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Army Directive 2112-02 was issued 01 December 2021 under the authority of the Deputy Marshal of the Army. It Mentioned in Dispatches two members.

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To: All Officers, Enlisted and Civilians in The Royal Manticoran Navy: The Official Honor Harrington Fan Association, Inc.
From: Deputy Marshal of the Army
Re: (AD 2112-16) Mention in Dispatches


As a very small token of my respect I hereby "Mention in Dispatches" both the XO and NCOIC of the Serpent Head Point Hussars-Chris Lynch (RMN-1239-12) and Brian Lee (RMN-6575-21) for stepping up to the plate these past two months and filling in for the CO JJ Hughes who has taken a leave of absence. You both had questions answered when I needed them, you participated in TRMN functions other than the Army, and sent chapter reports in on time with little prompting on my end. Thank you for giving your CO such resounding support this year and may next year be even brighter for the Hussars!

For the Queen!

Issued by:
John Brice, Jr., QCB, GCE, KR, MM, MG, GS
Field Marshal, RMA
Deputy Marshal of the Army
Deputy Commandant - RMMC Training Command - Camp Maastricht
deputy@rma.trmn.org


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