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	American Valor . Stories of Valor . Lewis Millett \| PBS
		Millet was fighting overseas with the Canadians when the United States entered the war.
		Millet went the American Embassy and asked to be transferred back and was placed with the 1st Armored Division in North Africa.
		Lewis Millett wrote the following poem in memory of soldiers who have made the ultimate sacrifice, especially his youngest son, and the 347 people who were killed returning from a peacekeeping mission in the Sinai.
	www.pbs.org /weta/americanvalor/stories/millett.html (542 words)

	The Master's College: C.S. Lewis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Lewis notes that, "in most places and times, the fairy tale has not been specially made for, nor exclusively enjoyed by, children." It became unfashionable in literary circles and was banished to the nursery.
		Lewis said that, "we should meet children as equals in that area of our nature where we are their equals." I believe good children's literature is a book that can attract young readers as well as older readers.
		Lewis states that, "...a children's story which is enjoyed only by children is a bad story." Elaborating upon this further we may say that, at times age is irrelevant of whether the book is appropriate.
	www.masters.edu /discus/messages/126/131.html?1122425094 (10605 words)

	J. A. Walker's Early History of Edwards County, Edited by James C. Malin, Kansas Historical Quarterly, August, 1940
		Of these, sixty- four farmers planted corn that spring, averaging thirteen acres each; twenty-six farmers averaged eight acres each of winter wheat planted in the fall of 1874 and one farmer planted spring wheat in 1875; sixteen farmers planted barley and twelve planted oats; in each case an average of three acres.
		Lewis "stepped down and out," and it is now under the management of C. Hubbs, Mr.
		Hetzel, two hundred and seventy-five bushels of German millet from five acres, forty bushels of rye to the acre, and a small patch of oats at the rate of one hundred and twenty bushels to the acre.
	www.kshs.org /publicat/khq/1940/40_3_malin.htm (8767 words)

	82nd and 101st Divisions on D-Day
		Captain Patch turned over to them responsibility for outposting the guns and reassembled his own force to attack Ste.
		While Captain Patch's men were thus engaged, the lieutenant, doubtful of his ability to hold the gun position with so few men, began destruction of the battery.
		Before these signs of coming battle had become critical, Captain Schwartzwalder had decided that his primary mission was to go on toward Amfreville to join the 2d Battalion and, under prodding of the first enemy artillery bursts, had pulled out fast with his eighty men and some additional personnel of the 508th.
	www.warchronicle.com /dday/utah/all_american_eagles.htm (11464 words)

	History for 2nd Battalion, 8th Field Artillery (1960s to Present)
		It was during the attack by Task Force KILLER in the hills north of Yongdongpo that Captain Lewis Millet was recommended and subsequently awarded the Medal of Honor.
		Captain (later Colonel) Millett?s Medal of Honor is currently on display at the Artillery Museum at Fort Sill, where it is the centerpiece of the Artillery Medal of Honor exhibit.
		Concurrently, the 2nd Battalion, 8th Field Artillery was relieved from assignment with the 9th RCT and assigned to the 25th Infantry Division as the direct support artillery unit to the 1st Brigade.
	www.military.com /HomePage/UnitPageHistory/1,13506,102011\|768635,00.html (8208 words)

	Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Eastern Arkansas
		Reynolds was married on the eighteenth of April, 1871, to Miss Sarah R. Lewis, a native of Tennessee, and the daughter of Dr. J.
		Henry Dodge, after serving as captain in the Black Hawk War and filling several minor offices, was elected to Congress from Wisconsin, was afterward governor of the State, and then United States Senator from 1851 to 1857.
		Lewis V. Bogy was also reared in St. Genevieve, and died some years ago while a senator in Congress from Missouri, his residence being at the time of his death in St. Louis.
	www.couchgenweb.com /arkansas/pope/biog-2.htm (23218 words)

	Securing the Douve Line: Utah Beach to Cherbourg
		Captain Rae was told to sweep the stragglers from the other companies across with him.
		Part of Captain Rae's company actually went on into le Motey, but another part, on the advice of Captain Harney (Company F), broke off to the left and sought contact with Company G. Captain Harney also directed a platoon of Company E to strike north and contact the 1st Battalion, 325th Glider Infantry.
		Regiment ordered Captain Rae back into the line, and he placed his unit in position to the right of Company F, where a tie-in was eventually effected with the 1st Battalion, 325th Glider Infantry, in the north.
	www.army.mil /cmh-pg/BOOKS/WWII/utah/utah7.htm (8421 words)

	Pirates of North Carolina
		Lewis lasted longer than most pirates; his career went on at least from 1717 to 1726.
		Served as quartermaster in the crew of Captain Charles Vane.
		In 1720 became captain of his own ship, the "Delight," and acquired reputation as most cruel and bloodthirsty pirate.
	www.geocities.com /allbelcher/states/nc/pirates.html (3711 words)

	tribuneindia... Sports
		Lewis’ jump was initially ruled a foul, then was judged legal and then was disallowed again.
		Lewis huddled with officials to view television replays of the jump, which appeared to indicate her foot had not touched the plasticene.
		At that stage, Barber, who led Lewis by one point after yesterday’s first four events, was ahead by 73 points (5,119 to 5,046) going into tonight’s final two events, the javelin and 800 metres.
	www.tribuneindia.com /1999/99aug23/sports.htm (5475 words)

	Friday, February 9, 2001
		Lewis L. Millett earned his place among America’s heroes Feb. 7, 1951, leading his troops up Hill 180 armed with bayonets fixed upon their weapons.
		Millet was at the dedication ceremony in 1998, and attended commemoration ceremonies held in 1999 and last year.
		In 1951, he was a captain in command of the 27th Infantry Regiment’s Easy Company, cautiously moving over frozen rice paddies as part of 8th Army’s Operation Thunderbolt to recapture Seoul.
	www.stripes.com /01/feb01/ed020901i.html (667 words)

	The Book of the Fair : Chapter the Twenty-Third: State Exhibits (Text)
		Contributed by the University of Kansas, this collection was mainly gathered and prepared [818] by its custodian, Lewis Lindsay Dyche, for several years professor of zoology and curator of birds and mammals.
		To secure these 120 specimens was a ten years’ labor of love, and to mount them, even with the aid of skilled assistants, was the task of four additional years, the professor travelling far into the mountainous regions on the northern verge of British Columbia, and elsewhere venturing where never before white man had ventured.
		A fountain, the base of which was formed of crude ores and the pedestal of cut crystals, was a contribution from the women of Lewis and Clarke counties, Montana.
	columbus.iit.edu /bookfair/ch23.html (13191 words)

	Commodore Matthew Perry's Visit to the Bonin Islands, June 1853
		The islands were visited by Captain Beechey in1827, and, with the proverbial modesty and justice of English surveyors, named by him, as if they had been then first observed.
		Captain Coffin, whose nationality is not mentioned, but who, from his name, was probably an American, and if so, doubtless from Nantucket, visited and gave his name to that part of the group so singularly appropriated and modestly christened by Beechey as the Bailey Islands.
		It was not until 1827 that Captain Beechey, commanding the English surveying vessel, the Blossom, visited the islands, and taking formal possession in the name of the British king, gave English titles to them.
	www.du.edu /~ttyler/ploughboy/perrybonins.htm (8115 words)

	Whitman College 1998-99 Women's Basketball Highlights
		Tara Millet scored 21 points and grabbed 18 rebounds, breaking the women's career rebounding record at Pacific Lutheran University, to lead the Lutes to a 69-45 Northwest Conference victory over Whitman Saturday night in Sherwood Center.
		Millet, who pulled down 16 rebounds Friday night at Whitworth, raised her career rebounding total to 692.
		Lewis and Clark went in to the locker room at the break with a 19 point advantage at 36-17.
	www.whitman.edu /athletics/Flashback/1998-99/sport_texts/basketball-w.html (3928 words)

	AmericanHeritage.com / THE SAN PATRICIOS
		Lewis Preifer was pardoned because he was mentally deficient, and Davey McElroy was freed because he was only fifteen years old.
		Millet, Akles, Hartley, McKee, and Bowers had deserted before the war and thus could not be executed under the U.S. Articles of War.
		Captain Davis wrote of “intense dissatisfaction and an urgent remonstrance among the officers of the army” at this finding.
	www.americanheritage.com /articles/magazine/ah/1995/7/1995_7_68.shtml (5751 words)

	American Affidavits: A thru C
		This camp was under a Captain who "set the pace" for the camp, and it was NOT good.
		STANLEY A. I, John F. Barney, being duly sworn, depose and say that; the person whose photograph appears on the reverse side hereof is the same person referred to as "Bucktooth" and Honda in a statement given by me to a representative of the Counter Intelligence Corps on 2 July 1947.
		This rice at first was just millet but later was changed to a combination of rice and barley, which was good.
	home.comcast.net /~winjerd/USAffA-C.htm (13637 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Lewis Millet, Captain, U.S. Army, in command of an understrength company, who ran into a superior force of Chinese Communist soldiers in the hills above his troops.
		Millet forced the Chinese to break and run, was wounded by grenade fragments, but refused evacuation until the American position was secured.
		From the Vietnam War: Jack H. Jacobs, Captain, U.S. Army, was an adviser to a Vietnamese infantry battalion.
	www.workmanweb.com /pressroom/images/Medal_of_Honor_release.doc (1320 words)

	Frank Baker Smith
		Millet Jefferson Smith, father of the Rush County pioneer, was born in Durham, New Hampshire, October 26, 1799.
		He lived along the northeastern border of the United States, and when trouble developed over the international boundary and war between the United States and Great Britain threatened he became captain of a military company that expressed a willingness to serve in the so-called Aroostook war.
		In 1857 he came west from Maine to Winnebago County, Wisconsin, and was living at Omro in that state when the war broke out and he volunteered as a soldier.
	skyways.lib.ks.us /genweb/archives/1919ks/s/smithfb.html (1427 words)

	Cold Steel
		Like all new commanders, Captain Lewis Millett wanted to put his own stamp on the outfit he had inherited.
		For his courage and leadership in this action, Captain Millett was awarded the Medal of Honor.
		Each of these fine limited edition prints is countersigned by Captain Lewis Millett.
	www.milartgl.com /HTML_3a/cold_steel.htm (213 words)

	Savannah College of Art and Design: The Chronicle
		The Captain Lung costume was designed by fashion student Terry Moore last year as part of the SCAD health and wellness department’s grant activities with the Chatham Effingham Tobacco Use Prevention Program.
		Lewis was awarded $1,500 for her entry titled “Trident.” SCAD will also receive $1,000 and will contribute the funds to a scholarship for current industrial design students.
		In addition to her award from the MRDA, SCAD awarded Lewis a tuition voucher for one class and credited $250 to her bursar’s account.
	www.thecampuschronicle.com /archive/vol_4/12_19/accolades.html (695 words)

	A Proud Son Of The South provided by Bravenet.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The same year he was appointed by Governor Tiffin as captain in the Ohio Militia, and, May 23, 1811, was commissioned Major of the First battalion, Third regiment, First brigade, First division, in the militia.
		That he received a discharge the two first times he was out and that they were signed by his Captain, the 3rd time his discharge was signed by Maj. Bailey and the fourth time when he enlisted his discharge was signed by Colonel Hoopeley.
		Files are persons in his present neighbourhood and can testify to his character for veracity and their belief of his services as a soldier of the revolution.
	www.anhonorablefamily.bravehost.com /scholl.html (5327 words)

	George Draut
		His captain was Washington Shannon and his colonel Samuel F. Johnson.
		He was mustered in March 11, 1865, and was with the regiment during its work in the southern part of Kentucky along the Louisville and Nashville Railway, guarding that great military thoroughfare.
		Draut raised a fine crop of millet, and his wife helped him stack it.
	skyways.lib.ks.us /genweb/archives/1919ks/d/drautg.html (1231 words)

	[No title]
		Mere- Eglise, was already engaged on the right of Captain Schwartzwalder's unit.
		Soon after the initial assembly a patrol under Lt. Lewis Levy of Company D was sent to investigate the la Fiere causeway and to clear it if possible.
		Before these signs of coming battle had become critical, Captain Schwartzwalder had decided that his primary mission was to go on toward Amfre- Page 39 vile to join the 2d Battalion and, under prodding of the first enemy artillery bursts, had pulled out fast with his eighty men and some additional personnel of the 508th.
	www.ibiblio.org /pub/academic/history/marshall/military/wwii/D-Day/utah.beach/utah.txt (22428 words)

	Spanish American War Bibliography
		Millet was a special correspondent with Harper's Weekly and the London Times.
		Gómez Núñez was captain of artillery at Havana during the war.
		Captain Concas was the commanding officer of the armored cruiser Infanta Maria Teresa and chief of staff of the squadron during the naval Battle of Santiago de Cuba.
	www.history.navy.mil /biblio/biblio7/biblio7d.htm (5088 words)

	2003 Hall of Fame
		He was captain of the team for three years, commanding the number one singles position, and was the team's most valuable player as well, achieving an astonishing combined record of 42-3.
		In her junior and senior years, she was elected president of the Women's Athletic Association, and in her senior year was elected captain by her field hockey and softball teammates.
		He was also the team captain of the 1995 Lehman CUNY Championship team and the 1996 ECAC Championship team.
	www.lehman.cuny.edu /vpstud/apexathletics/fame/03inductees.html (1137 words)

	MORROW COUNTY, OHIO 1880 HISTORY - WESTFIELD TOWNSHIP (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Notwithstanding this, the patriotic motives of Cyrus could not be repressed, so he ran away and joined the 153d Illinois Infantry, and with it took part in the battle at Nashville, in the pursuit of Hood, and also the battle of Point Rock, Tenn., where his regiment lost about thirty men.
		He has at all times been foremost in every thing that pertains to the public interests, and is willing at all times to lend a helping hand to any enterprise that tends to build up the business of the community, showing a remarkable degree of unselfishness in these matters.
		His parents are Henry John and Caroline (Lewis) Shaw; he is descended from the very best stock, both the Shaws and Lewis families are prominently known.
	www.heritagepursuit.com /Morrow/MorWestf.htm (11148 words)

	HyperWar: UTAH Beach to Cherbourg (6 June--27 June 1944) [Chapter 7]
		When Colonel Lewis, commanding the 325th Glider Infantry, reported the failure of the 1st Battalion's attack, General Gavin decided to force the crossing at la Fière from the east.
		The 3d Battalion of the 325th Glider Infantry was to spearhead the attack, supported with fire by Captain Rae's reinforced company of the 507th Parachute Infantry from positions along the river south of the bridge.
		The artillery was to begin firing at 1030, and the attacking battalion, which was at Chef-du-Pont, was to move to la Fière under covering smoke and be ready to start out across the causeway at 1045.
	www.ibiblio.org /hyperwar/USA/USA-A-Utah/USA-A-Utah-7.html (8732 words)

	i-Club -- Forums - Thread of Extraordinary Gallantry
		Lewis Millet (R) Col.Millet Retired in 1973 and is still alive at the time of this post.
		I was a student at the Infantry Captain's Career Course and we had to take a class on integrating a good medical evacuation plan into your tactical plan, and MAJ Roberts was the instructor.
		They were to have been taken by the 6th Airborne Division gliders, and I carried two hemp ropes in case the bridges were either destroyed, or under heavy fire, in which case we were to use the ropes to ferry troops across the river in the rubber dinghies which some other fellows carried.
	www.i-club.com /forums/showthread.php?t=94323 (6372 words)

	Lewis Millett - MOH
		Army Col. (ret.) Lewis Millett, Medal of Honor recipient for his exploits during the Korean Conflict, speaks at a Hill 180 remembrance ceremony.
		This was a special ceremony as Army Col. (ret.) Lewis Millett, who led the charge up "Bayonet Hill" in 1951, and awarded the Medal of Honor, was the special guest.
		Although still pending official approval, Rodi declared the road should unofficially be referred to as Millet Road.
	nasaa-home.org /millett.html (715 words)

	Col Millett's Bio
		COLONEL LEWIS L. olonel (Retired) Lewis Millett was born on December 15, 1920 in Mechanic Falls, Maine.
		Of the dead, eighteen died of bayonet wounds.
		Following Captain Millett’s service in Korea, he was assigned to the Continental Army Command as Aide de Camp and then as Training and Operations Officer for the Military Advisor Group.
	www.vfw10216.com /millettbio.htm (342 words)

	Roanoke Island Colony
		A “clothworker” of that name was married in London in 1580 and in 1590 we find the grant of a license to someone else “to occupy the trade of a clothier during the minority of George Nicholles, son of Wm.
		John had already been a muster captain and after returning home became one of the “Jurates” of the town and port of Sandwich.
		In 1588, for example, he was captain of Raleigh’s ship, the “Roebuck,” and may have taken part in the abortive effort by John White to relieve the 1587 colony.
	www.ah.dcr.state.nc.us /sections/hp/colonial/nchr/Subjects/powell.htm (8478 words)

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