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Col. John Carleton Healey Collection
Manhattan Engineer District
 John
Carleton Healey (Colonel, USAF) held many important posts with the
Manhattan Engineer District. Perhaps his most notable role as the
personnel officer for the MED was the recruitment of the many thousands of
specialized personnel that were needed for the successful completion of
the Project. See his complete biography under image #1 below - NOTE: All photos,
documents, and information provided
by his daughter, Sharon Healey Bartholomew.Note: There are two ways to view the photos in this gallery. You may "click" on any of the small images below to go to a full-page image along with an expanded caption. You may also navigate forward and backward from each of the full-page images. |
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| Meritorious Service Award 4th Star - 9812th TSU-CE - Manhattan District - Dec. 2, 1946 - Signed by Maj. Gen. L. Groves | Meritorious Service Award 4th Star - 9812th TSU-CE - Manhattan District - Dec. 2, 1946 - Signed by Maj. Gen. L. Groves | Farewell and Congratulatory Message from General Groves on the eve of turning the Manhattan Project over to the Atomic Energy Commission - Very rare letter - Dated Dec. 23, 1946 | Permanent Change of Station Orders - Maj. John Healey - Transferring from the Manhattan Engineer District at Oak Ridge to the Armed Forces Special Weapons Project at Wash. DC - Dated Feb. 25, 1947 | Orders appointing Maj. John Healey to the position of Adjutant, Summary Court, and Asst. Transportation Officer for the Armed Forces Special Weapons Project - Dated Feb. 28, 1947 |
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| Special Orders appointing several officers. incl. Maj. John Healey, to new positions within the Armed Forces Special Weapons Project - Dated Dec. 18, 1947 - Signed by Maj. Healey - Page 1 of 4 | Special Orders appointing several officers. incl. Maj. John Healey, to new positions within the Armed Forces Special Weapons Project - Dated Dec. 18, 1947 - Signed by Maj. Healey - Page 2 of 4 | Special Orders appointing several officers. incl. Maj. John Healey, to new positions within the Armed Forces Special Weapons Project - Dated Dec. 18, 1947 - Signed by Maj. Healey - Page 3 of 4 | Special Orders appointing several officers. incl. Maj. John Healey, to new positions within the Armed Forces Special Weapons Project - Dated Dec. 18, 1947 - Signed by Maj. Healey - Page 4 of 4 | Outstanding Letter of Commendation to Maj. John Healey from Lt. Gen. Leslie Groves; Chief, Armed Forces Special Weapons Project - Dated Feb. 28, 1948 (very interesting heading on letter "National Military Establishment") |
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| Added Endorsements to the Letter of Commendation to Maj. John Healey from Lt. Gen. Leslie Groves; Chief, Armed Forces Special Weapons Project - Dated May 6, 1948 | Travel Orders - Maj. John Healey - Joint Task Force 7 - April 6, 1948 - Page 1 of 2 | Travel Orders - Maj. John Healey - Joint Task Force 7 - April 6, 1948 - Page 2 of 2 | Maj. John Healey - Promotion to Director of Personnel - Armed Forces Special Weapons Project - June 2, 1948 | Maj. John Healey - Promotion to Chief, Personnel & Admin. Division - July 2, 1948 |
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| Reassignment Orders - Maj. John Healey - Aug. 27, 1948 - Page 1 of 2 | Reassignment Orders - Maj. John Healey - Aug. 27, 1948 - Page 2 of 2 |
Brief Synopsis of Major John Healey's Duties as Personnel Officer of the MED |
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