American Orders Societies And Their Decorations the Objects of the Military a
American Orders Societies And Their Decorations the Objects of the Military a
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Section 2. Original Companions of the First Class. Commissioned officers and honorably discharged commissioned officers of the United States Army, Navy and Marine Corps, Regular or Volunteer, including officers of assimilated or cor- responding rank by appointment of the Secretary of War or Navy, who were actually engaged in the suppression of the Rebellion prior to the fifteenth day of April, 1865, and whose names appear in the Official Registers of the United States Army and Navy and of the V...olunteer Force of the United States Army, or appeared upon the official records of the United States War or Navy Department during their term of service as com- missioned officers of organizations mustered into the service of the United States, and not restricted to service within any given State, for a period of service not less than ninety days, or who served under the President's call of the fifteenth day of April, 1 86 1 ; or who, having served as non-commissioned officers, warrant officers or enlisted men, during the War of the Rebel- lion, have since been or may hereafter be commissioned as offi- cers in the United States Regular or Volunteer Army, Navy or Marine Corps; and persons who, having served as non-com- missioned officers, warrant officers or enlisted men as aforesaid, shall have become eligible to membership by descent from members of the Order, or officers who were eligible as such, who shall have died.
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Section 2. Original Companions of the First Class. Commissioned officers and honorably discharged commissioned officers of the United States Army, Navy and Marine Corps, Regular or Volunteer, including officers of assimilated or cor- responding rank by appointment of the Secretary of War or Navy, who were actually engaged in the suppression of the Rebellion prior to the fifteenth day of April, 1865, and whose names appear in the Official Registers of the United States Army and Navy and of the V...olunteer Force of the United States Army, or appeared upon the official records of the United States War or Navy Department during their term of service as com- missioned officers of organizations mustered into the service of the United States, and not restricted to service within any given State, for a period of service not less than ninety days, or who served under the President's call of the fifteenth day of April, 1 86 1 ; or who, having served as non-commissioned officers, warrant officers or enlisted men, during the War of the Rebel- lion, have since been or may hereafter be commissioned as offi- cers in the United States Regular or Volunteer Army, Navy or Marine Corps; and persons who, having served as non-com- missioned officers, warrant officers or enlisted men as aforesaid, shall have become eligible to membership by descent from members of the Order, or officers who were eligible as such, who shall have died.
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