., 1st Lt
Hq Hq Btry 540th FA Bn NCNG High Point NC (Federally Recognized
3 Nov 52)
Phibbs, Edward J., Jr., Lt Colonel
Bray, J. Douglas, Major
Grandjean, Byron W., Major
Causey, William G., Captain
Guyer, Homer D., Captain
Hodgin, David A., Captain
Leonard, Hubert M., Captain
Tuttle, Luther H., Captain
Guard, Bruce C, 1st Lt
Smith, William M., 2nd Lt
Stutts, Donald E., 2nd Lt
Williams, James H., WOJG
Report of The Adjutant General 75
Svc Btry 540th FA Bn NCNG High Point NC (Federally Recognized
I Jun 53)
Jenkins, Leroy E., 1st Lt
Warren, James E., 2nd Lt
Hill, John L., WOJG
Btry A 540th FA Bn NCNG High Point NC (Federally Recognized 3
Nov 52)
Lloyd, Joseph M., Captain
Fender, James A., 1st Lt
Stutts, Billy O., 2nd Lt
Btry B 540th FA Bn NCNG Thomasville NC (Federally Recognized
II May 53)
Mitchell, Joe F., 1st Lt
Regan, Joseph C, 1st Lt
Long, Joe H., 2nd Lt
Btry C 540th FA Bn NCNG Siler City NC (Federally Recognized 4
Mar 55)
Paschal, Baird L., Captain
Trogdon, Wendell K., 2nd Lt
Hq Hq Btry 690th FA Bn NCNG New Bern NC (Federally Recognized
25 Jun 47)
Burnette, Clay A., Major
Paul, Edward W., Jr., Major
Fleming, John B., Captain
Smith, Reuben L., Captain
Warrington, Charles W., Jr., Captain
Dunn, Raymond E., 1st Lt
Masters, Norman E., 1st Lt
Nelson, Cephus, 1st Lt
Smith, Eugene P., 1st Lt
Jackson, Charlie C, Jr., 2nd Lt
Powell, Wm. E., 2nd Lt
Piner, Augustine, Jr., CWO (W-2)
Weatherly, Irvin G., CWO (W-2)
Svc Btry 690th FA Bn NCNG Jacksonville NC (Federally Recognized
19 Mar 48)
Willis, James M., 1st Lt
Peed, Linwood, 2nd Lt
Nichols, John R., WOJG
Btry A 690th FA Bn NCNG Snow Hill NC (Federally Recognized 7
Jul 55)
Carson, Robert T., Captain
McLawhorn, Herman H., 2nd Lt
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Btry B 690th FA Bn NCNG New Bern NC (Federally Recognized 7
Jul 47)
Weatherly, Marvin L., 1st Lt
Boyd, Guy E., Jr., 2nd Lt
Karam, Raymond J., 2nd Lt
Btry C 690th FA Bn NCNG Morehead City NC (Federally Recognized
13 Sep 54)
Bridgman, Merritt E., 1st Lt
Nelson, McDonald, 1st Lt
Cooper, Charles G., 2nd Lt
Lewis, Arthur K., 2nd Lt
Hq Hq Btry 130th AAA Bn (AW) (SP) NCNG Whiteville NC (Feder-ally
Recognized 10 Jan 50)
Brooks, James A., Major
Maultsby, Alexander, Major
Maultsby, John C, Major
Burns, John K., Captain
Dickens, Wallace J., Captain
Hickman, James B., Captain
Powell, Walter H., Jr., Captain
Waldron, Harold A., Captain
Davis, Herman F., 1st Lt
Brown, Henry C, 2nd Lt
Roberson, Lloyd E., 2nd Lt
Rooks, Robert G.. 2nd Lt
Rooks, Robert O., CWO (W-4)
FormyDuval, John M., CWO (W-2)
Btry A 130th AAA Bn (AW) (SP) NCNG Shallotte NC (Federally
Recognized 28 Nov 49)
Carmichael, David B., Captain
Kirby, George F., Jr., 2nd Lt
Xorris, Leon C, Jr., 2nd Lt
Btry B 130th AAA Bn (AW) (SP) NCNG Fair Bluff NC (Federally
Recognized 1 May 50)
Scott, Jimmie A., Captain
Collins, Lawrence O., 1st Lt
Benton, Lionel S., 2nd Lt
Elliott, Ivan M., 2nd Lt
Garrell, James R., 2nd Lt
Report of The Adjutant General 77
Btry C 130th AAA Bn (AW) (SB) NCNG Bladenboro NC (Federally
Recognized 17 Jan 50)
Britt, David L., Captain
Bullard, Johnnie G., 1st Lt
Cook, Andrew G., 1st Lt
Jones, Richard B., 2nd Lt
Lewis. Robert J. St., WOJG
Btry D 130th AAA Bn (AW) (SP) NCNG Benson NC (Federally
Recognized 14 Apr 52)
Chestnutt, Norwood B., Jr., 1st Lt
Jones, Archie M., Jr., 2nd Lt
Jones, Roy H., 2nd Lt
Lucus, Herman H., WOJG
Hq Hq & Svc Co 105th Engr Bn NCNG Statesville NC (Federally
Recognized 20 Nov 52)
Battley. William R., Lt Colonel
Neel, Tally M., Major
Shelden, Robert E. H.. Major
Brown, Joseph W., Captain
Craig, Robert H., Captain
Spoon, LeRoy P., Jr., 1st Lt
Peele, Harvey L., 2nd Lt
Selvey, Ray E., 2nd Lt
Van Pelt, John C, CWO (W-4)
Richards, James B., CWO (W-3)
Norton, Jesse E., WOJG
Triplett, Jack D., WOJG
Co A 105th Engr Bn NCNG Lincolnton NC (Federally Recognized
16 Jul 47)
Craig, Alfred B., 2nd Lt
Dehart, James H., 2nd Lt
Huffstetler, Fred, WOJG
Co B 105th Engr Bn NCNG Charlotte NC (Federally Recognized 20
Nov 52)
Freeman, William R., Jr., 2nd Lt
Johnson, Brooks R., 2nd Lt
Co C 105th Engr Bn NCNG Statesville NC (Federally Recognized 19
Nov 52)
Suther, Carroll, Captain
Benfield, John R., 2hd Lt
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(NON-DIV)
Hq Hq Btry IV Corps Arty NCNG Charlotte NC (Federally Recognized
9 Oct 50)
Wrenn, Oscar I., Brig General
Guthrie, Kermit L., Colonel
Thompson, Roy E., Colonel
StGeorge, William M., Lt Colonel
Broach, Dan G., Major
Camp, Elmore H., Major
Friddle, George H., Major
Hearn, Granville E., Jr., Major
Isom, Charles D., Jr., Major
Mullineaux, Joseph B., Jr., Major
Smith, Hal H., Major
Adams, John K., Captain
Connor, James W., Captain
Cooper, George W., Captain
Haubenreiser, Robert J., Captain
Hutchins, James T., Captain
Locke, Bert D., Captain
Adeimy, Thomas E., 1st Lt
Crosland, John, Jr., 1st Lt
Gantt, Max P., 1st Lt
Huggins, Jimmie B., 1st Lt
Huggins, John S., 1st Lt
Powell, Hubert H., 2nd Lt
Harper, Fred R., CWO (W-2)
Hq Hq Btry 4 4 9th FA Bn NCNG Charlotte NC (Federally Recognized
2 Jun 47)
Lee, John H., Lt Colonel
Evans, Theron K., Major
Gibbs, Wallace D., Jr., Major
Hart, Sam B., Major
Cortner, Jerald, Captain
Hackett, Robert E., Captain
Love, Ebenezer P., 1st Lt
Morse, Harris A., 1st Lt
Sproles. James W., 1st Lt
Renegar, Ray V., 2nd Lt
Williams, Lester P., Jr., 2nd Lt
Wilson, Keith W., 2nd Lt
McCarter, Oscar G., CWO (W-2)
Tiddy, John F., WOJG
Btry A 4 4 9th FA Bn NCNG Belmont NC (Federally Recognized 7
Apr 55)
Bumgardner, David W., Jr., 1st Lt
Kimbrell, Ed M., Jr., 1st Lt
Lail, Julious B., 1st Lt
Report of The Adjutant General 79
Btry B 449th FA Bn NCNG Mooresville NC (Federally Recognized
17 May 49)
Holt, John O., Captain
Freeman, James G., 1st Lt
Basinger, Carl S., 2nd Lt
Btry C 449th FA Bn NCNG Monroe NC (Federally Recognized 30
Aug 50)
Faker, Roy C, Captain
Caton, Lewis H., Jr., 1st Lt
McBryde, Everett L., 1st Lt
Smith, Robert I., WO.IG
Hq Hq Btry 19 6th FA Gp NCNG Kinston NC (Federally Recognized
26 Aug 48)
Willis, Weston H.. Colonel
Langston, Guy C, Lt Colonel
Bell, Richard K., Major
Davis, James F., Major
Dupree, Louis J., Jr., Major
Stanley, Haywood D., Major
Ward, Clement M., Jr., Major
Glover, Murrell K., Captain
Lester, Gerald T., Captain
Redmond, Franklin P., Captain
Smith, Arthur T., Captain
Thompson, Robert L., Jr., Captain
Waters, William G., Jr., Captain
Holden, Kemp R., 1st Lt
Maxwell, William G., 1st Lt
Tart, Clarence C, Jr., 1st Lt
Nielsen, Charles R., 2nd Lt
Crary, Earnest F., CWO (W-4)
Bourdas, Alexander CWO (W-2)
Sugg, Charles F., CWO (W-2)
Hq Hq Btry 295th FA Bn NCNG Washington NC (Federally Rec-ognized
27 Apr 53)
Kornegay, Joseph T., Lt Colonel
Rodman, William B., Major
Griffin, William S., Jr., Captain
Taylor, Louis L., Captain
Baker, Ira B., 1st Lt
Grist, Samuel L., Jr., 1st Lt
Grist, Shepherd R., 1st Lt
King, Edward A., 1st Lt
Muzinich, Milan J., 1st Lt
Tadlock, William L., 1st Lt
Stevens, Lloyd B., 2nd Lt
Taylor, Lon W., 2nd Lt
Lee, James N., CWO (W-2)
80 Report of The Adjutant General
Svc Btry 2 9 5th FA Bn NCNG Greenville NC (Federally Recognized
24 August 55)
Bailey, Garland F., 1st Lt
McGee, Hubert Jr, 1st Lt
Btry A 295th FA Bn NCNG Washington NC (Federally Recognized
12 June 47)
Wilson, Samuel R., Capt
Jefferies, Edward S., Jr., 2nd Lt
Peele, William G., 2nd Lt
Btry B 295th FA Bn NCNG Kinston NC (Federally Recognized 20
Apr 53)
Albritton, James D, 1st Lt
Hoffman, Henry A., 1st Lt
Minor, William R., 1st Lt
Baker, Carl H., 2nd Lt
Ramsey, Cabell C, 2nd Lt
Btry C 29 5th FA Bn NCNG Greenville NC (Federally Recognized 1
Oct 47)
Bush, Emory W., 2nd Lt
Camp, Charles E., 2nd Lt
Harris, Norman R., 2nd Lt
Hq Hq Btry 2 5 2nd AAA Gp NCNG Wilmington NC (Federally Rec-ognized
10 Feb 48)
Corbett, Kenneth M., Col
Cobb, William A., Lt Col
Boylan, Joseph E., Jr., Maj
Brown, Michael C, Maj
Farmer, John E., Maj
Reid, Henry V., Maj
Walls, Osborne, K., Maj
Primrose, Hugh W., Capt
Bowden, Laurence O., 1st Lt
Crabtree, Purvis G., 1st Lt
Hanson, Richard V., 1st Lt
Herring, Oscar C, 1st Li
Lanier, Homer A., 1st Lt
Buck, Robert B., CWO (W-2)
Kelly, William J., CWO (W-2)
King, Adolph L., Jr., CWO (W-2)
Proctor, Grady M., CWO (W-2)
Abercrombie, Albert D., WO
McNeill, Samuel F., WO
Report of The Adjutant General 81
121st AAA Opns Det NCNG Charlotte NC (Federally Recognized 14
Dec 51)
Boone, Benjamin K., Maj
Melvin, George H., Capt
Davis, Horace, Jr., 2nd Lt
123d Sig Det (RMU Type E) NCNG Wilmington, N. C. (Federally
Recognized 24 Jan 51)
Casey, Jephthah., Jr., CWO (W-2)
3 8 2d Sig Det NCNG Wilmington NC (Federally Recognized 9 Apr
53)
Hadley, William C. WO
403d Ord Svc Det NCNG Wilmington NC (Federally Recognized 31
Aug 54)
Groeger, Hans R., WO
Hq Hq Btry 15 0th AAA Bn NCNG Wilmington NC (Federally Rec-ognized
3 Nov 47
)
Piatt, Phillip B., Lt Col
Cantwell, Robert C III, Maj
Shinn, Ernest R., Maj
Beggs, Murray E., Capt
Gaylor, Walter K., Jr., Capt
Losak, George, Capt
Welker, Carl W., Cap!
Smith, Ralph W., Jr., 1st Lt
Clemmons, Robert H., Jr., 2nd Lt
Davis, Manly, Jr., 2nd Lt
Johnson, Joseph H., Jr., 2nd Lt
Kelly, Percival A. II, 2nd Lt
Hagerty, Raymond S., WO
Potter, Jack T., WO
Med Det 150th AAA Bn NCNG Wilmington NC (Federally Recognized
5 Oct 48)
Davis. Henry ML, 2nd Lt
Btry A 150th AAA Bn NCNG Mount Olive NC (Federally Recognized
21 Jul 53)
King, Paul N., Capt
Grady, Paul D., 1st Lt
Carr, John H., 2nd Lt
Jordan, Norris S., WO
82 Report of The Adjutant General
Btry B 150th AAA Bn NCNG Beulaville NC (Federally Recognized
12 May 49)
Bostic, Richard S., Capt
Pate, Carl D., 2nd Lt
Btry C 150th AAA Bn NCNG Williamston NC (Federally Recognized
28 Jan 50)
Peel, Elbert S., Jr., Capt
Horton, Hugh G., Jr., 2nd Lt
Wynne, Garland B., 2nd Lt
Orrell, Ernest C, CWO (W-2)
Btry D 150th AAA Bn NCNG Wallace NC (Federally Recognized 16
Aug 48)
Hall, Albert C, Jr., Capt
Proctor, Fred T., 1st Lt
Herring, James H., 2nd Lt
Rivenbark, Irvin E., WO
AIR UNITS
Hq, NC Air National Guard Charlotte NC
Payne, William J., Col
Jetton, Sidney L., Lt Col
Brooks, Robert W., Jr., Maj
Small, Merwyn C, Capt
Nantz, Kenneth E., CWO (W-2)
Hq 123d Air Base Gp NCANG Morris Fid Charlotte NC
Byrd, Henry C, Jr., Col
Higgins, Robert G., Lt Col
Foster, James B., Maj
Hanes, Charlie M., Capt
Hines, Manley S., Capt
Sheridan, James R., 1st Lt
123d Communications Sq NCANG Morris Fid Charlotte NC
Hipp, Wilton L., Capt
Loraax, John H., Capt
Rose, Arthur M., 2nd Lt
123d Air Police Sq NCANG Morris Fid Charlotte NC
Quesada, George A., 1st Lt
Porter, Robbie L., 1st Lt
123d Food Svc Sq NCANG Morris Fid Charlotte NC
Tyson, John K., Capt
Report of The Adjutant General 83
123d Installations Sq NCANG Morris Fid Charlotte NC
Huntley, Marvin, Capt
Mahoney, James P., 1st Lt
156th Weather Fit (Tac Fcstg) NCANG Morris Fid Charlotte NC
Henderson, Stephen T., Maj
Dickey, Emerson G., Capt
263d Communications Sq (Opns) NCANG Wadesboro NC
Allen, Julian F., Capt
Palmer, Oroon D., Capt
Austin, Joseph J., 1st Lt
Edwards, Jack D., 1st Lt
Mitchell, Walter V., Jr., 2nd Lt
156th Fighter Interceptor Sq NCANG Morris Fid Charlotte NC
Beckett, Ben H., Jr., Capt
Crowell, William I., Capt
Elliott, William V., Capt
McNeil, Thomas C, Jr., Capt
Shelden, Howard W., Capt
Smith, Fred W., Capt
Thomas, Charles L. C. Ill, Capt
Tucker, Davis R., Capt
Adams, George L., Jr., 1st Lt
Cobb, George M., 1st Lt
Dillon, John P., 1st Lt
Ellis, Richard H., 1st Lt
Frazier, John W., Jr., 1st Lt
Gallant, Charles W., Jr., 1st Lt
Keller, George H., 1st Lt
McCaskill, Bernie L., 1st Lt
McCaskill, Harry L., 1st Lt
McNeil, Alan H., 1st Lt
Meadows, Hubert R., 1st Lt
Nash, Blaine B., 1st Lt
West, James L., 1st Lt
Wilson, James R., Jr., 1st Lt
Bowers, Bruce A., 2nd Lt
Bumgarner, Ernest L., 2nd Lt
Douglas, Edward M., 2nd Lt
Edwards, Harold M., 2nd Lt
Eller, Kyle C, Jr., 2nd Lt
Forsthofel, Eugene F., 2nd Lt
Lawton, Robert F., 2nd Lt
Ledbetter, George R., 2nd Lt
Rogers, George B., 2nd Lt
Rummage, John W., 2nd Lt
Stamey, Dennis V., 2nd Lt
Bollinger, Fred A., Jr., 2nd Lt
84 Report of The Adjutant General
8156th Replacement Training Sq NCANG Morris Fid Charlotte NG
Carmichael, Charles R., Capt
Dawkins, Arthur F., Capt
Lefler, Daniel P., Capt
Polk, William C, Jr., Capt
Stephenson, Bill R., Capt
Thomas, Marion E., 1st Lt
Bundy, William T., Jr., 2nd Lt
Leonard, Raymond M., Jr., 2nd Lt
ROSTER OF OFFICERS AND WARRANT OFFICERS IN THE
NORTH CAROLINA NATIONAL GUARD
AS OF 31 DECEMBER 1956
ARMY UNITS
(NON-DIV)
Hq Hq Det, NCNG, Raleigh, N. C. (Federally Recognized 18 March 1947)
Bruton, Thomas W., Colonel
Foreman, John Colonel
Jonas Charles R., Colonel
Upton Thomas H., Colonel
Armstrong, Lee Roy W., Lt Colonel
Broaddus, Russell G., Lt. Colonel
Donovan, David W., Lt. Colonel
Mathis, Quince E., Lt Colonel
Pait, Neil J., Jr., Lt. Colonel
Reitzel, John L., Lt. Colonel
Avery, Isaac T., Jr., Major
Brown, Thomas C, Major
Davis, Louie H., Major
Leinster, Joseph A., Major
Ratchford, Charles B., Major
Rice. John C, Jr., Major
York, Richard G., Major
Archer, J. B., Captain
Bass, Mack G., Jr., Captain
Hayes, Grayson, Captain
Lewis, Walter C, Captain
Massengill, Hugh P., Captain
Sechriest, Stuart W., Captain
Wilkins, Robert J., Captain
Carter, Thomas E., 1st Lt.
Bradshaw, William W., 2nd Lt.
Patrick, William L., CWO (W-2)
Minette, William P.. WO
94th Army Band, NCNG, Charlotte, N. C. (Federally Recognized 2 August
1955)
Miller, Jean A., CWO (W-2)
217th AAA Det, NCNG, Raleigh, N. C. (Federally Recognized 7 February
1951)
Smith, Kerr H., 1st Lt.
86 Report of The Adjutant General
(div-units)
Hq 30th lnf Div, NCNG, Raleigh, N. C. (Federally Recognized 11 Septem-ber
1947)
Bowers, Claude T., Major General
Parham, Maston S., Brig. General
Hardesty, Ivan, Colonel
Benzet, Frank B., Lt. Colonel
Brown, Thomas E., Lt. Colonel
David, Ferd L., Lt. Colonel
Lee, Joel T., Lt. Colonel
Longest, Thomas B., Lt. Colonel
Pleasants, George D., Lt. Colonel
Shinier, Clarence B., Lt. Colonel
Stott, Charles C, Lt. Colonel
Snmmey, Thomas A., Jr., Chaplain (Lt. Colonel)
Whitley, Phillip R., Lt. Colonel
Alford, Lonnie R., Major
Blalock, George F., Major
Coxe, James S., Jr., Major
Currin, Robert G., Major
Davis, Barrie S., Major
Dean, Durrell T., Major
Hall, Roger F., Major
Holoman, William K., Major
Manooch, Charles S., Jr., Major
McGinnis, James W., Chaplain (Major)
McKinne, Collin, Major
Parker, Herbert D., Major
Patterson, Eugene R., Major
Staton, William W., Major
Arrington, Samuel T., Captain
Barrow, Edward F., Captain
Barnes, Floyd P., Captain
Beeler, John H., Captain
Britt, David L., Captain
Ervin, Samuel J. Ill, Captain
Hancock, Franklin W. Ill, Captain
Liles, Graydon C, Captain
Marks, Charles., L., Captain
Rogers, John P., Captain
Singleton, Carroll V., Jr., Captain
Wilson, Robert B., Jr., Captain
Ammons, James F., 1st Lt.
Bost, Raymond M., Chaplain (1st Lt.)
Cleveland, Robert D., 1st Lt.
Davis, George M., 1st Lt.
Marsh, George C, 1st Lt.
Outlaw, Jennings C, 1st Lt.
Reeves, John T., 1st Lt.
Report of The Adjutant General 87
Smith, Billie C, 1st Lt.
Sowers, Roy G., Jr., 1st Lt.
Wilson, John L., 1st Lt.
Worthington, Lyman G., 1st Lt.
Critcher, Raymond T., 2
-nd Lt.
Dillon, Porter B., 2nd Lt.
Gaddy, Charles W., 2nd Lt.
Lee, James E., 2nd Lt.
Jones, George S., CWO (W-3)
Link, Wallace G., CWO (W-2)
Oglesby, Thomas B., CWO (W-2)
Pate, Chester E., CWO (W-2)
Blackburn, Charles F., WO
Duke, James W., WO
Liles, Howard, WO
McAuley, Julian B., WO
.McDonald, Lyle D., Jr., WO
Stamper, William R., WO
Med Det, NCNG, Apex, N. C. (Federally Recognized 13 January 19 50)
Hart, Lillard F., Lt. Colonel
Hq Co, NCNG, Greensboro, N. C. (Federally Recognized 2 8 April 19 47)
Smith, Ransom, Jr., Captain
Gourley, Willard A., Jr., 1st Lt.
Fort, Archibald T., 2nd Lt.
Troxler, James N., 2nd Lt
Troxler, William D., WT
Sep Det, Hq Co, NCNG, Raleigh, N. C. (Federally Recognized 18 November
1952)
Johnson, Richard M., Captain
Elliott, Leighton M., 1st Lt.
Holding William W., 1st Lt.
Sullivan, Edward J., 1st Lt.
King, Erwin T., 2nd Lt.
30th Sig Co, NCNG, Canton, N. C. (Federally Recognized 14 May 1947)
Blalock, Clifton E., Jr., Major
Chapman, Weaver C, Major
White, James A., Captain
Keylon, Arthur F., 1st Lt.
Russell, Jack H., 1st Lt.
Smathers, Sigmon W., 1st Lt.
Smith, Leonard C, 1st Lt.
Winfrey, James W., 1st Lt.
Robertson, George R., 2nd Lt.
Brown, William R., CWO (W-2)
Davis, Stuart M., CWO (W-2)
Johnson, Charles S., CWO (W-2)
88 Report of The Adjutant General
30th MP Co, NCNG, Greensboro, N. C. (Federally Recognized 8 July 1948)
Poole, Frank R., Jr., Major
Pinnix, James C, Captain
Cobb, James R., Jr., 1st Lt
Garrett, George O., Jr., 2nd Lt.
Hitchcock, Walter C, WO
30th QM Co, NCNG, Greensboro, N. C. (Federally Recognized 11 October
1949)
Williams, Hugh B., Major
Keating, Bernard J., Captain
Ogburn, John F., Jr., Captain
Keen, Walter E., Jr., 1st Lt.
Lewis, Kenneth E., 1st Lt.
Nixon, William H., 1st Lt.
Myers, Fred E., 2nd Lt.
Hutson, Edward A., CWO (W-2)
Collins, Theodore C, Jr., WO
30th Recon Co, NCNG, Sanford, N. C. (Federally Recognized 11 June
1948)
Winders, Gilbert L., Jr., Captain
Hanner, Robert N., Jr., 2nd Lt.
Heins, James E., 2nd Lt.
Hunter, Hughie D., 2nd Lt.
Simmons, Carlos N., 2nd Lt.
McDonald, Thomas W., WO
Hq & Svc Co. 130th Tank Bn, NCNG, Red Springs, N. C. (Federally Rec-ognized
10 June 1947)
Lamont, William, Jr., Lt. Colonel
Dickson, Paul, Major
Lester, Thomas B., Jr., Major
Brock, Jimmy W., Captain
Bullock, Walter R., Captain
Clark, Luther W., Captain
McMillan, Harvey F., Captain
English, Talmadge, 1st Lt.
McConnaughey, Robert A., 1st Lt.
Willis, William E., 1st Lt.
Patton, Jennings H., Jr., 2nd Lt.
Poole, John S., 2nd Lt.
Currie, Roland E., CWO (W-2)
McMillan, Charles P., WO
Nelson, Graham M., WO
Stutts, Elbert H., WO
Report of The Adjutant General 89
>Ied Det, NCNG. Red Springs, N. C. (Federally Recognized 20 December
1956)
McGougan. James D., 1st Lt.
Co A, NCNG, Raeford, N. C. (Federally Recognized 10 March 1947)
Newton, Edwin D., Captain
Macko, Thomas M., 1st Lt.
Poole, William L., Jr.. 1st Lt.
Baker, Daniel E., 2nd Lt.
Jones, John W., 2nd Lt.
Dixon, Roger W., CWO (W-2)
Co B. NCNG. St. Pauls, N. C. (Federally Recognized 8 November
1949)
Powers, Russell H., Captain
Stevens. Bennie E., 1st Lt.
Barnes, Douglas, Jr., 2nd Lt.
Parker, Davis K., Jr., 2nd Lt.
Sherrill, Joe E., Jr., WO
Co C, NCNG, Lumberton, N. C. (Federally Recognized 7 June 1955)
McGougan, Ernest D., Captain
Lockey, Benjamin F., Jr., 1st Lt.
Doares, William H., 2'nd Lt.
Co D, NCNG, Southern Pines, N. C. (Federally Recognized 7 October
1949)
Wilson, William J., Captain
Harrington, James E., Jr., 1st Lt.
Horner, Ralph L., 1st Lt.
Irvin, James L., 1st Lt.
Sledge, William C, 2nd Lt.
Hq Hq Det, 730th Ord Bn, Greensboro, N. C. (Federally Recognized 17
November 1950)
Wannamker, Charles W.. Jr., Major
Coulman, George W.. Captain
Fairfield, Edward W., Captain
Ferrell, Arthur E., 1st Lt.
Kubachko, Andrew, Jr., 1st Lt.
Rigsby, David A., 1st Lt.
Bateman, Robert M., CWO (W-2)
Co A, NCNG, Greensboro, N. C. (Federally Recognized 2 December
1948)
Smith, Clarence D., Captain
Cobb, Ralph L., 1st Lt.
Smith, Ira A., 1st Lt.
Smith, Dallas A., 2nd Lt.
Cooke, Charles L., CWO (W-2)
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Co B, NCNG, Butner, N. C. (Federally Recognized 20 February 19 48)
Fletcher, James M., Captain
Cox, K. Jack, 1st Lt.
Niven, Benjamin F., Jr., 1st Lt.
Forsyth, Lennox, CWO (W-2)
Latkowski, Norbert L., CWO (W-2)
Andrews, William M., Jr., WO
Hayes, Thad W., Jr., WO
Wilkins, Cad L., WO
30th Div Band, NCNG, Raleigh, N. C. (Federally Recognized 24 February
1947)
Burt, Millard P., CWO (W-4)
119th Inf, NCNG, Ahoskie, N. C.
Hq Hq Co, NCNG, Rocky Mount, N. C. (Federally Recognized 7 Dec-ember
1948)
Peterson, Bernics A., Lt. Colonel
Taylor, Herbert H., Jr., Lt. Colonel
Eason, William L., Major
Modlin, Morton S., Major
Shelden, Robert E. H., Major
White-Hurst, Bernard M., Major
Hertzberg, Sol, Captain
Milton, Marshall M., Chaplain (Captain)
Purcell, Eugene G., Chaplain (Captain)
Ames, Douglas E., 1st Lt.
Batchelor, Wesson O., 1st Lt.
Corrington, Ronald E., Jr., 1st Lt.
Debow, Clyde E., 1st Lt.
Hall, Lee R., 1st Lt.
Harrell, Aubrey E., 1st Lt.
Reid, James W., Jr., 1st Lt.
Stephenson, Harold L., 1st Lt.
Whitfield, Richard A., 1st Lt.
Merritt, Thomas W., 2nd Lt.
Reid, Robert O., 2nd Lt.
Guttu, Frank, CWO (W-2)
Pittman. Jasper L., CWO (W-2)
Svc Co, NCNG, Elizabeth City, N. C. (Federally Recognized 8 April
1947)
Scott, Shelton G., Captain
Stewart, Edward W., Captain
White, Beverly W., Captain
Gunn, Robert K., 1st Lt.
White, Luther A., Jr., 1st Lt.
Bankos, John B., CWO (W-2)
Report of The Adjutant General 91
Chapin, William McC, CWO (W-2)
Helmkamp, Richard C, CWO (W-2)
Warren, Gerald R., CWO (W-2)
Young, John W., Jr., WO
Hv Mortar Co, NCNG, Edenton, N. C. (Federally Recognized 12 May
1947)
Fry, Cecil W., Captain
Perry, John E. R., 1st Lt.
Swanner, Charlie W., 1st Lt.
Swanner, Joseph K., 1st Lt.
Halsey, Johnny L., 2nd Lt.
Jethro, Dallas L., Jr., 2nd Lt.
Asbell, John H., Jr., CWO (W-2)
Tank, Co, NCNG, Ahoskie, N. C. (Federally Recognized 14 September
1953)
Stanley, Howard T., Captain
Morris, Ben J., 1st Lt.
Wiggins, Robert M., 1st Lt.
Farless, Donald E., 2nd Lt.
Med Co, NCNG, Wilson, N. C. (Federally Recognized 10 March 1949)
Taylor, Allen, Major
Boyette, Earl R., 1st Lt.
Hood, Vernon L., 1st Lt.
Lamm, John G., 1st Lt.
Smiley, Melvin W., 1st Lt.
Ingram, Joseph H., 2nd Lt.
Whitley, Douglas B., 2nd Lt.
Hq Hq Co, 1st Bn, NCNG, Ahoskie, N. C. (Federally Recognized 2G
February 1951)
Mitchiner, James A., Lt. Colonel
Blythe, Joseph D., Major
Beale, Walter H., Jr., Captain
Beasley, Carroll, Captain
Williams, John F., Captain
Best, Edward P., 1st Lt.
Brinkley, Carson M., 1st Lt.
Hassell, Jack A., 1st Lt.
Liverman, John H., Jr., 1st Lt.
Powers, Michael F., 1st Lt.
Waters, Admiral D., Jr., 1st Lt.
Co A, NCNG, Windsor, N. C. (Federally Recognized 26 February
1951)
Spruill, Charles B., Captain
Pierce, Melvin E., 1st Lt.
Spivey, Robert B., 1st Lt.
Everette, Lindsay E., 2nd Lt.
Parker, Joseph M., 2nd Lt.
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Co B, NCNG, Lasker, N. C. (Federally Recognized 10 April 1952)
Duke, Richard T., Captain
Branch, Robert B., 1st Lt.
Bradley, Marvin R., Jr., 2nd Lt.
Whitley, Charles A., 2nd Lt.
Co C, NCNG, Roanoke Rapids, N. C. (Federally Recognized IS July
1947)
Hale, Joseph L., 1st Lt.
Hockaday, Alvin T., 1st Lt.
Johnson, Joseph C, 1st Lt.
Webb, Samuel F., Jr., 1st Lt.
Etheridge, Gordon R., 2nd Lt.
Garrison, William D., 2nd Lt.
Peoples, Carl E.. CWO (W-2)
Co D, NCNG, Scotland Neck, N. C. (Federally Recognized 2 2 Nov-ember
19 48)
Futrell, Joseph F., Jr., 1st Lt.
Horton, Hugh G.. Jr., 1st Lt.
Lane, Edgar E., 2nd Lt.
Hq Hq Co, 2nd Bn, NCNG, Wilson N. C. (Federally Recognized 29 April
1947)
Ingram, William E., Lt. Colonel
Summerlin, Charles A., Jr., Major
Cook, Richard A., Captain
Cuthrell, Hiram J.. Captain
Lockhart, Charles H., Captain
Monroe, Orville N., Jr.. Captain
Winstead, Edward J., Captain
Vinson, Herman W.. 1st Lt.
Boyette, Harvey R.. 2nd Lt.
Speight, Robert S., 2nd Lt.
Whitfield, Purington W.. Jr.. 2nd Lt.
Co E, NCNG. Nashville, N. C. (Federally Recognized IS April 1955)
Stallings, John W., Captain
Co F, NCNG, Tarboro, N. C. (Federally Recognized !> July 1947)
Bailey, John J., Jr., 1st Lt.
Brock, Linwood M., 1st Lt.
Crisp, Robert E., 1st Lt.
Cromartic, Martin L. Ill, 2nd Lt.
Co G, NCNG, Fremont, N. C. (Federally Recognized 21 April 1955)
Blalock, Paul C, Jr., Captain
Harrell, Benjamin C, 1st Lt.
Wiggs, Marvin B., 1st Lt.
Report of The Adjutant General 93
Co H, NCNG, Farmville, N. C. (Federally Recognized 25 April 1955)
Ale David, John J., Jr., Captain
Home, Archie A., 1st Lt.
Ward, Moody H., 1st Lt.
Hq Hq Co, 3rd Bn. NCNG, Clinton. N. C. (Federally Recognized 31
May 1948)
Buck, William M., Lt. Colonel
Grissom, Robert M., Major
Merritt, Henry C, Captain
Morse, James H., Captain
Shaw, William B., Captain
Starling, William L., Jr., Captain
Strickland, James F., Captain
Kornegay, George C, 1st Lt.
Butler, William F., 2nd Lt.
Parson, William C, 2nd Lt.
Whitfield, William B., CWO (W-2)
Co I, NCNG, Wilmington, N. C. (Federally Recognized 13 May 1947)
Barnes, David L., 1st Lt.
Lashley, Eugene M., 1st Lt.
Rich, George T., 1st Lt.
Harris, Lee G., Jr., 2nd Lt.
Strickland, James T., CWO (W-2)
Co K, NCNG, Roseboro. N. C. (Federally Recognized 7 February
1955)
Corbitt, Herman H., Jr., 1st L(.
Jackson, Ammie C, 2nd Lt.
Jenkins, Albert J., Jr., 2nd Lt.
Co L, NCNG. Elizabetown, N. C. (Federally Recognized 22 May
195S)
Bedsole, Harvey L., 2nd Lt.
Berry, Paul B., 2nd Lt.
Co M, NCNG, Warsaw, N. C. (Federally Recognized 14 April 1947)
Huie. Earl B., Captain
Allen, Harvey C, Jr., 1st Lt.
Rivenbark, Raymond W., 1st Lt. .
Kinlaw, Marvin L., 2nd Lt.
Best, Robert C, WO
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120th Infantry
Hq Hq Co, NCNG, Morganton, N. C. (Federally Recognized 14 July
1947)
Hatcher, Howell J., Colonel
Krueger, Warren R., Lt. Colonel
Davis, John C, Major
Rogers, Duncan C, Jr., Major
Vanderlinden,