Pfc. Wm. L. Ahsaruk Now
Stationed At Lechfeld
305th Bomb. Group, Lechfeld,
Germany, Sept. 11 (Delayed)—Pfc.
O^m. L. Asharuck is stationed at
Lechfeld, Germany, and is with
the 305th Bombardment Group.
The 305th is one of the veteran
groups of the Eighth Air Force.
Formerly the Group was stationed
at Cheleveston, England, and
moved from there in July 1945 to
St. Trend, Belgium. The 305th
t«ok part in the growth and de
velopment of the Eighth Air Force
^fcnd shared in all its major cam
paigns • and missions. Of its 337
daylight bombing attacks the
highlights are marked by com
mendations from the 8th Bomber
Command and later by the Ninth
Air Force. Two of its members re
ceived the Congressional Medal of
Honor,
The 305th, as a subordinate
command of the United States Air
Forces in Europe, is doing its part
toward the successful Air Occupa
0 tion of Germany.
The Lechfeld Army Air Base,
once bombed by this group, is one
of the largest in Europe and for
merly was a Messerschmidt jet re
search field. Located eighteen
miles south of Augsburg, it is in
the center of the famous province
of Bavaria.
9 Pfc. Ahsaruk is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Phillip Ahsaruk of West
D St., of this city. He attended the
White Mountain Vocational High
School and then he was employed
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Chickens Come Home
To Roost (Horse Farm)
PULASKI, Tenn. The 68
stall barn at the old Milky Way
farm near here, which once
housed osme of the country’s top
thoroughbred horses, now is the
as a pressman by The Nome Nug
get. Pfc. Asharuk enlisted Sep
tember 24, 1945 and arrived in the
! ETO in April, 1946. He is attached
to the 663rd Air Materiel Squad
1 rcn an 1 h s present duty is in the
I Warehouse.
home of 20,000 chickens. i
Albert Noe, Jr., bought the'
famous 2,700 acre farm last year
from the late Mrs. Ethel Mars and
decided to solve the meat shortage
by raising chickens for use in his
five hotels. He processes 300 per j
day at the farm, now named Al
beit Noe Farm.
He doesn’t confine his farm pro-1
gram to chicken-raising, however.
He has a few Tennessee walking
horses and has poured several
thousand dolalrs into a dairy and
beef cattle herd.
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sonnel centers, end headquarters installations, former members of the
Corps are being urged to re-enlist. Wac Medical Technician Annabidle
Dayley, left, of Greencastle, Pa., is assisting Army Nurse Second Lieutenant
Donna C. Grachanin, right, of Ray Village, Ohio, in giving John S. Lonigan*
wounded war veteran, of Sandy Ridge, Pa., an intravenous injection. Upon
re-enlistment, former Wacs can volunteer either for the duration of the
war plus six months, or until June 30, 1947, unless sooner relieved for the
eeevenience of the Government. They can else retain the rank held at time
ef discharge,
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