U.S. Army Warrant Officers from the Active, Reserve and South Carolina Army National Guard components gathered at the Columbia Canal and Riverfront Park to celebrate the Warrant Officer Corps’ 104th birthday, Columbia, South Carolina, July 8, 2022. Tomorrow marks 104 years since the U.S. Congress authorized the rank and grade of Warrant Officer on July 9, 1918. Warrant Officers enhance the Army’s abilities. They are highly trained experts who specialize in one of 48 technical areas and are the Army’s technical professionals and trusted advisors. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Maj. Karla N. Evans, South Carolina National Guard)

Martin J. Murphy (Buddy)

Celebrating his 104th Birthday October 15, 2012.

Father of 11 Children. Grandfather to 23 and Great-Grandfather to 33.

Happy Birthday Buddy.

U.S. Army Warrant Officers from the Active, Reserve and South Carolina Army National Guard components gathered at the Columbia Canal and Riverfront Park to celebrate the Warrant Officer Corps’ 104th birthday, Columbia, South Carolina, July 8, 2022. Tomorrow marks 104 years since the U.S. Congress authorized the rank and grade of Warrant Officer on July 9, 1918. Warrant Officers enhance the Army’s abilities. They are highly trained experts who specialize in one of 48 technical areas and are the Army’s technical professionals and trusted advisors. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Maj. Karla N. Evans, South Carolina National Guard)

Today my grandmother celebrated her 104th birthday. She was surrounded by 5 generations of family.

U.S. Army Warrant Officers from the Active, Reserve and South Carolina Army National Guard components gathered at the Columbia Canal and Riverfront Park to celebrate the Warrant Officer Corps’ 104th birthday, Columbia, South Carolina, July 8, 2022. Tomorrow marks 104 years since the U.S. Congress authorized the rank and grade of Warrant Officer on July 9, 1918. Warrant Officers enhance the Army’s abilities. They are highly trained experts who specialize in one of 48 technical areas and are the Army’s technical professionals and trusted advisors. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Maj. Karla N. Evans, South Carolina National Guard)

U.S. Army Warrant Officers from the Active, Reserve and South Carolina Army National Guard components gathered at the Columbia Canal and Riverfront Park to celebrate the Warrant Officer Corps’ 104th birthday, Columbia, South Carolina, July 8, 2022. Tomorrow marks 104 years since the U.S. Congress authorized the rank and grade of Warrant Officer on July 9, 1918. Warrant Officers enhance the Army’s abilities. They are highly trained experts who specialize in one of 48 technical areas and are the Army’s technical professionals and trusted advisors. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Maj. Karla N. Evans, South Carolina National Guard)

U.S. Army Warrant Officers from the Active, Reserve and South Carolina Army National Guard components gathered at the Columbia Canal and Riverfront Park to celebrate the Warrant Officer Corps’ 104th birthday, Columbia, South Carolina, July 8, 2022. Tomorrow marks 104 years since the U.S. Congress authorized the rank and grade of Warrant Officer on July 9, 1918. Warrant Officers enhance the Army’s abilities. They are highly trained experts who specialize in one of 48 technical areas and are the Army’s technical professionals and trusted advisors. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Maj. Karla N. Evans, South Carolina National Guard)

U.S. Army Warrant Officers from the Active, Reserve and South Carolina Army National Guard components gathered at the Columbia Canal and Riverfront Park to celebrate the Warrant Officer Corps’ 104th birthday, Columbia, South Carolina, July 8, 2022. Tomorrow marks 104 years since the U.S. Congress authorized the rank and grade of Warrant Officer on July 9, 1918. Warrant Officers enhance the Army’s abilities. They are highly trained experts who specialize in one of 48 technical areas and are the Army’s technical professionals and trusted advisors. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Maj. Karla N. Evans, South Carolina National Guard)

U.S. Army Warrant Officers from the Active, Reserve and South Carolina Army National Guard components gathered at the Columbia Canal and Riverfront Park to celebrate the Warrant Officer Corps’ 104th birthday, Columbia, South Carolina, July 8, 2022. Tomorrow marks 104 years since the U.S. Congress authorized the rank and grade of Warrant Officer on July 9, 1918. Warrant Officers enhance the Army’s abilities. They are highly trained experts who specialize in one of 48 technical areas and are the Army’s technical professionals and trusted advisors. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Maj. Karla N. Evans, South Carolina National Guard)

U.S. Army Warrant Officers from the Active, Reserve and South Carolina Army National Guard components gathered at the Columbia Canal and Riverfront Park to celebrate the Warrant Officer Corps’ 104th birthday, Columbia, South Carolina, July 8, 2022. Tomorrow marks 104 years since the U.S. Congress authorized the rank and grade of Warrant Officer on July 9, 1918. Warrant Officers enhance the Army’s abilities. They are highly trained experts who specialize in one of 48 technical areas and are the Army’s technical professionals and trusted advisors. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Maj. Karla N. Evans, South Carolina National Guard)

U.S. Army Warrant Officers from the Active, Reserve and South Carolina Army National Guard components gathered at the Columbia Canal and Riverfront Park to celebrate the Warrant Officer Corps’ 104th birthday, Columbia, South Carolina, July 8, 2022. Tomorrow marks 104 years since the U.S. Congress authorized the rank and grade of Warrant Officer on July 9, 1918. Warrant Officers enhance the Army’s abilities. They are highly trained experts who specialize in one of 48 technical areas and are the Army’s technical professionals and trusted advisors. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Maj. Karla N. Evans, South Carolina National Guard)

U.S. Army Warrant Officers from the Active, Reserve and South Carolina Army National Guard components gathered at the Columbia Canal and Riverfront Park to celebrate the Warrant Officer Corps’ 104th birthday, Columbia, South Carolina, July 8, 2022. Tomorrow marks 104 years since the U.S. Congress authorized the rank and grade of Warrant Officer on July 9, 1918. Warrant Officers enhance the Army’s abilities. They are highly trained experts who specialize in one of 48 technical areas and are the Army’s technical professionals and trusted advisors. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Maj. Karla N. Evans, South Carolina National Guard)

U.S. Army Warrant Officers from the Active, Reserve and South Carolina Army National Guard components gathered at the Columbia Canal and Riverfront Park to celebrate the Warrant Officer Corps’ 104th birthday, Columbia, South Carolina, July 8, 2022. Tomorrow marks 104 years since the U.S. Congress authorized the rank and grade of Warrant Officer on July 9, 1918. Warrant Officers enhance the Army’s abilities. They are highly trained experts who specialize in one of 48 technical areas and are the Army’s technical professionals and trusted advisors. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Maj. Karla N. Evans, South Carolina National Guard)

U.S. Army Warrant Officers from the Active, Reserve and South Carolina Army National Guard components gathered at the Columbia Canal and Riverfront Park to celebrate the Warrant Officer Corps’ 104th birthday, Columbia, South Carolina, July 8, 2022. Tomorrow marks 104 years since the U.S. Congress authorized the rank and grade of Warrant Officer on July 9, 1918. Warrant Officers enhance the Army’s abilities. They are highly trained experts who specialize in one of 48 technical areas and are the Army’s technical professionals and trusted advisors. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Maj. Karla N. Evans, South Carolina National Guard)

U.S. Army Warrant Officers from the Active, Reserve and South Carolina Army National Guard components gathered at the Columbia Canal and Riverfront Park to celebrate the Warrant Officer Corps’ 104th birthday, Columbia, South Carolina, July 8, 2022. Tomorrow marks 104 years since the U.S. Congress authorized the rank and grade of Warrant Officer on July 9, 1918. Warrant Officers enhance the Army’s abilities. They are highly trained experts who specialize in one of 48 technical areas and are the Army’s technical professionals and trusted advisors. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Maj. Karla N. Evans, South Carolina National Guard)

U.S. Army Warrant Officers from the Active, Reserve and South Carolina Army National Guard components gathered at the Columbia Canal and Riverfront Park to celebrate the Warrant Officer Corps’ 104th birthday, Columbia, South Carolina, July 8, 2022. Tomorrow marks 104 years since the U.S. Congress authorized the rank and grade of Warrant Officer on July 9, 1918. Warrant Officers enhance the Army’s abilities. They are highly trained experts who specialize in one of 48 technical areas and are the Army’s technical professionals and trusted advisors. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Maj. Karla N. Evans, South Carolina National Guard)

U.S. Army Warrant Officers from the Active, Reserve and South Carolina Army National Guard components gathered at the Columbia Canal and Riverfront Park to celebrate the Warrant Officer Corps’ 104th birthday, Columbia, South Carolina, July 8, 2022. Tomorrow marks 104 years since the U.S. Congress authorized the rank and grade of Warrant Officer on July 9, 1918. Warrant Officers enhance the Army’s abilities. They are highly trained experts who specialize in one of 48 technical areas and are the Army’s technical professionals and trusted advisors. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Maj. Karla N. Evans, South Carolina National Guard)

U.S. Army Warrant Officers from the Active, Reserve and South Carolina Army National Guard components gathered at the Columbia Canal and Riverfront Park to celebrate the Warrant Officer Corps’ 104th birthday, Columbia, South Carolina, July 8, 2022. Tomorrow marks 104 years since the U.S. Congress authorized the rank and grade of Warrant Officer on July 9, 1918. Warrant Officers enhance the Army’s abilities. They are highly trained experts who specialize in one of 48 technical areas and are the Army’s technical professionals and trusted advisors. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Maj. Karla N. Evans, South Carolina National Guard)

U.S. Army Warrant Officers from the Active, Reserve and South Carolina Army National Guard components gathered at the Columbia Canal and Riverfront Park to celebrate the Warrant Officer Corps’ 104th birthday, Columbia, South Carolina, July 8, 2022. Tomorrow marks 104 years since the U.S. Congress authorized the rank and grade of Warrant Officer on July 9, 1918. Warrant Officers enhance the Army’s abilities. They are highly trained experts who specialize in one of 48 technical areas and are the Army’s technical professionals and trusted advisors. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Maj. Karla N. Evans, South Carolina National Guard)

U.S. Army Warrant Officers from the Active, Reserve and South Carolina Army National Guard components gathered at the Columbia Canal and Riverfront Park to celebrate the Warrant Officer Corps’ 104th birthday with a run/walk, Columbia, South Carolina, July 8, 2022. U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Van McCarty, The Adjutant General for South Carolina participated in the morning events. Warrant Officers enhance the Army’s abilities. They are highly trained experts who specialize in one of 48 technical areas and are the Army’s technical experts and trusted advisors. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Maj. Karla N. Evans, South Carolina National Guard)

U.S. Army Warrant Officers from the Active, Reserve and South Carolina Army National Guard components gathered at the Columbia Canal and Riverfront Park to celebrate the Warrant Officer Corps’ 104th birthday, Columbia, South Carolina, July 8, 2022. Tomorrow marks 104 years since the U.S. Congress authorized the rank and grade of Warrant Officer on July 9, 1918. Warrant Officers enhance the Army’s abilities. They are highly trained experts who specialize in one of 48 technical areas and are the Army’s technical professionals and trusted advisors. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Maj. Karla N. Evans, South Carolina National Guard)

U.S. Army Warrant Officers from the Active, Reserve and South Carolina Army National Guard components gathered at the Columbia Canal and Riverfront Park to celebrate the Warrant Officer Corps’ 104th birthday, Columbia, South Carolina, July 8, 2022. Tomorrow marks 104 years since the U.S. Congress authorized the rank and grade of Warrant Officer on July 9, 1918. Warrant Officers enhance the Army’s abilities. They are highly trained experts who specialize in one of 48 technical areas and are the Army’s technical professionals and trusted advisors. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Maj. Karla N. Evans, South Carolina National Guard)

U.S. Army Warrant Officers from the Active, Reserve and South Carolina Army National Guard components gathered at the Columbia Canal and Riverfront Park to celebrate the Warrant Officer Corps’ 104th birthday, Columbia, South Carolina, July 8, 2022. Tomorrow marks 104 years since the U.S. Congress authorized the rank and grade of Warrant Officer on July 9, 1918. Warrant Officers enhance the Army’s abilities. They are highly trained experts who specialize in one of 48 technical areas and are the Army’s technical professionals and trusted advisors. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Maj. Karla N. Evans, South Carolina National Guard)

U.S. Army Warrant Officers from the Active, Reserve and South Carolina Army National Guard components gathered at the Columbia Canal and Riverfront Park to celebrate the Warrant Officer Corps’ 104th birthday, Columbia, South Carolina, July 8, 2022. Tomorrow marks 104 years since the U.S. Congress authorized the rank and grade of Warrant Officer on July 9, 1918. Warrant Officers enhance the Army’s abilities. They are highly trained experts who specialize in one of 48 technical areas and are the Army’s technical professionals and trusted advisors. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Maj. Karla N. Evans, South Carolina National Guard)

U.S. Army Warrant Officers from the Active, Reserve and South Carolina Army National Guard components gathered at the Columbia Canal and Riverfront Park to celebrate the Warrant Officer Corps’ 104th birthday, Columbia, South Carolina, July 8, 2022. Tomorrow marks 104 years since the U.S. Congress authorized the rank and grade of Warrant Officer on July 9, 1918. Warrant Officers enhance the Army’s abilities. They are highly trained experts who specialize in one of 48 technical areas and are the Army’s technical professionals and trusted advisors. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Maj. Karla N. Evans, South Carolina National Guard)

U.S. Army Warrant Officers from the Active, Reserve and South Carolina Army National Guard components gathered at the Columbia Canal and Riverfront Park to celebrate the Warrant Officer Corps’ 104th birthday, Columbia, South Carolina, July 8, 2022. Tomorrow marks 104 years since the U.S. Congress authorized the rank and grade of Warrant Officer on July 9, 1918. Warrant Officers enhance the Army’s abilities. They are highly trained experts who specialize in one of 48 technical areas and are the Army’s technical professionals and trusted advisors. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Maj. Karla N. Evans, South Carolina National Guard)

U.S. Army Warrant Officers from the Active, Reserve and South Carolina Army National Guard components gathered at the Columbia Canal and Riverfront Park to celebrate the Warrant Officer Corps’ 104th birthday, Columbia, South Carolina, July 8, 2022. Tomorrow marks 104 years since the U.S. Congress authorized the rank and grade of Warrant Officer on July 9, 1918. Warrant Officers enhance the Army’s abilities. They are highly trained experts who specialize in one of 48 technical areas and are the Army’s technical professionals and trusted advisors. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Maj. Karla N. Evans, South Carolina National Guard)

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