PHOTOS
In this Aug. 8, 1953, photo, members of the 417th Engineer Panel Bridge Company, Watertown unit of the organized reserve corps, constructs a treadway bridge across the Black River as part of 15 days of training at Camp Drum. The unit was composed mainly of men from Jefferson and St. Lawrence counties. In front, from left: commanding officer Capt. Kenneth Black, Watertown; Cpl. Herman W. Parrow, Gouverneur; Cpl. Thomas F. Blake, Watertown; Sfc. Steven Hlad, Lowville, and Cpl. Burian B. Trim, West Carthage. Center row on pontoons: Sfc. William G. Mahon, Watertown; Cpl. Ronald F. Parkhurst, Utica; Cpl. Lawrence E. Graves, Gouverneur; Cpl. Nelson J. Peters, Glenfield; Cpl. Malcolm I. McCullough, Gouverneur, and Cpl. Eugene R. Turnbull, Gouverneur. Back row: Sgt. John Taper, Watertown; Sgt. Richard C. Green, Watertown; Master Sgt. John R. Ward, Adams Center; Sfc. Richard T. Hamblin, Watertown, and Sgt. John O. Huebzermeier, Watertown.
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