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245 to advance from February test

When the results of the Febru-
1971 advancement exams re-
tried last Monday, 242 Navymen
here were named for advancement.
Six will be making chief over
thenext six months as each month-
ly increment becomes effective.
NavSta totaled 115 advance-
ments — two of them to chief.
Additionally, two were author-
ized changes of rate,and two more
were designated as strikers.
The two designated strikers,
effective May 1, are: CYNSN Ken-
neth Mizell, and DKSN Dennis Sul-
livan. NavSta's lone May ad-
vancement will be Darrel Williams
to CE3.
NavSta's two CPO-selectees are
Bruce Helvie to GMTC (July) and
Raymond Parker to ENC (October).
Other NavSta advancements are:
JUNE
AZ2 Larry Adams, HM2 David
Alexander, Romain Arnold and Roy
Boardman, AZ3 Hamric Brock, YN3
John Burgess, ETN3 Walter Camp,
J02 Darrell Christian, BU3 Steven
Clark, AC3 Kenneth Clarke, ABF2
Charles Cochran,QM2 Peter Duggan,
ADJ1 Kenneth Goggans, ABF2 Dale
Griffith, CE2 James Gruver, SK3
Capt. Verso awarded
Silver Star Medal
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Air Force Capt. Thomas J. Verso has received
Silver Star Medal, the nation's third highest
t award, for action in the air over Southeast
Asia.
In September 1969, then 1st. Lt. Verso flew his
unarmed plane over an enemy position in Vietnam to
direct fighter aircraft attacks on the position. He placed himself
in the direct line of fire to better coordinate the attack. For his
action, he received the Silver Star Medal at Commander's Call last
Wednesday morning.
Capt. Verso, a native of Rochester, N. Y., is attached to the 57th
Fighter Interceptor Squadron here.
Nicholas Heit, CE2 Robert Henry,
AZ3 Darrel Huffman, AK2 Stephen
Johnson, YN2 David Kreer, DK2 Mi-
guel Lopez, BU2 Charles Malott.
ABF2 Dennis Manley, BU2 Harry
McCartney, AK3 Philip Naas, TD3
James Niles, CS3 Wilfredo Paras,
J03 Wayne Plourde, LI1 Robert
Prout, DP3 Phillip Rex, ETN3
Brenton Robinson, HM2 Ralph Rol-
lings, AME3 David Sawyer, YN2
Gerald Seay, LI2 Dennis Talal,
CS3 Cirilo Villegas, BM3 John
Wilson, AZ2 Frederick Wooding,
CS3 William Zadorsky, and HM1
Gerald Zameke.
JULY
AE3 John Boeing, AC3 Donald.
Clark, DK2 Norman Danas, AK3 James
Dillon, CS2 Wildell Dumas, AMS3
F. A. Eckardt, ABH3 Neil Engel-
mann, ASM3 Terry Green, SK2 Don-
ald Hammel,ATl Kelly Hannah, ADJ3
Clift Hartshorn, CS2 James Heim,
DP2 Kelly Hennager, SK3 Glenn
Holland, E03 Gary Kooken, ADR2
Oliver Kopp, TM3 Donald Krause,
YN3 Deming Lindsley AC3 John
McGee,PC3 James Rausch, A03 James
Reynolds, CE3 Edmond Smith, YN3
Robert Wilson and PR2 Earl Young.
AUGUST
AZ3 Kenneth Allison, SK2 Harry
Bartling, AMS2 Kerr Biedrzycki,
ADR3 Richard Bulman and Freder-
ick Carl, HM2 William Chiarulli,
CM3 Victor Churchill, CM2 Michael
(See 245, Page 7)
New TV gal...
Television chooses Emily
for weekday afternoon shows
Afternoon viewing on American Forces Television
will become considerably brighter, starting next
week, with the addition of Emily Burnett to the
staff.
Mrs. Burnett, a speech and Fine Arts graduate of
Wesleyan College, was selected from a field of four
women who auditioned for the female hostess posi-
tion.
"Emily's Afternoon" will debut Monday on Channel
8 at 4 p.m. Her show will consist of news, and
Bulletin Board (TV version of Calendar of Events).
She will be seen at intervals Monday through Friday
from 4-5:30 p.m.
She is the wife of the naval station assistant
security officer, Lt.(j.g.) Lewis E. Burnett..
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