MilColl_WWII_34_Chapline_William_E_Jr_Papers_B1F22_Personnel

Ocracoke, North Carolina. 2 Mayy 1943.

From: Coast Guard Liaison Officer, Naval Section Base, Ocracoke, N. C. To: CLARK, Wilson A. (507-733) Cox. (R)

Subject: Orders; transfer; travel.

Reference: (a) Verbal Orders; District Coast Guard Officer, 26 April, 1943

1. In accordance with reference (a) you will proceed to Norfolk, Virginia and upon your arrival at that place you will report to the District Coast Guard Officer, Fifth Naval District, for further transfer to the United States Coast Guard Academy.

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 subsistance and quarters as prescribed by Article 248, Pay and Supply Instructions, are applicable in this case.

4. Departed at 0700 this date.

WILLIAM E. CHAPLINE, JR. Lieut. (j.g.) [ lieutenant, junior grade] USCG

783-531

Ocracoke, North Carolina 6 May, 1943.

From: Coast Guard Liason Officer, Naval Section Base, Ocracoke, North Carolina. To: MERCLEAN, Theodore S. (239-560), Sea.lc - PRESENT.

Subject: Orders; transfer; travel.

Reference: (a) Verbal orders, DCGO,5ND., 4 May, 1943.

1. In compliance with reference (a), you are directed to proceed to Norfolk, Virginia, and upon your arrival at that place, report to the District Coast Guard Officer, Fifth Naval District, for further assignment to duty.

2. The travel necessary to 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 requiredby the public interests. Allowances for subsistence and quarters as prescribed by Article 248, Pay and Supply Instructions, are applicable in this case.

4. Departed [line] this date.

WILLIAM E. CHAPLINE, JR. Lieut.(jg), [lieutenant, junior grade] USCG.

781-531

12 May, 1943.

From: District Coast Guard Officer, Fifth Naval District. To : Ensign John J. Rashti, USCGR [United States Coast Guard Reserve] - PRESENT.

Subject: Orders; temporary duty; travel.

1. Proceed to Ocracoke, North Carolina, and report to the Coast Guard Liason Officer, Naval Section Base, Ocracoke, North Carolina for assignment to temporary duty on patrol boats.

2. The travel necessary to the execution of this order is required by the public interests.

3. Mileage is allowed, chargeable to Norfolk District's travel allotment, Symbol No. 03-20.

C. C. PADEN. By direction. Copy to: Headquarters

781-531 First Indorsement Norfolk, Virginia, DISTRICT OFFICE 13 May, 1943.

1. Delivered this date.

GLENN C. FONGER By direction.

781-531 Second Indorsement Norfolk, Virginia, DISTRICT OFFICE 13 May, 1943.

1. Received and departed at 1400, this date.

John J. Rashti.

783

Ocracoke, North Carolina 13 May, 1943

From: Board of Examination To: District Coast Guard Officer, Fifth Naval District.

Subject: KUEHNLE, Frederick L. (500-376), C.M.2c(R) - Report of examination for change of rating.

Reference: (a) Article 457, Personnel Instructions.

1. In accordance with reference (a) above, a Board of Examination consisting of Lieut. (jg) William E. Chapline, Jr, USCG, Senior Member, Lieut. (jg) John L. Bender, USCGR, and Ensign William I. Mittendorff, USCGR, have this date examined suhject named man for the rating of Boatswain mate, second class.

2. Subject named man is deemed to be fully qualified for the rating of Boatswain mate, second class, and it is the recommendation of the Board that the rating be so changed.

WILLIAM S. CHAPLINE, JR.

JOHN L. BENDER.

WILLIAM I. MITTENDORFF