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COMMISSIONED OFFICERS |
| Captain |
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Merrit F. Harrison |
| Second Lieutenant |
|
Victor D. Armistead |
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NON-COMMISSIONED
OFFICERS |
| Master Sergeant |
|
Ross Young |
| First Sergeant |
|
Roy D. White |
| Technical Sergeant |
|
Adolph C. Rawlins |
| Technical Sergeant |
|
Purl C. Wright |
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SERGEANTS |
|
Ebert, Martin L. |
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Passmore, Rex L. |
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Moffitt,
William R. |
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Sadesky, William J. |
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Sliva, Jerome A. |
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CORPORALS |
| Cortes, Ernest |
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Esquivel, Joe A. |
| Dixon, Jack L., Jr. |
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Trevino, Arthur |
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Vann, James H. |
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PRIVATES FIRST CLASS |
| Baird, Cletus H. Jr. |
|
Keene, Earl K. |
| Becker, Wilson E. |
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Larrumbide, Gilbert L. |
| Billings, Almon |
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McKay, Charles E. |
| Bynum, Eldred L. |
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Miller, John D. |
| Cunningham, Jack H. |
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Nugent, Alex W. |
| De La Rosa, Frank |
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Oakes, Theodore C. |
| Jackson, Chester J. |
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Reyes, Viviano |
| Jackson, Kenneth E. |
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White, George P. |
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Wormser, Joe J. |
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PRIVATES |
| Campbell, Richard S. |
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Moritz, Arthur L. |
| Charpentier, Allen R. |
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Moritz, Harold E. |
| Collins, Wayne B. |
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Mowers, William O. |
| Cunningham, Wade R. |
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Myers, Cato H. |
| Ditta, Vincent A. |
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Parker, Ezma M. |
| Duma, William, Jr. |
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Pease, Samuel E. |
| Garner, Cyril J. |
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Phifer, Grayson C. |
| Gates, Jesse A. |
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Porter, James O. |
| Greene, Ney L., Jr. |
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Reed, Zeno O., Jr. |
| George, Gerald P. |
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Reese, Gordon M., Jr. |
| Grounds, Homer W. |
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Rhodes, Harry W., Jr. |
| Grounds, Howard M. |
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Rix, Milton D. |
| Hairston, Raymond L. |
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Roberts, William S. |
| Hayman, Willoughby E. |
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Senior, Howard R. |
| Jackson, Thomas B. |
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Smith, Emzy F. |
| Jennings, Howard L. |
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Sumerau, John W. |
| Kirsch, Gustave R. |
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Taylor, Clyde W. |
| Klepper, Paul J. |
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Thom, Oliver L. |
| Laymance, Thomas D. |
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Thompson, Xavier J. |
| Lewis, William |
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Whitenack, Fred M. |
| Martin, Wyatt E. |
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Wilhite, LeRoy, Jr. |
| McCarron, John W. |
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Wilkerson, Herbert L. |
| Mckee, Wiley B. |
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Wilson, George H. |
| Wilson,
Langham Y. |
FACTUAL HISTORY
Regimental
Headquarters Company, 141st Infantry, San Antonio, was recognized on
April 29, 1922, after World War Service, disbanded on February 15,
1924, and finally reorganized and re-recognized on April 17, 1924. Its
commander was Captain Henry L. Taylor, with Second Lieutenant
Charles H. Caruthers as junior officer.
Captain
Taylor continued in command until March 8, 1937, when he was succeeded
by Captain Merrit F. Harrison, the company's present commander.
Second
Lieutenant Caruthers was succeeded by the following junior officers:
Second Lieutenant Osborne B. Robertson, May 2, 1925; Second Lieutenant
Elmer C. Werner, June 28, 1930; Second Lieutenant Gratz B. Gouger,
July 30, 1931; Second Lieutenant William H. Harrison, March 1, 1935;
Second Lieutenant James R. Collignon, February 2, 1936; Second
Lieutenant Edward W. Wood, July 1, 1937, and Second Lieutenant Victor
D. Armistead, February 15, 1939. Armistead is the present junior
officer.
This
organization achieved the distinction of 100 per cent qualification
with the .30 caliber rifle in 1937, 1938 and 1939.
On October
1, 1939, the company was again reorganized and redesignated
Headquarters Company (less the Antitank platoon) 141st Infantry. |
