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GLENDON
E. BOOTHE
Citation for Bronze Star Medal
HEADQUARTERS XV
CORPS UNITED STATES ARMY
Office of the Commanding General APO
436, U.S. Army
3 January 1945
AG 200.6 (E) - Boothe, Glendon, E. (0)
SUBJECT:
Award of the Bronze Star Medal.
TO:
Lieutenant Colonel Glendon E. Boothe, K-100027, Third
Field Artillery Observation Battalion, United States Army
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By direction
of the President, under the provisions of Army Regulations
600-45, 22 September 1943, as amended, and Circular Number 25,
Headquarters Seventh United States Army, dated 7 November 1944,
you are awarded the Bronze Star Medal for meritorious achievement
in connection with military operations against the enemy as
Survey Officer, Survey Information Center, Third Field Artillery
Observation Battalion, from 19 July to 15 October 1944. You
were directly responsible for the preparation of survey data
and the running of survey control to all artillery units of
the XV Corps during the Corps operations in France. Your task
was made more difficult by an advance of approximately 250 miles
in 21 days. Your high professional knowledge, keen foresight
and sound judgement enabled you to successfully effect and coordinate
the efforts of the several survey parties of your organization
and to distribute accurate survey data to units of the Corps.
You also took upon yourself the responsibility of maintenance
of the precision optical instruments used by the survey parties,
there being no appropriate Engineer repair organization on the
Continent. Although hampered by lack of equipment, tools and
supplies, by your energy and unusual mechanical ability you
maintained a perfect record of operation for the precision optical
instruments of your organization. Your diligent efforts and
faithful devotion to duty reflect credit upon yourself and the
military service.
Signed: WADE
H. HAISLIP
Major General, U.S. Army,
Commanding.
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