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783-701-531 1st. Indorsement. Nags Head Lifeboat Station, Kill Devil Hills, N. C. 24 February, 1943.

1. Reported at 2030, this date for further transportation to the Naval Section Base, Ocracoke, N. C.

2. Departed at 1000, 25 February, 1943, having spent the night at this station due to lack of transportation.

[signature (Paul M)] Paul Midgett Officer in Charge. ____________________________________________________

783-701-531 2nd. Indorsement Ocracoke, N.C. NAVAL SECTION BASE. 25 February, 1943.

1. Reported 1800 this date.

WILLIAM E. CHAPLINE, JR. Lieut. (jg), USCG.

UNITED STATES COAST GUARD Morehead City, N. C. 22 February, 1943.

NAVAL SECTION BASE

From: Coast Guard Liaison Officer, Naval Section Base. To: MYERS, Joshua E. (215-623) C. M. M.

Subject: Orders; transfer, travel.

1. Upon receipt hereof you are directed to proceed to Ocracoke Section Base, Ocracoke, N. C. and report to the Coast Guard Liaison Officer at that place for resumption of your regular duties on board the CG-83320. No further hospitalization is necessary.

2. The travel necessary to the execution of this order will be chargeable against Symbol No. 03-20. Travel by privately owned conveyance is authorized.

3. The travel necessary to the execution of this order is required by the public interests. Allowances for subsistence and quarters as prescribed by Article 248, Pay and Supply Instructions are applicable in this case.

4. Departed this base at 1500, this date.

A. W. MEEKINS

Copies to: DCGO, 5ND CG-83320 CGLO, Ocracoke NSB. File.

Ocracoke, North Carolina. 30 March, 1943.

From: Coast Guard Liaison Officer, Naval Section Base, Ocracoke, N.C. To: MEYER, Robert B. (228-745) Sea.2c.

Reference: Verbal orders, District Coast Guard Officer, 29 March, 1943.

Subject: Orders; transfer; travel.

1. Upon receipt of these orders you will proceed, with the belownamed man, to Norfolk, Virginia so as to arrive there before noon 31 March, 1943, and upon your arrival at that place you will report to the District Coast Guard Officer, Fifth Naval District, for further assignment to duty.

BROWN, Joseph (546-518) Sea.2c(R)

2. The travel necessary for the execution of this order may be performed by privately owned conveyance, if so desired.

3. The travel necessary to the execution of this order is required by the public interests. Allowances for subsistence and quarters as prescribed by Article 248, Pay and Supply Instructions, are applicable in this case.

4. Departed at [blank space] this date.

WILLIAM E. CHAPLINE, Jr. Lieut. (JG) USCG.

Ocracoke, North Carolina. 24 February, 1943.

From: Coast Guard Liaison Officer, Naval Section Base, Ocracoke, N.C. To: JOHNSON, Walter N. (617-517) A.C.(R)

Subject: Orders; transfer of duty.

Reference: (a) Verbal orders, District Coast Guard Officer, 22 February, 1943.

1. Upon receipt of these orders you are hereby detached from CG-83320. In accordance with reference (a), proceed immediately to Norfolk, Virginia and report to the District Coast Guard Officer for further transfer to Motor Vehicle Mate School.

2. Travel orders will be issued by the office of the District Coast Guard Offier.

WILLIAM E. CHAPLINE, JR. By Direction.

783

Ocracoke, North Carolina 25 February, 1943.

From: Coast Guard Liaison Officer, Naval Section Base, Ocracoke, N.C. To: CHAPMAN, Harvey L. (541-469), F.3c(R) - PRESENT.

Subject: Orders; transfer.

1. Upon receipt of these orders you will proceed to the CG-60031 for assignment to duty.

2. No travel is necessary, none in authorized.

3. Departed 1800 this date.

WILLIAM E. CHAPLINE, JR. Lieut. (jg), USCG.