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New Quartermaster General of the Army. Washington, D.C., March 14. Col. Edmund B. Gregory will become quartermaster general of the Army when General Henry Gobbons, present chief, retires on March 31 after 41 years of service. The promotion of Col. Gregory will carry with it the rank of Major General, 3-14-40

New Quartermaster General of the Army. Washington, D.C., March 14. Col. Edmund B. Gregory will become Quartermaster General of the Army March 31 upon the retirement of Maj. General Henry Gobbons after 41 years of service. Col. Gregory will be promoted to the rank of Major General when he takes over the new post, 3-14-40

Gets star of Brigadier General. Washington, D.C., Dec. 1. Col. Maxwell Murray, left, appointed commandant of the Washington Provisional Brigade with the rank of Brigadier General, receives the star of the rank from his predecessor, Brig. General Dane T. Merrill. General Merrill, General Merrill has been transferred to Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana

Retired Brigadier Gen. Gregory Otey presents Chief

Takes command of Washington provisional brigade. Washington, D.C., Dec. 1. Col. Maxwell Murray was today promoted to the rank of Brigadier General and assumed command of the Washington Provisional Brigade. He succeeds Brig. General Dana T. Merrill, who has been transferred to Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana

New Chief of the United States Cavalry sworn in. Major General Guy V. Henry, the new Chief of the United States Cavalry, left, being sworn in today on the grounds at Fort Meyer, Virginia, by Major S.V. Constant, Adjutant of Fort Meyer. General Henry succeeds General Herbert B.Crosby who will take up his duties as District Commissioner, having been appointed by President Hoover

General (GEN) John W, Hendrix (right), USA, Commanding General US Army Forces Command, presents a framed certificate to Lieutenant General (LGEN) Lawson W. Magruder III, USA, Deputy Commanding General and CHIEF-of-STAFF US Army Forces Command, during LGEN Magruders Retirement Ceremony

Lieutenant Colonel Gregory Warden, incoming commander

Remarks by US Army Major General Gregory P. Barlow, Adjutant General, Washington Army National Guard, during Change of Command Ceremony and Transition of B Company, 14th Engineer Battalion (CBT) (Wheel) from Active Component to Washington Army National Guard. The ceremony was held on Rugged Field, North Fort Lewis, Washington, and attended by US Army General Dennis J. Reimer, CHIEF of STAFF, US Army

New Quartermaster General of the Army. Washington, D.C., March 14. Col. Edmund B. Gregory will become quartermaster general of the Army when General Henry Gobbons, present chief, retires on March 31 after 41 years of service. The promotion of Col. Gregory will carry with it the rank of Major General, 3-14-40

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