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PHARMACIST’S MATE SECOND CLASS Dixie D. Crout RADIOMEN THIRD CLASS Patricia Bird Anne B. Jacobs RADIO TECHNICIANS THIRD CLASS Arthur J. Anderson Keith A. Hurst Arthur D. Lockwood Donald L. Mauer Vernon L. Roberts Alden J. Schroeder James C. Selvidge YEOMEN THIRD CLASS Mldred L. Bedell Ruth V. Bentley Emily J. Williams Mary J. Fisher Dorothy E. Gillum Mary E. Glenn Elizabeth Hosmer Ruth A. Kline Jane E. Lafferty Al Vera Lohse Rosemarie A. Lubke Charlotte A. McLeod Ruth M. McCabe Melva L. Mitschke Mary E. Morley Dorothy G. Nichols Willie A. Owen Vera L. Peeples Edith M. Plumly Barbara J. Sjoblom Linore M. Smith Ethel H. Spencer Genevieve L. Sutherlin Emily J. Williams PHARMACIST’S MATE THIRD CLASS Dorothy E. Dale SEAMEN FIRST CLASS Elizabeth A. Anderson Elizabeth E. Ballou Dorothy M. Bates Theresa J. Burl William D. Chambers Marcia Cohen Isaac T. Corbel Adele G. Corsetti Theresa M. Denoncourt Nelda N. Dollner Everett A. Finnen Iris B. Flaspoller Ann F. Gwaltney Alvida Y. Goguen Mary L. Haynes Mildred L. Heath Rebecca Irwin Benjamin S. Jarrell Mae Jones Helen A. Kirby Arline L. Lasley Alice V. Maddux Harriet E. Miller Adeline E. Morris Ursula G. Mutchie	Helen J. Newing Marguerite L. Parke Dorothy J. Patterson Miriam L. Pearsall Doris Phelps Mary B. Quillen Mary M. Reilly Emilie M. Rigacci Mabel P. Rose Mary A. Ruffin Jacquelyn J. Sands Audrey I. Schmidt Patricia T. Skolic Geraldine L. Smoyer Edward E. Sohn Mary A. Strathern Doris M. Tellis Mary E. Thomas Ella H. Will Bernice H. Wallis Marjorie J. Wilson Dorothy M. Woznack Edna J. Mullaney Gladys Haist Doris Arlen FIREMEN FIRST CLASS Lewis L. Cook Herman W. Herget William B. McCracken, Jr. Joyce E. Whitman HOSPITAL APPRENTICES FIRST CLASS Betty Neal Hart Evelyn V. Gaines SEAMEN SECOND CLASS Beverly E. Abbot Katherine E. Abramski Wilma P. Albritton Julia B. Alison Eileen T. Anderson Junella E. Anderson Lillie M. Anderson Lucile F. Ayd Frances E. Barnett Mildred I. Barry Ellen J. Bell Elizabeth A. Bemis Anne M. Bender Dorothy M. Benton Christine R. Bishop Bilizabeth J. Bissig Katie L. Blann Margaret I. Bobzin Elizabeth G. Brady Lowavia Brandenburg Edith E. Briggs Virginia F. Brooks Hazel I. Brown Dorothy J. Buck Eileen Burke Mary H. Busselle Mildred E. Campbell Margaret B. Canedy Iris Carnahan Martha E. Chambers Gladys P. Clements Catherine M. Convery Ruth A. Cook Bonnie L. Cooper Ann M. Corbett Elizabeth A. Coulter Rosemary Cowley Mary B. Dacier Emma L. Davis	Lillian M. Dillon Myrtle M. Dodge Catherine R. Dorsey Catherine E. Edgar Mary E. Elison Wilidine F. Evans Catherine E. Farr Catherine Frederick Geneva George Mary A. Gough Sarah H. Green Emily E. Gulley Daisy D. Ham Ruth M. Harris Reba Hassel Edith O. Hawkins Eldiva P. Herbert Mary F. Hickman Velda R. Hill Edith M. Hines Rachel C. Hollis Mary C. Hollister Pauline Hubbard Beatrice Hugart Zola M. Hulsey Dortha M. Huntress Arden L. Huston Ida A. Hutchinson Jimmie L. Hutchison Kathryn E. Ivey Gladys I. Jackson Jeannette R. James Maxine G. Jennings Ruby Johnson Margaret E. Jolly Margaret V. Kading Helen B. Kamper Elizabeth C. Kelly Ella L. Kenner Ruth M. Kildare Delia V. Knight Arizona B. Koonce Vivian M. Kurtz Virginia L. Ledig Eunice E. Lee Pauline Liles Alice N. Liljegren Evelyn R. Lillie Velma L. Lindsey Estelle L. Lovell Loraine Mace Olga H. Magalski Lois C. Marpert Agens F. Mathis Amanda A. Mathews Leonia A. Mayer Joyce L. Miles Delores B. Mitchell Sara S. Montgomery Verona G. Muller Alma M. Munn Barbara A. MacKenzie Rita M. McCall Marjorie E. McCown Thelma M. McGonigal Julia A. McKain Shirley L. McKenzie Mary J. McMorrow Dorothy I. McNulty Laura S. McQuatters Dorothy E. Neidert Evelyn L. Nickel Frances E. Nolan Charlotte F. Noll Ruth M. Olson Dorothy L. Paine Virginia H. Pannepacker Mildred M. Pelnar Rosalea Pennington Helen L. Peterson Virginia Phillips June E. Piper Helen H. Pitz Florence B. Potter	Joan F. Precht Claribel Pruett Edith S. Puryear Ida M. Quigg Beulah M. Radford Ann B. Rahilly Alice Raney Janet J. Raper Lavon L. Reavis Marguerite B. Reed Melba F. Reed Frances M. Roberts Pauline F. Robertson Mabel C. Roers Mary A. Russell Eva J. Sadowsky Edna O. Scherrer Geraldine Sexton Bertha E. Shamley Margaret L. Sherry Gloria Simpson Anita M. Singlaub Sarah G. Smith Alma H. Snyder Mary M. Spencer Doris L. Stephenson Gladys M. Stoops Dorothy J. Storment Anne E. Stout Marjorie J. Thompson Pearl B. Tilton Louise B. Tomlian Eileen V. Tracy Retha L. Treadway Evelyn B. Urich Sadie M. Unger Rose M. Vasseur Dorotha J. Van Fleet Johnnie M. Walker Mabel C. Warner Mildred E. Weatherly Marilyn E. Welch Bonalyn M. Wiedrich May L. Wilbanks Hellen T. Williams Willette H. Williams Barbara A. Winters Caroline E. Wolfersberger Julia A. Zampene Katherine C. Ainslie Barbara I. Buckley Elsie H. Byrd Helen P. Cavanaugh Doris M. De Haven June E. Eells Jo Ann Flint Rita K. Gallagher Nellie A. Glore Edith C. Hall Mildred E. Huddleston Leota L. Kernes Ruth A. Koch Helen M. Lau Virginia H. Lundfelt Veronica D. Mackey Laura R. Paddock Eugenia R. Parks Marjorie R. Pollard Doris I. Rand Loretta A. Roller Muriel E. Sanders Florence M. Schaillee Polly J. Sims Bonnie L. Skinner Joyce A. Streu Mary A. Sullivan Ann T. Tisdale Ruth R. Ward Velma R. Whitcomb FIREMAN SECOND CLASS Paul S. Anderson
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Cryptology did not win the war. The war was won by the brave soldiers, sailors, airmen, and Marines who risked their lives in combat with the enemy. However, the ability to read the enemy’s most secret messages allowed American and British commanders to make wise decisions about the use of their troops; this shortened the time of war and saved countless thousands of Allied lives. The ironclad protection of U.S. high-level communications prevented the enemy’s intelligence personnel from exploiting these messages; this superior communications security effort also saved an untold number of lives and contributed greatly to the success of Allied operations.

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