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Grave markers for Clyde M and Louise C Dillender in Section
35 Site 69 of Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington (Arlington county),
Virginia. Clyde was commissioned as a 2nd Lt,
Infantry Reserve on 19 May 1937 after graduating from the University of
Missouri.
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neighbor liberally "dropped in" to see Richard S. Bradley, of Mexico,
left, recently. Bradley, touring military installations as a
member of The Defense Department's Tenth Joint Civilian Orientation
Conference, "ran into" his neighbor's son-in-law,
Lt. Col Clyde Dillender, right, during a mass parachute drop at Fort
Benning, Ga. The colonel, a battalion commander in the 508th Airborne
regimental Combat Team is the son-in-law of Ray Carroll, of Mexico.
He "looked Bradley up" after seeing his name on an official guest list.
[Mexico Ledger, Mexico, MO, 8 Nov 1951, Page 12] |
