74TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN. CHRISTMAS MENU AND ROSTER, DEC. 1942

BATTERY "C" 74TH FIELD ARTILLERY BATTALION
San Rafael, California
December 25, 1942

COMMANDING
1st Lieutenant Marshall C. Spradlin

EXECUTIVE
1st Lieutenant Jean C. Butts

FIRST SERGEANT
J. O. Smith

STAFF SERGEANTS
Woodrow V. Cossey
Leslie H. Estes
Robert H. Jones

SERGEANTS
Lewis G. Bullock
Ronald R. Carroll
Bert C. Erkes
Anker Olesen
Dennis Phillips
James J. Platner

TECHNICIANS 4TH GRADE
William N. Davis, Jr.
Ward O. Owens
Elmer F. Pomi
Knut E. Rudstrom

CORPORALS
Fred W. Brown
Luther W. Cosby
Milton L. Chenoweth
Joseph J. Ellebrecht
Van W. Franklin
Claude Gignoux Jr.
Donald S. Green
Lloyd O. Lee
Joseph Piaser
Julius H. Ruckle
Elvin T. Timken
Edward R. Wagner
Vinson W. Watts

TECHNICIANS 5TH GRADE
Hillery M. Albritton
Jose Cadena
Charles R. Carper
Harry E. Coffman Jr.
Bernardo Esteban
George E. Glynn
Louis L. Martinett
Erle T. Plummer

PRIVATES FIRST CLASS
Ray N. Anderson
Severino Beccaria
Russell G. Blaine
Arlon T. Boone
Lloyd Burkett
Robert C. Clark
Seth L. Currier
James A. Dalton Jr.
Charley F. Davis
Harry Eeten
Rudolph F. A. Ellerman
Wagner M. Gudmunson
Clinton M. Howard
Daniel Jovanovich
Clifford B. Larson
Romie E. McDonald
Duward S. Munk
Carl A. Newberg
William T. Murrish
Aldo J. Pierazzi
Pete Pizzini
Walter J. Pyc
Clinton H. Randels
Jay C. Smith
August U. Tapio
Charles S. Terry
Herman Ungefug
Charles F. Peterson
Frederick L. Phillipi
Emil A. Vilcek
George W. Walls
James L. Whitsett

PRIVATES
Harold R. Bliss
B. V. Blackwood
Ben H. Boone
James E. Burge
John J. Cieciel
Clayborn Daniel
Walter L. Davis
James F. Dear
John C. Dearman
Ernest B. Dobbins
Alvin H. Drake
Wendell E. Durye'e
Hubert P. Echele
Edward H. Edlin
Alfred H. Edwards
Otho Eubanks
William L. Frye
James M. Gretton
Harry M. Hansen
Ray L. Hatten
Francis J. Heimer
James P. Hulsey
Lyle F. Hutcheson
Paul P. Janik
James P. Johnson
John F. Long
James Q. Martin
Floyd McLeod
Cecil M. Melton
William F. Morris
Wilbur R. Myers
Walter K. Pedersen
Kawl Phelps
Trevelle V. Potter
X. L. Richardson
Paul H. Riley
John A. Runnells
James E. Russell
Vowin W. Scott
Vernon F. Smith
Jack Thomas
Price D. Thomas
J. E. Vick
Lonnie Walley
Donald E. Watkins
Burton B. Watts
Fred R. Westphal
Johnny A. Wimberly
William E. Wynn

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