October 31, 2019 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE S6331 during World War II. He was stationed land. Mr. Donald Furlong, 85, who is my distinct privilege to honor their in Manila, , serving as a served during the as part service today and welcome them to the military policeman. Mr. Michael Stem, of a 22-year career from 1953–1975. He Nation’s Capital.∑ 82, who served in the Army from 1961– was stationed in North Africa and Eng- f 1968 during the Vietnam war. He was a land as an aircraft maintenance crew chief warrant officer 2, and was award- chief on the Recon Bomber 47. Mr. Skip MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT ed the Purple Heart and Bronze Star. Gruber, 81, who served during the Viet- A message from the President of the The second group of individuals I nam war in the Air Force and Army United States was communicated to would like to honor today are those working as an aircraft electronics re- the Senate by Ms. Roberts, one of his that served in the United States Ma- pairman. He was awarded the Bronze secretaries. rine Corps. Mr. Jerome ‘‘Jerry’’ Star. Mr. Min Hiu Hen, 79, who served Gardberg, 82, served 32 years as a ma- during the Vietnam war in the Air f rine, a career that spanned both the Force and Army as a transportation of- EXECUTIVE MESSAGE REFERRED ficer and pilot. He was shot down on Vietnam and Cold wars, as a commu- As in executive session the Presiding his 318th combat mission and awarded nications officer. Mr. John Jesse, 83, Officer laid before the Senate a mes- the Distinguished Flying Cross and who served in the Marines from 1954– sage from the President of the United Purple Heart. Senior Airman Robert 1962, working in helicopter warfare de- States submitting a nomination which Kundel, 75, who served during the Viet- velopment, and rising to the rank of was referred to the Committee on For- sergeant before separating from the nam war from 1963–1967 refueling air- craft. Private First Class Luis eign Relations. Marine Corps. (The message received today is print- The third group of individuals I Maldonado, 92, who served during ed at the end of the Senate pro- would like to honor today are those World War II in both the Army and Air ceedings.) that served in the . Force, his career spanning from 1946– Mr. Anthony Barbaro, 85, who served 1949. He worked in the hangar storage f department and guarded prisoners during the and was sta- PRESIDENTIAL MESSAGES tioned in the United States, Phil- waiting to be repatriated. Airman First ippines, and Japan. He was a crew chief Class Ralph Reggans, 84, who served aboard the USS Boxer. Mr. Eugene during the Korean war in the Army and REPORT RELATIVE TO THE CON- ‘‘Frenchy’’ Bousquet, 84, who served Air Force from 1950–1960 as a combat TINUATION OF THE NATIONAL during the Korean and Vietnam wars engineer. Senior Master Sergeant EMERGENCY WITH RESPECT TO and spent 22 years in the Navy as an Fredrick Marshall Stilt Sr., 93, who SUDAN AS DECLARED IN EXECU- served during the second World War, as electrician and instructor. Mr. Kenneth TIVE ORDER 13067 OF NOVEMBER well as the Korean and Vietnam wars Knudson, 81, who served during the 3, 1997—PM 34 Vietnam war as part of a Navy career in both the Army and Air Force as a The PRESIDING OFFICER laid be- that spanned from 1960–1980. He was a casualty} reporting assistant. He fore the Senate the following message line and naval security group officer, earned the Bronze Star Medal for his from the President of the United and attained the rank of lieutenant service during the Tripoli Evacuation of 1967. Master Sergeant Fredrick Mar- States, together with an accompanying commander. Mr. Gerald May, 86, who shall Stilt Jr., 72, who served during report; which was referred to the Com- served from 1951–1955 during the Ko- the Vietnam war in the Army and Air mittee on Banking, Housing, and rean war. Seaman First Class David Force. During his 20-year career, he Urban Affairs: Miller, 92, who served during World worked in radio communications. Mr. War II aboard the USS Breton. Fireman To the Congress of the United States: Lloyd Tatro, 87, who served during the Second Class Daniel Nall, 93, who Section 202(d) of the National Emer- Korean and Vietnam wars. During his served during World War II from 1944– gencies Act (50 U.S.C. 1622(d)) provides career that spanned from 1950–1970, he for the automatic termination of a na- 1945 as a motor machinist mate. Mr. worked in radar support directing B–52 tional emergency unless, within 90 Larry ‘‘Nick’’ Nicolai, 82, who was sta- bombers to their targets. Mr. Rollie days before the anniversary date of its tioned in the South Pacific during the Tatro, 85, who served during the Ko- declaration, the President publishes in Korean war as an electrician’s mate rean and Vietnam wars. During his ca- the Federal Register and transmits to aboard the USS Prestige and the USS reer that spanned from 1952–1975, he the Congress a notice stating that the Mattaponi. Seaman Abraham Sabori, worked as a baker and supervisor. Mr. emergency is to continue in effect be- 86, who served from 1951–1954 during the William ‘‘Bing’’ Tatro, 83, who served yond the anniversary date. In accord- Korean war. Mr. Donald Van De Steeg, during the Korean and Vietnam wars, 96, who served during World War II he was a navigator technician on B–52 ance with this provision, I have sent to from 1943–1946 in the 7th Fleet under bombers for 13 years. Major Francis the Federal Register for publication the Admiral Thomas C. Kinkaid. Walls, 89, who served during the Ko- enclosed notice stating that the na- Torpedoman First Class Marvin Wear, rean, Vietnam, and Cold wars as part of tional emergency with respect to 84, who served during both the Korean a military career that spanned from Sudan declared in Executive Order and Vietnam wars aboard destroyers 1948–1973. He worked in aircraft main- 13067 of November 3, 1997, is to continue and submarines as part of a Navy ca- tenance and was awarded the Bronze in effect beyond November 3, 2019. reer that spanned from 1952–1972. Petty Star. Senior Master Sergeant Richard Despite recent positive develop- Officer First Class Patricia Whitlock, Wellington, 84, who served from 1954– ments, the crisis constituted by the ac- who served in Desert Storm during a 1974 as an electrician, including during tions and policies of the Government of career that spanned from 1978–1996 in the Vietnam war, in both the Navy and Sudan that led to the declaration of a which she worked as a mess specialist Air Force. Mr. Clifford ‘‘Yank’’ Wiltse, national emergency in Executive Order career counselor, and metal craftsmith. who served during the Korean war from 13067; the expansion of that emergency The fourth group of individuals I 1952–1956. He worked in the Strategic in Executive Order 13400 of April 26, would like to honor today are those Air Command and the Military Trans- 2006; and with respect to which addi- that served in the United States Air port Service. tional steps were taken in Executive Force. Colonel Mack Boone, 90, who Finally, I would like to honor Mr. Order 13412 of October 13, 2006, Execu- served 25 years of intermittent service Bernard Pachter, 92, who served in the tive Order 13761 of January 13, 2017, and of Reserve and Active Duty from 1949– Coast Guard from 1945–1948. With his Executive Order 13804 of July 11, 2017, 1989. He was a B–26 Navigator, com- service starting towards the end of has not been resolved. These actions mander of Class A Unit,and was award- World War II in the Pacific, he was a and policies continue to pose an un- ed the Distinguished Flying Cross and working medic in , lwo Jima, and usual and extraordinary threat to the four Air Medals. Ms. Anne Bousquet, Ulithi, and earned the rank of hospital national security and foreign policy of 84, who served during the Korean war corpsman second class. the United States. Therefore, I have de- from 1953–1957. She worked in commu- Our Nation owes a debt of gratitude termined that it is necessary to con- nications at the Pentagon and in Eng- to all of these men and women, and it tinue the national emergency declared

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