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The Pointer, March Through May 2011 Pointer_Spring 2011 3/25/11 2:46 PM Page 1 USN Armed Guard WW II Veterans 115 Wall Creek Drive Rolesville, N.C. 27571 1 (919) 570-0909 [email protected] www.armed-guard.com "Donations keeps us afloat" Our and Motto was... We Did! March/May 2011 Edition T r e ia a n su or re lif Island, Ca REMEMBER ALSO: THE TWIN TOWERS THE PENTAGON AND FLIGHT 93 God Bless Them This POINTER is in Memory of all Branches of service in WW II; the Navy, Army, Marines, Airmen, Seabees, Merchant Seamen, Wacs, Waves, and especially to the Special Unit of the Navy known as the U.S. NAVY ARMED GUARD which was first used as Gun Crews in WW I on board cargo, tankers and troopships and where needed to protect the ship, cargo and the merchant crews who bravely ran the ships to each port of call until deactivated after WW I.They were established again for the same purpose in September of 1941 and remained active until WW II was over and the need for gunners were not needed. This issue is also in honor to all the people all over the world who built ships, planes, tanks, trucks, jeeps, guns, ammo and all things needed to win a war against the ruthless killers. Thanks to the farmers who fed us all. Thank God for seeing us through. Pointer_Spring 2011 3/25/11 2:46 PM Page 2 Page 2 Page 51 Pointer_Spring 2011 3/30/11 1:17 AM Page 3 MEMORY LANE Officers for 2010/2011 Charles A. Lloyd, Chairman & Sec.Treas. 1985-2010 115 Wall Creek Drive Rolesville, N.C. 27571 1-919-570-0909 [email protected] Ron Carlson 616 Putnam Place Alexander, VA 22302-4018 Dear Armed Guard and all the readers. 4/1/11 Board of Directors C.A. Lloyd . NC You may notice the 4/1/11 date I use this time is to remind you that on April Fool’s Day, I John Stokes. CA was born. That been said, I wish all of you to have had at least 85 good years of FREE- Don Gleason . KS DOM as I have by being an American and I hope to have many more along with you. And Clarence Korker . FL Joe Colgan.. MD FREEDOM has not been FREE as 1810 Armed Guard and approximately 8700 Gerald Greaves . RI Merchant Marine gave their all. As we all age out, and one day, there will be a LAST Al Sniff . FL Kenneth Sneed . IN POINTER as on Page 25 shown of the LAST POINTER at the Armed Guard Center in Ralph McNally. OK Brooklyn, N.Y.. The three men were honored on that WW II POINTER and we will do the Joseph Benedict . MN Richard Hudnall. AZ same to them in this POINTER. In this POINTER, you will find how the Eagle came Zed Merrill . OR about that we adopted as our insigna which my late AG brother, L.D. and I lifted from the Joe Esposito . IL Camp Shelton Armed Guard School book and used at the Brooklyn AGC before I learned Bernard Stansbury . VA Forrest Flanagan. WV they used a Pelican in New Orleans AGC (NOLA) and the man loading the gun at at the Hilary Makowski. PA Treasure Island AGC. Some of the crew drew it on the gun tubs and the late AG Homer Arnold Latare . IA Bob Ober . OH Perry had it tatooed on his shoulder. J.F. Carter . LA Howard Long . SC As I told all of you in the last POINTER on donations, I have put many on HOLD and IF Mike Molinari. NY you don’t have a number behind your last name, you too will be put on hold and also those Tom Dufrense . MA I haven’t heard from in the last 7 years. It still costs money to pay the bills. I am not paid a John Haynes. IN salary nor anyone else. It has been a pleasure to know you care. Thanks to you who donate Trustees C.A. Lloyd . NC to keep the POINTER printed. We are down to approx. 5500 on the mailing list. Theo Schorr . PA John Shirley . TX You may notice I have deleted Ron Carlson’s phone number as his responsibility is for the Arthur Fazzone . NY website and he doesn’t have access to the Veteran’s Assoc. information. If you call him, you Louis Tew . CT will just have to call me on the AG phone. Funny, some still call my Raleigh number and Al Colella. MO Jay Wildfong . WI send mail also, and we moved over 11 years ago. Good to know they kept them that long. Henry Harrison. WA Mervil Yarbrough . NV I know I did not get many articles that was sent me in this POINTER, so remind me and Leo Feist . WV send it again so I will set it up for the next one. If you would like to start a meeting in your Chaplains area, let me know and I will send names in your area that are AG.. For those who send me Lyle Kell. WA E-Mail messages, please list your name at the bottom as there are a lot of DONs, JOE’s, Buck Donaldson . TN BILLs, Etc.. Approx. 275 have donated this year and approx 2500 last year. Did you? (cal) � � � � � � � � Cover photo of WWII East Coast Memorial (See previous page for more photos) � � � � � � � ATTENTION You know where you are. You know where we are. You want the history to the AG here you go... We know where we are. Administrative History: Arming of Merchant Ships and Naval Armed Guard Service But we don't always know in World War II OPNAV-P421-514 where you are. Please notify us when you move. http://www.ibiblio.org/hyperwar/USN/Admin-Hist/172-ArmedGuards/172-AG-2.html Non-Profit Organization http://www.ibiblio.org/hyperwar/USN/Admin-Hist/173-ArmedGuards/173-AG-1.html Tax Exempt No. 74-2316668 e. http://www.ibiblio.org/hyperwar/USN/ref/NAG/NAG-5.html, pg 78 http://www.ibiblio.org/hyperwar/USN/Admin-Hist/110.2-3rdND/3rdND-2.html Remember, I “STILL” can't move SS DEATH WEB SITE as fast as I did when I was in my To find out whether someone you know id deceased, pull up the Web Site and follow instructions. I did not enter Best wishes. Ron Carlson, Webmaster Armed Guard / Merchant Marine website twenties! When you call, let the SS # and it still showed. If it don't work for you, PLEASE don't call me. (cal) Social Security Death Index www.armed-guard.com phone ring so I can get to it! -CAL (http://ssdi.rootsweb.ancestry.com). Page 50 Officers - Gunners - Signalmen - Radiomen - Corpsmen - Waves - Boatswains - Coxswains - Ship's Company - Radarmen Page 3 Pointer_Spring 2011 3/30/11 1:17 AM Page 4 LETTERS FROM THE CREW... WWII GUNNER REMEMBERS/LETTER � � � � � � � � that may be of interest to you. years, and in two of them, I found the Sometimes ago, I was contacted by name of Joseph H. Perigny and lo and Dear Llod, Dear Mr. Lloyd: some students from Franklin Middle behold, he is a resident here with me For years we drove to Florida. Now we fly. Last I finally got through proofreading School in Champaign, Il. who were and we have become good friends and I November we flew out of New Hampshire. Just WALT AT SEA. I decided to send doing a project on WW II Veterans. As gave him my autographed copy of before we look off a male voice announced “We have you the whole thing again. I appreci- the Illinois Veteran’s Project had funds Justin Gleichauf’s book “UNSUNG an important personage aboard. A veteran of WWII, ate anything you can do printing this in left over and they offered it to local SAILORS” on the Armed Guard my father's memory. He was a fine schools to interview veterans and this which he had never seen. He is very USN”. Just before we set down in Chicago, that same man and I miss him terribly. At least I class set up a plan to follow through. anxious to get back on the mailing list. voice intoned “Please allow the veteran to deplane have this to reread to try to put myself My niece who taught school there, He had made at least one Murmansk first”. Talk about 15 minutes of fame. I was wearing in his shoes while experiencing life suggested my name as no one had ever Run on the Liberty Ship S.S. my Armed Guard white hat. lf you have any more I around the world on a merchant ship at heard of the USN ARMED GUARD. JOSHUA W. ALEXANDER. Steady a tender age of 19! What he saw and The teacher, Tina Wetchel and 2 stu- as she goes, would appreciate a new one, See If I get the same went through! dents drove 30 miles out to see me after Capt.Geo.W.Duffy response going home. Thanks. school. The dedicated students were 117 North Rd., (This machine has a mind of its own) Merry Christmas to you and your fam- Logan Stalks and Kenneth Sanchez. Brentwood, N.H. 03833 Al Gosselin ily. You are doing a great service to the One did the video work and the other 603-734-2275 [email protected] many families who had people did the interveiw. 2626 NE Hwy. 70 • Arcadia.
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