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Wednesday, August 2, 1972
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Lyons, Miller win top honors at Army ROTC cami
A&M cadets Leslie C. Lyons of
Honolulu, Hawaii, and Robert J.
Miller of Brecksville, Ohio, fin
ished first and second among
2,400 at Army ROTC camp this
summer at Fort Riley, Kan.
Lyons and Miller were among
18 TAMU cadets who won special
recognition for exemplary per
formance and leadership potential
at the Fifth U. S. Army camp, an
nounced Col. Thomas R. Parsons.
The commandant said achieve
ments of cadets at the 1972 camp
set a new standard of excellence
exceeding that of several years.
Parsons noted that 14 cadets
are in the U. S. Army Ranger
School at Fort Benning, Ga., and
70 who also attended the Riley
camp earned paratrooper wings
in separate training at their own
expense at Benning.
Colonel Parsons will attend the
ranger school graduation exer
cises Aug. 10 as the Fifth Army
commander's representative.
Lyons and Miller were among
18 TAMU cadets winning platoon
leadership awards given to the
cadet with the highest leadership
potential index score of each pla
toon.
A building construction major
and member of Company C-2 in
the Corps of Cadets, Lyons re
ceived the Camp Commander’s
Outstanding Cadet Award. Mil
ler’s award, also based on military
proficiency and leadership score,
was the Camp Commander’s
award for the outstanding cadet
of his cycle. The encampment at
Fort Riley consisted of two cycles.
Lyons also won the American
Legion award, presented to the
most outstanding cadet of each
battalion.
Coy R. Morris of Waco received
the Army Commander’s leader
ship award for the highest leader
ship potential index score of each
cycle.
A similar award for the top
scoring cadet of each company
was taken by Lyons, Morris, Paul
D. Workman of Laredo and Duane
E. Byrd of Randolph AFB.
They received platoon leader
ship awards along with William
D. Walker of Dallas; Charles L.
Kroll, Lake Jackson; Arthur S.
Saldana, Farmers Branch; James
W. DeLony, Pasadena; Steward
K. Hawkins, San Angelo; John
F. Landgraf, Silsbee; Jeffrey R.
Murray, Austin.
sisted of a Spartan
sal-
U. S. savings bond ajif;.......
certificate each. Tho ,
Legion presentation inti-
medal, ribbon and $25 boA
ris received a $50
ribbon.
Also, James F. Kelly, Sinton;
Max L. Knight, San Antonio;
James P. McEver, New Orleans;
Robert W. Cooper, De Ridder, La.;
Werner C. Krueger, Cuero, and
Richard A. Hoyt, Shaw AFB, S.C.
Lyons and Miller’s awards con-
The Fort Riley camp
eluded Friday.
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