Ruth McEvoy Collection 19 - Genesee County

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Whole page - first anniversary. 2-4-1950 Drops 14 - by State directive - now 92 men and 4 officers. 2-18-1950 The State Armory gets a permanent staff. 2-22-1950 Weapons for come in by train. The Mayor gets instructions to open the Guard Unit. 4-7-1950 Guardsmen face call. 7-21, 22, 24, 26, 29-1950 Guardsmen face call. 8-2, 8-1950 The Army to call reservists for 2 months. Truck unit to organize. Battery B lowers its flay - now federalized - 70 men and officers called to duty. 8-4-1950 Guardsmen honored at Retreat Ceremonies. Picture of all the members. 8-26-1950 Guardsmen depart to Camp Gordon. 8-28-1950 Funds for the Armory sought in the Senate. See: Home Guard. A new Battery to be recruited now that Battery B is federalized and on active duty. 9-2-1950 Capt. Charles D. Hiscock to recruit for a Home Guard. 9-11-1950 Eighteen enlist in the Home Guard. 9-13-1950 Batavia to be the home of the new 66th International Security Battery of. 9-26-1950 Guardsmen training at Camp Stewart - Troop A. Twenty-three inducted into the State Guard, 66th Internal Security Battalion, 9-29-1950 Capt. Charles D. Hiscock. 10-3-1950 Guardsmen to get five days off. The first half of Battery B Anti-Aircraft Battalion is home for Christmas. They left 12-12-1950 on August 27th, after becoming a federal unit. 12-21-1950 An infantry battalion planned. 1-15-1951 Bids opened for the Armory. L. A. Monroe of Buffalo the low bidder. 3-3-1951 Capt. E. A. Robb, head of, honored. 3-22-1951 Remodeling for the Armory site. 4-13-1951 Second unit to be formed. 12-18-1951 Twenty volunteers in the new unit. 12-28-1951 James J. Flynn to command the new unit. 1-11-1952 The new unit activated in a ceremony at the Armory. 2-21-1952 Picture of Capt. James J. Flynn, commander. 2-27-1952 Guard may be released by August and returned to state control. 2-29-1952 Capt. Earl A. Robb retiring from. 5-27-1952 Welcome home planned. 6-19-1952 Battery B returns from guard duty after 22 months - pictures. 6-23-1952 Tank unit for training. 7-26-1952 Battery B holds its first drill since its return from Federal service. 7-31-1952 Returns from encampment - 29 recently discharged - only 15 left in the unit. 1-20-1953 Recruiting. 2-17-1953 To hold an Open House at the Armory on State Street on March 30th. 3-28-1953 Eighteen join: Batteries B and D. 1-5-1954 Eighteen join: Batteries B and D. 2-16-1954 To Camp Drum for two weeks. 8-7-1954 Guard tests well in surprise call-up. 4-21-1955 Recruiting for Batteries B and D, 102nd Anti-Aircraft Battalion. 6-13-1955 Enlistments sought. 6-24-1955 Batavia to get Armory soon. 2-13-1956 Battery B, at State Interim Armory, to get steel cyclone fence to enclose equipment. Picture of the Guard with a new radar fire control system to use during Military 2-24-1956 Reserve Week. Msgt Leo H. McNeil resigns as administrator of Battery B. Succeeded by 4-21-1956 Floyd Aramano. 4-25-1956 Plans in process for $582,000 Armory - date indefinite. 12-14-1956 Checking sites on Oak Street. 2-8-1957 To camp. RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 7-5-1957 7 SUBJECT TEXT DATE National Guard (cont) The County may get a new Armory and Army Reserve Center. 12-26-1957 Batteries likely to be changed. 3-10-1958
Residents petition for a permanent Armory. 4-21-1958 Many visit the interim Armory. The City withdraws its offer for a site on Oak Street for - promotes the State 5-6-1958 Street site. 5-13-1958 Units B and D now under the 102nd AAA Brigade. 1-7-1959 Senator Erwin says local opposition has sidetracked the Armory. 10-27-1959 The City launches a drive to get the Armory built. 11-24-1959 J. E. Brown quotes letter from defending the lack of action in the recent storm. 3-4-1960 Open House at the Armory Sunday. 2-22-1961 The House approves $234,000 for a new Armory. Authorization for the start of the Armory signed - 1963 the probable date for 3-24-1961 completion. The Gov. freezes enlistments, reinstatements for a year - to keep many in for 6-10-1961 another year. 10-3-1961 Plans for the Armory arrive. 3-19-1962 V. J. Gautieri the low bidder on the Armory. Units being changed to Medium Tank Unit - Company B and Company D of the 4-5-1962 1st Medium Tank Brigade. 5-5-1962 Picture of the start of the new Armory. 7-26-1962 Picture of the progress on the new Armory. 10-10-1962 Picture of the new Armory - walls now enclosed. 12-19-1962 V. J. Gautieri building - 83% completed. 4-20-1963 The Armory is ready for use. 5-21-1963 The Armory will be dedicated on October 19th. 9-25-1963 Report on the dedication. 10-21-1963 Picture of the interior of the Armory. 10-26-1963 Speedy response to test alert noted. 2-9-1966 National Guardsmen to camp. State Guard: Batavia Company B of the 51st Internal Security Battalion of the National Guard is inactive; Company B is in Lockport; Company C is in Medina; Company D is in Batavia. Batavia is the only community in the state with an 8-12-1966 armory and no state militia. 10-22-1966 Seeking recruits for Batavia. 1-27-1967 Capt. Pliny B. Fiske heads the Guard on State Street. 2-24-1967 To be reorganized. 3-6-1967 To get riot training. 8-21-1967 Lt. Verdon L. Nonsen is replacing Capt. Norman L. Wilcox as commander. 1-25-1973 Company C plans a Open House. 2-24-1973 To Camp Drum for maneuvers. 7-26-1973 Pictures. 2-27-1974 Winegar on the anniversary of the Guard. 3-6-1974 The early days of retold. 3-20-1974 Praised by the State. 3-28-1974 Celebrates its anniversary - picture. 4-1-1974 First woman to enroll in is visiting here - Santa M. Shelles, 19. 9-10-1974 Becomes an infantry unit - part of the 1st Battalion of the 174th Infantry. 4-18-1975 The Medina Armory is closing - the men coming here. 1-20-1977 The Medina Armory closed - unit to Batavia. 3-5-1977 Head New York State Armory 1st Battalion, 17th Infantry. 3-1-1978 Sent to Attica in Strike. 4-20-1979 The Armory is ready to be used as a Emergence Shelter says Machove. 1-10-1981 Company C now has 116 members - growing, Capt. Timothy D. Woodward. 6-18-1982 To have a dance to celebrate its 35th Anniversary. RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 4-11-1984 8 SUBJECT TEXT DATE National Guard (cont) Seven part study of starts. Company C in Batavia only at 84.9% of its assigned strength. Attributed to delaying pay and racism. Major Paul Duttage heads. 1st Battalion, 17th Infantry. 3-11-1989
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