The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, September 15, 1982, Page Page 8, Image 8
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Clinton Mills showed its support of the 1
participating in a tour of summer traininj
Maryland, on August 10 and 11.
Board Chairman Robert M. Vance anc
Mack Parsons joined approximately 25 ot
al Guard officials for the two-day visit.
State Adjutant General Eston March
Clinton's 30 weekend soldiers who are m
ton National Guard) who are commande
Under General Marchant's leadership,
where tactical vehicles are repaired and
Those making the trip were afforded a
guardsmen and hear them explain their
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program during a recent tour of the
Beasley (right), Director of Public A1
ordinator of the visit.
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Robert M. Vance inspects M-l Abri
at Aberdeen Proving Ground.
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South Carolina National Guard program by
g activities at Aberdeen Proving Grounds,
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her local and state employers and Nationant
and his staff explained the role of
embers of the 3648HEM Company (Clind
by Captain E.L. Benjamin.
the group visited maintenance facilities
maintained.
n opportunity to visit with local employee
role in the National Guard program.
:enter) expresses appreciation to ChairMills'
support of the National Guard
Clinton unit's summer training. Ann
ffairs for the General's office, was co
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>1 Josh Moore and Ann Beasley talk about
an at Clinton Mills during summer training,
lager with the local Guard unit.
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