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| NAME: |
Ralph L.
Trew |
| NICKNAME: |
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| RANK: |
Lieutenant
Colonel |
| BRANCH: |
EN |
| STATUS: |
Retired |
| SERVICE: |
22 years |
| DOB: |
19 April
1927 |
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| SERVICE
INFORMATION |
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| HOURS
FLOWN: |
6957 |
| COMBAT
HOURS: |
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| FLT/NCO
CLASS: |
51-BL |
| SCHOOL: |
OCS,
FT Benning |
| MILITARY
SCHOOL: |
Engineer
Officer Advance Course |
| AVN
DESIGNATION: |
Master
Army Aviator |
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| AIRCRAFT
INFORMATION |
| |
| C-47 |
H-19 |
O-1
(L-19 |
OH-13 |
| SH-3 |
U-8
(L-23) |
U-6
(L-20) |
UH-1 |
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| |
| COMBAT
EXPERIENCE |
| |
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| |
| UNIT
ASSIGNMENTS |
| |
| 1952-1956 |
937th
Engineer Aviation Company, IAG's Columbia
Project |
| 1956-1959 |
Army
Aviation School. FT Rucker |
| 1960-1961 |
Army
Engineer District, Tehran, Iran |
| 1961-1962 |
X
Army Corps, FT Lawton, WA |
| 1966-1968 |
Airfield
Commander, Redstone Arsenal |
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| |
| POSITIONS
HELD |
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| Company
Commander |
| Supply
Officer |
| Post
Engineer |
| Detachment
Commander |
| Airfield
Commander |
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| |
| DECORATIONS |
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| WWII
Victory Medal |
| Army
Occupation Medal (Korea) |
| National
Defense Service Medal [2] |
| Master
Army Aviator |
| Legion
of Merit |
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| |
| SIGNIFICANT
ACHIEVEMENTS |
| |
| Advanced
from Private to Lieutenant Colonel |
| Flew
over 7000 hours without an accident |
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