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William W. Stickney (USMC)

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in February 1942 and finally embarked for Pacific area in June of that year. After a brief period on New Zealand, Stickney landed with his regiment on Guadalcanal during the beginning of August 1942.
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for another rest and refit and subsequently left for United States in July 1944 after 26 months in Pacific. He then assumed duties as camp recreation and special service officer under Major General
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in February 1941 and ordered back to the United States in April of that year. Stickney was then appointed executive officer of 1st Engineer Battalion within 1st Marine Division under Major General
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Like many veterans of World War I, Stickney entered the Marine Corps Reserve and was commissioned second lieutenant on June 5, 1930. He was attached to the 5th Marine Reserve Battalion in
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at the same time. Stickney led his battalion during the combats in October 1942 and repelled several Japanese attacks during counteroffensive. He led his unit for the rest of
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With the worsening situation in the world, Stickney was recalled to active duty in November 1940 and ordered for additional training with his battalion to the
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as Seaman Second Class. Stickney served aboard submarine chasers and destroyers and took part in the several naval campaigns. He was decorated with
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Major General Stickney retired from the Marine Corps on January 1, 1960, after almost 32 years of active and reserve service. He settled in
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Lt. Colonel William W. Stickney cuts a Thanksgiving cake with a Japanese officer's sword at Guadalcanal, as hungry Leathernecks look on.
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He was released to inactive duty in May 1946 and assumed duties as Principal Attorney for the Division of Corporation Finance of the
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in September 1955 and served several times as temporary director of Marine Corps Reserve. Stickney was promoted to the rank of
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Stickney was ordered back to the Pacific area in July 1945 and appointed Special Service Officer on the staff of
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for his enlisted service and discharged from the navy on June 24, 1919. Stickney then completed his education at
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and Stickney served as executive officer of several battalions of the brigade. The 1st Brigade was redesignated
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in December 1943 and January 1944 and retook command of 2nd Battalion, 1st Marines in April of that year.
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in October 1959 and assumed his final assignment as director of Marine Corps Reserve one month later.
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William Wallace Stickney was born on May 16, 1899, as the son of Henry Elmer Stickney. He attended
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He was promoted to the rank of lieutenant colonel in September of that year and succeeded
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Between years 1931 and 1935, Stickney was trial attorney and litigation counsel for the
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He then pursued a career in the legal branch and worked as an assistant clerk of the
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in January 1943. For his service on Guadalcanal, Stickney was decorated with the
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This is the ribbon bar of Major General William W. Stickney:
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at the beginning of October 1943. Stickney took part in the
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in February 1946, Stickney was transferred to the staff of
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in August of that year and spent following six months with
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and subsequently remained on active service as director of
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His unit subsequently sailed with 1st Marine Brigade for
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United States Marine Corps personnel of World War II
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United States Marine Corps

Major general
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Marine Corps Reserve
2nd Battalion, 1st Marines
World War I
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Battle of Guadalcanal
Battle of the Tenaru
Battle of Cape Gloucester
Legion of Merit
lawyer
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World War II
Marine Corps Reserve
Colby Academy
New London, New Hampshire
United States Navy
Navy Good Conduct Medal
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